Start the day with a dip.

Start the energetic day with a swim in the infinity pool, followed by a breakfast of fresh fruit, pastries, and egg hoppers. Then, hop on a bike and ride along the Hamilton Canal, a Dutch-built waterway that winds its way the city, stopping for a juice and samosa at one of the villages along its banks. Next, take a tuk-tuk to Angurukaramulla Temple, an impressive fortress with a Buddha in the centre and an ornate shrine room inside.

The sun's beating down

The sun is shining, and there's only one place you'll want to be: Negombo's beautiful beach, which runs north from the town. The golden curve has earned a reputation for some of the best people-watching in the city, with ice cream-licking locals, guitar-strumming tourists, and excitable toddlers running in the shallows and scooping sand into palms.

Fun crowd of food enthusiasts

If you're feeling sluggish, pull up a chair at Black Coral for relaxed fine dining — a popular spot with a lively crowd of foodies. Sri Lankan ingredients are at the heart of the menu, and the place is buzzing until late. Head to Centre Point Grill and Bar for something with a less-is-more ethos in a space that focuses on exceptional food and drink. 

Negombo's colonial past

The tour will explore Negombo's colonial past by visiting St. Sebastian and St. Anne churches built during European dominance. As we will see, these temples retain architectural elements that are distinctive of the Old Continent despite the passage of time. The famous Negombo Fish Market will be the final stop to learn more about the products most in demand by locals, and you can even visit one of its many stalls and try some delicacies.

Departure from Negombo to Bentota 

Proceed to Bentota with a 1/2 day Negombo tour after breakfast at the hotel. Arrive in Bentota and spend the rest of the day relaxing on the beach or doing your own thing.

The most peaceful yet stunning

Bentota town is home to Sri Lanka's most peaceful and beautiful beaches. Bentota beach is the most beautiful and famous in the area. Its coconut trees and breathtaking scenery attract visitors worldwide, making it the best place for nature lovers. Tourists can also have fun by participating in water sports such as diving, snorkelling, and swimming. If you're visiting Bentota, Sri Lanka, you must take the Bentota river ride. Depending on your time constraints, you can take a full-day river cruise or a shorter ride. There are numerous boat tour operators available to serve you.

Galle Fort, Church Street, Galle Sri Lanka

The Galle Fort, known as the Dutch Fort, is a fortification built by the Portuguese on Sri Lanka's southwest coast. Built-in the late 16th century, the first fortifications were quite simple. The fort, however, was extensively modified by the Dutch in the 17th century; it is thus one of the most significant archaeological, architectural, and historical monuments illustrating European influence in South East Asia between the 16th and 19th centuries. According to a UNESCO statement, the site was designated the fourth criterion for World Heritage Site designation was for its "unique exposition of an urban ensemble illustrating the European architecture and South Asian traditions.

Bentota, Galle District, Southern Province

Bentota is a magnificent resort town on the southwest coast of Sri Lanka. Its long Bentota Beach extends north, where it merges with a sandy strip known as Paradise Island, which runs parallel to Bentota Lagoon. Take a boat day tour to see whales and dolphins, or dive at coral-rich dive sites like Canoe Rock. Find a massive Buddha statue at the centuries-old Galapota Temple on the Bentota River. To the southeast is Lunuganga, the estate and gardens of architect Geoffrey Bawa. To the northeast is Bevis's Brief Garden.

Kosgoda Turtle Care, Kosgoda Sri Lanka

Do not pass the opportunity to visit the Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery in Bentota, Sri Lanka. Turtle conservation is well-known at Kosgoda Beach. Every year, 400 turtles lay their eggs on this beach. It has 18 turtle hatcheries on Sri Lanka's southern coast. The Kosgoda Turtle Care program protects sea turtle eggs while increasing hatching rates. We not only hatch Turtles, but we can also treat disabled Turtles. The highlight of the conservatory is watching cute baby turtles aged 1 to 4 days. When the turtles reach the appropriate age, they are released into the wild.

City for a shopping experience & Final Day

For centuries, ancient seafarers traded in pearls, precious stones, elephants, peacocks, cinnamon, and other spices from Colombo. Today, Sri Lanka's commercial capital is a fascinating mix of East and West, past and present, and old and new. Visit Pettah Bazaar, Mlesna exquisite tea boutique, cashew nut shop, readymade garments, and all sorts at Majestic City for a shopping experience in Colombo. Visit the Lanka Ceramics Centre, Odel Shop, Barefoot, House of Fashion, Beverly Street, and other places. Transfer to the airport.