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Beruwala Beach
55K km towards down south through Galle road from Colombo, you will find Beruwala beach called “Golden Mile ”. This is a pristine beach of golden sand. Many opportunities for water sports such as water scooter rides, windsurfing, parasailing, water skiing, and deep-sea fishing and many more. Beruwala beach is a better place to relax for seas shore tourists.
Tangalle Lagoon
Planning to go Kayaking? Tangalle Lagoon is one of the perfect places in Sri Lanka for Kayaking. A quiet fun-filled cruise is guaranteed if you start early morning before the sun gets too hot. You will be able to witness a lot of birds and wildlife such as water monitors, water buffaloes and a stunning view too. Tired of the beach holiday you have been spending for many days? You must definitely try this.
Catamaran Fishing Boats - Negombo
The Sri Lankan Muslim fishing community is among the top fishing communities using and producing traditional catamaran boats. For generations the abilities of producing the sails and boats have kept the tradition of using these alive. Departing early morning everyday, these fisherman are on a hunt to catch prawns which helps them earn their share for the day. The men spend nearly 7 to 8 hours on the sea with harsh weather conditions, risking their lives as this is how they make their earning to feed the families. The uniqueness of this type
Kalutara Bodhiya
Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque
Kalutara Bodhi is a sacred Bo tree which is believed as one of the 32 saplings of Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi planted around 2nd century BC in Anuradhapura. It is located in a bank of Kalu Ganga and a religious and beautiful place to visit on the way to Bentota.
Weligama Beach
Best beach for surfers from beginners to professionals, unlike other surfing destinations in Sri Lanka, you might not find many restaurants and bars here but sure have enough places for your needs. The sand is clean and white. The Marriot Hotel is doing a great thing on the beach having spotlights directly to the sea to allow the night surfing. This huge beach makes you feel like the whole beach is to yourself.
Situated in the busiest Colombo market area, the Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque is a place of worship for Muslims. Built-in 1908, the mosque is commonly called as the Red Mosque, this appears as a hot spot for photographers as this is a landmark of Colombo. To get here, you have to come through Main Street and if you are entering from the city center side it is on to your left. In the evenings you can find street food stalls around the Mosque area, you should try these delicious Patties, Samosas and Rolls served hot.
Snake Farm
The Last Kingdom
A place for you to be educated about snakes, of course, if you dare to, you can touch them, carry them on your neck and get to know the purpose of these reptiles for the environment that we are all afraid of. A simple fact, being the protectors of fields by preying on rats, preventing agricultural losses and protecting urban areas. There are great stories of this farmer who from generation to generation has been catching and breeding snakes for education purposes.
Kabalana Beach
A nice and clean beach with white sand, less noise and fewer crowds. Another Surfing destination especially for the beginners, but during the off-season have to be aware of the rough seas. If you don’t find the beach in Mirissa or Unawatuna comfortable, Kabalana could be one of the great choices.
Kokkilai Sanctuary
The surrounded area of the Kokkilai Lagoon including the lagoon is designated as Kokkilai National Park. The extent of the land is 4,930 acres. The sanctuary is surrounded by mangrove swamps, seagrass beds while other area consists of scrub and open forest. Elephants and also many migrating birds are found in the sanctuary.
The last capital of the ancient kingdoms, Kandy is the home for the Sacred Temple of Tooth Relic, one of the most sacred Buddhist temples in the world. An annual event of a pageant takes place in July carrying the Tooth Relic around the city. Cultural dancers, elephants decorated with lights and many local dances aligned walk along from night till dawn. This is one of the main cultural events in Sri Lanka, locals and many foreigners from around the world visit Kandy to witness the event.