05 Days Tour Package (04 Night)

֍ We pick you up from your hotel or Airport and we proceed to Bentota.
In Bentota we take the boat and start the boat trip on the Madu river.
֍ After the boat trip we proceed to Kosgoda. In Kosgoda we will visit the Turtle hatchery.
֍ After our visit at Kosgoda we proceed to Galle.
֍ In Galle we sightseeing the city and we will visit the Galle fort, Dutch church, Museum.
֍ After our visit at Galle we proceed to the Hotel.

֍ After breakfast we proceed to the Sinharaja forest reserve.
Sinharaja is the last untouched rainforest in Sri Lanka and is on the UNESCO list of World Heritage. The density of the forest makes it difficult to spot larger animals.
Sinharaja (meaning lion king) is located between two rivers. The Koskulana Ganga in the north and the Ging Ganga in the south. Sinharaja has 45 species of reptiles, 21
of which are endemic. You can see several lizards and snakes. One of the most commonly seen amphibians is the Wrinkled frog. The reserve also has three species of
squirrels, porcupines and pangolins. Civets and mongooses are also present in the park.

(You can choose to hike 3 tracks, 5Km, 12Km and 20Km)

֍ After our visit at the Sinharaja rain forest we proceed to the Hotel.

֍ After breakfast we proceed to the harbour in Mirissa.
From here we will take the boat and we start watching Whales. The most common whales
you're likely to spot in Mirissa in the November-April season are blue whales.
You may also get lucky and also see sperm whales, humpback whales, and Bryde's whales.
You can also spot Dolphins or Killer Whales
֍ After Whale watching we proceed to Tangalle. In Tangalle we will visit the Hummanaya blowhole. Hummanaya Blowhole is the only known blowhole in Sri Lanka and is
considered the second largest blowhole in the world.
֍ After our visit at Tangalle we proceed to the hotel in Tissamaharama.

֍ Early morning we proceed to the Yala National Park. The Yala National Park is located in the southeast of Sri Lanka. With nearly 100,000 hectares, it is one of the largest parks in Sri Lanka. And with 130 animal species, the park has a special range of fauna to offer.
At the Yala National Park we will start the wildlife safari. In the Yala National Park you can spot jackals, hornbills, sloth bears, crocodiles, Elephants, Leopards, monitor lizard and water buffalo.
֍ After the wildlife safari we proceed to Udawalawe.
֍ In Udawalawe we proceed to the Hotel.

֍ Early morning we proceed to the Udawalawe National Park. At the Udawalawe National Park we will start the wildlife safari.
In Udawalawe live hundreds of elephants and buffalo, many crocodiles, special birds and monkeys. There are also a number of leopards in the park, but the
chances of seeing one are very small. Spotting the elephants and crocodiles is the main draw of the national park.
֍ After we visit the Udawalwe National Park we proceed to Ratnapura. Ratnapura is a famous trading center for the area’s wealth of gemstones. Ratnapura is situated
southeast of Colombo, on the Kalu River. Dominating the town is a hill on which the Portuguese built a fort. We will visit the Gem mines and you will see how the
people get the stones from the pit. In Ratnapura we will also visit the Gem Museum.
֍ After our visit at Ratnapura we proceed back to the Airport / Hotel.