The Unawatuna jungle beach has a tropical and secret beach vibe, and you can also engage in any beach activities.

Learn about the tsunamis that occurred in 2004 and explore.

The Hikkaduwa area is a popular tourist destination in Sri Lanka, where you can explore and feed turtles

Madu ganga boat safari offering exceptional service to explore the mangrove and the bio diversity of the Madu River. island visit ,cinnamon and crocodile storey and fishing activity

Kande Viharaya Aluthgama is an ancient Buddhist temple in Sri Lanka with a gigantic Buddha statue where you can experience the Buddhist cultural activities.

Stilt fishing in Koggala is a unique and traditional method of fishing practised by local fishermen in southern Sri Lanka. Perched on tall wooden poles anchored in the shallow waters, these fishermen skilfully balance while casting their lines into the sea. This centuries-old technique, passed down through generations, offers a picturesque and serene sight, especially during sunrise and sunset. Tourists can witness this authentic cultural experience along the coast of Koggala, capturing both the beauty of the practice and the peaceful rhythm of coastal life.

Hikkaduwa’s Turtle Feeding Beach is a popular spot where visitors can experience sea turtles up close. Located near the main beach, this attraction allows tourists to feed and interact with the turtles, which often come close to shore. Early mornings are the best time to spot these gentle creatures, and it’s a fantastic opportunity for both children and adults to learn about marine conservation while enjoying a unique, hands-on experience with Sri Lanka's coastal wildlife.

The Ahungalla Sea Turtle Conservation and Research Centre is dedicated to protecting endangered sea turtles. It focuses on safeguarding turtle nests, rehabilitating injured turtles, and raising hatchlings for safe release. Visitors can tour the centre to learn about turtle conservation and even participate in releasing baby turtles into the ocean. It's a unique opportunity to support the preservation of these magnificent creatures along Sri Lanka's coast.