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Being one of Sri Lanka’s great mini destinations, there’s plenty of things to do and places to see in Galle.

Galle Fort is a treasure trove of antiquities, galleries, shops, and cafes, and is best explored on foot.

Venturing beyond the fort leads to tropical beaches for surfing and relaxation, whale watching cruises, and verdant paddy fields for scenic bike rides.
Heritage Handloom Weaving
Heritage Handloom Weaving
This behind-the-scenes experience takes you through the full lifecycle of a traditional handloom process
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Private Candlelit Dinner
Dine al fresco beneath a shimmering sky at Fort Bazaar.
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Spa and Wellness
Open daily with a selection of signature massages, scrubs and wraps
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Sri Lankan Cooking Experience
Fort Bazaar’s chef teaches you the secrets to a good rice and curry
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Hosted walking tour of Galle Fort
A guided walk through the streets of Galle Fort revealing its history, hidden tales, and key landmarks.
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Artisan Mask Making and Painting
A workshop on Kolam mask carving at a boutique arts and crafts gallery in Galle
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Surf Lessons
Suitable for everyone; children, beginners or advanced surfers, and can be tailored to your skill level.
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Soulful Yoga
A yoga session for all levels, focusing on posture, principles of alignment and breathwork.
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Scenic Bike Trails
This bike ride is one of the best ways to explore the picturesque surroundings of Galle.
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Tea Estate Tour
Tour a lowland tea factory and learn about the story of white tea.
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Whale & Dolphin Watching
Embarking on a whale-watching cruise is a must-do if you’re in the south during the season.
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Kanneliya Rainforest Trek
Trek through one of the world’s biodiversity hotspots and finish with a hearty rice and curry lunch.
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Enchanting Garden Tour at Lunuganga
This takes place at the former holiday home of Sri Lanka’s most celebrated architect, Geoffrey Bawa
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