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Galle, Fort Galle
gilt bis heute als die schönste Stadt Sri Lankas und befindet sich 20 KM von Ihrem Urlaubsort entfernt.
Fort Galle was built by the Portuguese in the 15th century and expanded by the Dutch in the mid-16th century until the English took over Ceylon (Sri Lanka's old name until 1972) from the Dutch in 1796 and used the fort as an administrative center as the port was moved to Colombo. The fortress walls were built exclusively of granite stone and coral, over the fortress wall you can wonderfully walk around the Ford and pass other sights such as the lighthouse, St. Mary's Cathedral, the Historical Mansion Museum, the Maritime Museum and the "Galle National Museum". Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
The beautiful colonial style houses have now all been lovingly restored.
In the entire Ford there are many coffee shops, restaurants as well small shops, which invite to stroll and linger.
Not far away is the Galle fish market where it is worth stopping to watch the "wild" trade and also to marvel at the diversity of species that the Indian Ocean offers. In the newer part of the city is the fruit and vegetable market, which is also worth seeing with a large selection of exotic fruits.
Tour Mangroven
Madu Ganga River Boat Safari
A nice half day trip with a boat across the Madu Ganga.
The ride along the coast via Ambalangoda to Balpitiya takes up to 20-30 minutes with a tuck tuck or van. Ambalangoda to Balapitiya.
On site the boat is already ready for you to take you through beautiful Mangrovenbäume to drive.
Have you ever had the experience of a Fisch-Spa-Therapie made? If not, here it is possible and they should not miss the tingling massage of fish.
The boat trip continues to the Kothduwa Temple, here you enter a small island on which there is a temple.
The monks living there will be happy about your visit, you will have the opportunity to small ceremony bless to let. For me, the temples of Sri Lanka are always a special place of peace and serenity.
Once back on land, on the way back to Hikkaduwa, a stop can be made at the nearby Moonstone mien are made. Our drivers will take you to the mines run with heart and soul.
Udawalawa National Park
Udawalawe National Park was established in 1972 and is 150 km from Hikkaduwa, which means a driving time of about 2.5 hours.
Once in the park, the driver will organize a jeep for you including a ranger. It is not allowed to drive with your own car through the national park. The rangers inform each other which route they should take in order to show your guests the greatest possible number of wild animals. In the Udawalawe National Park you can see among others the Sri Lanka elephant, crocodiles, tortoises, langurs, warthogs, axi deer, water buffalo, jackals, sea eagles, pelicans and a variety of other bird species, which rounds off an eventful day. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
We will be happy to put you in touch with first-class drivers who have comfortable new vans.
Sinharaja National Park is easily accessible in two hours by car
Sinharaja National Park has belonged to 1988 to the Unesco World Natural Heritage and represents the last large lowland rainforest on the island. More than 60% of the trees are endemic and many are considered rare.
In Sri Lanka Sri lanka is home to around 830 endemic species. Over 50% of the endemic mammal and butterfly species, as well as many species of birds, insects, reptiles and rare amphibians are found in the 6092 hectare forest of the Sinharaja National Parks domiciled.
The reserve is also home to a number of threatened, endangered and rare species such as the Leopard, the Indian elephant, langur with purple face and the exceptionally beautiful blue magpie.
The entire park is surrounded by Waterways crisscrossed and bordered by the Gin, Kalu, Napola Dola, Koskulana and Kudawa Rivers.
Experienced park rangers, with a trained eye, will guide you through the park to discover animals that are almost invisible to us because of their natural color changes.
Blowhole
The blowhole in Sri Lanka is considered the second largest in the world and is a special spectacle
Turtel-farm
Numerous turtle farms delight children and many guests of the country. The farms are reception centers for injured turtles. There the turtles are cared for and returned to the sea.
The Peace Pagoda
The Peace Pagoda was built by Japanese monks in memory of the victims of the tsunami of 26.12.2004 and is now a symbol of peace. When visiting the Peace Pagoda, shoulders and legs should be covered.
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All activities and tours can be arranged individually with our experienced staff on site and can be booked flexibly on site.
You can directly reach us by local phone or WhatsApp:
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+49 172 272 63 77 (Germany)
+94 760 88 00 86 (Sri Lanka)
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