Visit the Turtle Hatchery and witness nature's magnificent creations. You can also see the various kind of turtles, turtle eggs and get a chance up close to see baby turtles. Also you can take part in releasing the turtles for a added extra fee. There are more Injured Turtles can be seen with take care of them As a charity work.

Mihiripanne Beach called as Turtle Beach is one of the hidden beaches on Sri Lanka’s south coast. In there you can see different type of turtles who are in the sand side and the beach side very close to people and used to them as very friendly. Also there you can Snorkeling/Swim with them. The most unique way to see sea turtles in alive ever in the world. carved into the long-dead coral reef at the shoreline. You can choose this place to have a visit or swim

Unawatuna is a town located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka and it is a popular tourist destination, and is known for its crystal-clear waters, soft sandy beach, and picturesque setting. You can choose this place to have a visit, swim or snorkeling. And you can taste the Lankan Home Made Traditional Rice & Curry in Banana leaf at my home.

Peace pagoda is a temple, which is a unique shrine just outside of Galle, is a place where everyone can findpeace, sightseeing and tranquility. It was constructed in 2005 by the Japanese Nipponzan-Myhji order as a symbol to encourage peace on the island.

Jungle Beach is a popular tourist destination located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, near the city of Galle. It is known for its beautiful sandy beach, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical surroundings. You can choose this place to have a visit, swim or snorkeling.

An herbal garden is a type of garden that is dedicated to growing plants that are used for medicinal or therapeutic purposes. These gardens may also be known as medicinal herb gardens, or healing gardens.

The Galle Fort is a historic fortification in Sri Lanka that was originally built by the Portuguese in and later expanded and fortified by the Dutch. Visitors can explore the fort, visit the Old Dutch Reformed Church, and learn about the fort's history at the National Maritime Museum. It is a one of UNESCO World Heritage.