SRI LANKA
Sri Lanka’s best days out.
The 6 most popular fishing tours in Sri Lanka. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Private Bentota Lagoon fishing trip with hotel pickup, your guide, and gear. Morning, evening, or night slots. Cook your catch.
Most Popular“we are very very delighted with our fishing session. Harinda is a very good guide who took us to very good locations. we had around ten fish, one very big. Really delighted with our activity ;)”
Private Galle day tour from Bentota with Madu River Safari, turtle hatchery, moonstone mine, tsunami museum, Dutch Fort, and stilt fishing.
“We had a wonderful full day with our wonderful hosts and would recommend this to anyone in the area! We loved the mix of culture, wildlife and history of the area! We booked another excursion with the company following this trip as the team were amazing!”
Private Bentota day trip with a river boat safari, sea turtle conservation center, mask museum, stilt fishing, Galle Fort, and more.
“Wir hatten einen wundervollen Tag zusammen mit Shiran. Sehr individuell gestaltet. Erst die Bootssafari mit vielen tollen Begegnungen, wie zum Beispiel Affen, Schlangen,.... Dann ging es noch in eine Mondstein Miene. Wir haben riesige Schildkröten gesehen und das Fort von Galle bewundert. Ein wirklich toller und erlebnisreicher Tag. 😉”
Explore Negombo by tuk-tuk with an English guide: fish market, Dutch Canal, temples, and St. Mary’s, plus a king coconut drink.
4-hour Negombo tuk-tuk tour with Lellama fish market, Dutch Fort, Hamilton Canal, and Angurukaramulla Temple for a well-paced taste of Sri Lanka.
“Samantha our guide was brilliant, he took us to all the big sites in Negombo and told us lots of interesting facts along the way. As it was Good Friday, some places (the fish market) were closed, but Samantha told us about this from the start and even added on some other sites to compensate.…”
Stilt fishing in Ahangama with hands-on learning, a village visit for craft demos, and a catch-of-the-day lunch with live cooking.
“I saw these stilt fishing in the water at the beach at Ahangama just out of Galle. This is mind boggling and an old tradition practiced by about 500 families in Galle, specially around he towns of Ahangama and Kathaluwa”
The cultural triangle, the hill country, the wildlife parks and the south coast, all on one island.
