This will be the next stop where you will get the opportunity to experience a unique boat ride safari through mangrove trees with a lot of biodiversity in the surrounding nature with more than 50 small islands to be witnessed and even stepped on. You will come across a cinnamon island and a serene Buddhist temple in two of those islands. You may can take a fish foot spa therapy also if you're interested at an additional cost.

This garden contained a lot of different spices and medicinal plants in Sri Lanka. They may explain the benefits or the various plants and how to use them. You may receive a free neck/shoulder massage or a hand/wrist massage and a foot massage also from them.

You may stop by this unique museum with photos of the natural disaster Tsunami hit in 2004 where this particular area was serenely damaged.

Galle Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a stunning example of colonial architecture in Sri Lanka. Built by the Portuguese in 1588 and later fortified by the Dutch, the fort boasts cobblestone streets, charming colonial buildings, and breathtaking ocean views. Key highlights include the Galle Lighthouse, Dutch Reformed Church, and Clock Tower. A stroll through the fort offers a glimpse into its rich history, vibrant cafes, and boutique shops, making it a must-visit destination for history and culture lovers.