Top Galle Sightseeing Tours

Get a bird's-eye view of the marine wildlife off Sri Lanka on this whale-watching flight tour. With a professional pilot at the helm, you'll listen to commentary on the whales you see out the plane's windows. Unlike a whale watch in a boat, you can cover lots of area in a short amount of time and easily find pods of whales and dolphins. This private tour ensures personalized attention and a flexible schedule.

Welcome to Eagle Eye Whales & Dolphin Watching. "Blue Whale" the largest animal in the world - one of the most beautiful creatures of nature. Not everyone has the chance to see this living being with their own eyes. What if you are interested in this? Need a good service provider to join with? If Yes, we can provide you this once in a life time experience with best service. It's been more than 6 years, we are still doing our best to our guests. A brand new TriMaran vessel, well acknowledged professional crew is always there to give you the best of us. We maintain the distance between boat and the animal. Our purpose is to protect the animal and give you our best when you are with us.

Prepare to ‘get wild’ on this full-day safari in Sri Lanka’s Udawalawe National Park. Scout for elephants, crocodiles, birds, and more, and take an optional side trip to Udawalawe Elephant Orphanage. All national park fees and a safari jeep with a driver-guide are included.

Get the best chance of seeing whales and dolphins in Mirissa on this dedicated whale-watching trip. Your captain and crew know the best places to find the marine creatures, and will share information on their biology and behavior. Be sure to have your camera ready for action shots of pods of dolphins, blue whales, and sperm whales.

Go in search of whales on this 4- to 6-hour morning whale watching cruise from Galle. After early morning hotel pickup, don a life vest and cruise onto the Indian Ocean aboard a comfortable, 50-foot (15-meter) boat, with an expert skipper and crew. Savor a continental breakfast and tea or coffee as you sail to areas frequented by whales. Watch for species such as blue, sperm, killer, humpback and pilot whales in the waters, snap once-in-a-lifetime photos and look out for other marine creatures, including dolphins and sea turtles.

Our representative will meet you and Transfer to Udawalawe, Safari guide will take you to Udawalawe national park. Udawalawe main attraction is the large herd of Sri Lankan elephants who call it home. With a large area for them to roam, it is the best place in Sri Lanka to see Wild Elephants. Watch as these majestic, graceful, albeit playful giants interact with each other, following a complex social order within the herd. Spend the rest of the exciting tour exploring the best of this unique landscape, including a three hour Jeep Safari to see the beautiful elephants at the park. After finish our lovely safari tour we drop you to the Hotel you wish.

At 08:00am you'll start the tour. By being Pick up from your Hotel .You will first meet up the Tours crew and transfer to Sinharaja Rain Forest. Meet Your wildlife tracker at the main gate and he will walk with you through the forest, pointing out any animal sightings along the way. The forest boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna. You might see monkeys, snakes, chameleons, extensive bird life and a vast range of tropical trees, plants and flowers and a beautiful waterfall.You can swim and bath in side forest waterfall and have lunch. after finish lovely  tour we will drop off to the hotel you wish. On the way you can stop unlimited to get some beautiful photos.and you can ad some extra location on the way if you like.

This half-day safari will give you the chance of visiting Udawalawe National Park which is one of the best places in Sri Lanka to see wild elephants. An Asian elephant herd, no less than 250, is permanently residing at Udawalawe national park. The park is capable of sustaining large numbers of elephants because of its abundant water sources. Hundreds of elephants annually migrate to the park from nearby protected areas as well. Udawalawe national park was created for elephants displaced by the construction of the adjoining Udawalawe reservoir. Furthermore, Udawalawe is an important bird area with a wide range such as aquatic, birds of prey, and land birds in abundance. If you like to explore Sri Lankan birdlife, morning safari experiences are known to include rare bird sightings frequently.

Get the most out of your visit to Yala National Park with this guided tour from Galle. No need to rent a car, as round-trip transportation is provided from Galle hotels. Enjoy the Sri Lankan scenery on the trip to the park, then listen to guided commentary as you take in sights of leopards, elephants, sloth bears, Hanuman langurs, toque monkeys, water monitors, and other animals. After the game drive, relax and enjoy a 4-course lunch accompanied by a cold beer in the heart of a jungle campsite.

Ride a safari Jeep around Yala National Park, the second largest wildlife park in Sri Lanka. A professional guide shares knowledge of the animals that call this wildlife kingdom home, including roaming elephants and more leopards per area than anywhere else on the planet! Arrive before the crowds for better wildlife viewing at the park, with early morning pickup in Galle. Your return trip includes a lunch stop and optional visit to Waurukannala Temple (additional expense). 

You will be able to enjoy a trilling three hours safari in Yala National Park with the opportunity of spotting lot of wild life creatures including Leopards, Wild Elephants, Sloth Bears, Water Buffalo any many more. It consist of 215 bird species, 44 species of mammals, 47 reptiles, 18 amphibian species, 21 freshwater fish as per the records. If you are lucky, you will spot more of these wild animals.

Short on time in Galle? Then this private, family-friendly tour covers the city and its coastal highlights in one day, making it ideal for short-stay visitors and cruise passengers. Admire UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and Galle Lighthouse, trace the coast to the Hikkaduwa Turtle Hatchery and Tsunami Museum, and take a wildlife-watching cruise on the Madu River. Private transport and Galle hotel and cruise port pickup and drop-off included.

Get out of the city and experience the lush nature of Sri Lanka on the back of a mountain bike. Gear up with your bicycle and helmet and set out through small villages, rice paddies, and tea plantations. Accompanied by your guide, explore the countryside and dip in the river. Pause at a local village for a traditional lunch.

Take to the waves and experience one of the natural marvels of Sri Lanka on this private small-group whale-watching tour. Following a breakfast of coffee, fruit, and tea, hop aboard your private whale-watching boat and cruise out into the deep waters off the Sri Lankan coast. Keep watch for sightings of blue whales, dolphins, humpback whales, and pilot whales, and listen as your private guide sheds light on the creatures’ habits in the wild. Enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to eight people.

The opportunity to swim with whales is a privilege. The act of swimming with whales is an art. Every day is different on the water, and every encounter is unique. We swim with whales most days, but on some days this may only be briefly. Other days we swim for longer periods.

Get to know Colombo, Sri Lanka’s vibrant capital, on a private 6-hour tour. Traveling between the sights by air-conditioned vehicle with your own chauffeur-guide, make the most of a customizable itinerary, tailoring your sightseeing around your personal preferences. Visit top Colombo attractions such as the National Museum (own expense), soak up the Indian Ocean views along Galle Face, dive into bustling Pettah Market, admire the Gangarama Temple (own expense) and more. As you explore, ask your guide for insider tips on tucked-away attractions, including great shops and restaurants often missed by visitors.

We provide a full service from pickup to drop off including all needs so you can make the most of the visit and enjoy the forest environment.

It's the best opportunity to see the one of few world heritage sites in sri lanka and spend some time there , not only the galle fort but also you can see few more important places on the way to galle,

Prepare to ‘get wild’ on this day safari in Sri Lanka’s Udawalawe National Park. Scout for elephants, crocodiles, birds, and more, and take an optional side trip to Udawalawe Elephant Orphanage. All national park fees and a safari jeep with a driver/guide are included.

Udawalawe is undoubtedly one of the best places in Sri Lanka to see wild Asian Elephants throughout the year. Usually you will have better chance to spot herds of elephants if you choose morning departure. There are about 500 elephants in the park and they often roam in herds of up to 100. Udawalawe National Park is unique in terms of consistency in numbers of elephants roaming the park. If you choose afternoon departure, you will have great photographic opportunities of capturing the mesmerizing sunset with your camera.You may spot other animals in the park including water buffalo, wild boar, spotted deer, sambur deer, jackal, samber, black-naped hare, mongooses, bandicoots, foxes, the endemic toque macaque and gray langers. If you are lucky you might be able to see a leopard and other smaller cats, such as fishing cat and jungle cat.

Udawalawa is one of the most visited national parks in sri Lanka, it's a home to over 250 Sri lankan elephants as well as so many mammals, birds and reptiles. It's the best chance to explore sri lankan wildlife.

Book an overnight stay in Yala National Park to secure your visit for your ideal date with this Leopard safari and glamping adventure. After a private transfer to Yala, known for its leopard population, enjoy your inclusive experience: lunch, a game drive, dinner, a night in a luxury private tent, and a dawn safari and breakfast.

Learn firsthand about Sri Lanka's amazing biodiversity on this private tour to the Kanneliya Rainforest. With a dedicated guide leading you, explore the UNESCO-listed biosphere reserve, home to monkeys, snakes, chameleons, and a wide range of bird life. Learn about the flora and fauna through commentary tailored to your interests and enjoy plenty of chances to ask questions.

Doing your own safari tour in Udawalawe National Park from Mirissa requires several bus connections, making it difficult in a day. This private tour makes it easy: with return private air-conditioned transport and a 4x4 safari in the park included. After a scenic journey, watch for elephants, deer, boar, and birdlife from an open-top 4x4 as you roam the grasslands. Entrance fees and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.