The perfect blend of colonial heritage, marine conservation, and living traditions along Sri Lanka's southern coast. Explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, a 17th-century Dutch-colonial gem with charming streets and ocean views, then visit a sea turtle hatchery to learn about conservation efforts for these endangered creatures. Discover intricate local craftsmanship at the mask museum in Ambalangoda, home to vibrant traditional masks used in rituals and dances. The tour culminates with the iconic stilt fishermen of Koggala – a breathtaking photo opportunity and glimpse into Sri Lanka's vanishing coastal traditions. Seamless transport, and a mix of history, culture, and nature, this tour showcases the south coast's most unforgettable highlights in one enriching day.