Galle Fort Treasure Hunt

Tea country, leopards, and Indian Ocean beaches. Eight days across one of Asia's most vivid islands.

Perched on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort is a secluded luxury escape where ocean views, lush palms and sophisticated design meet curated wellness, exceptional dining and endless coastal experiences.

A stylish boutique hotel in the heart of Galle Fort, Fort Bazaar combines heritage with contemporary design. Explore the fort on foot before unwinding by the hotel's outdoor swimming pool, a peaceful oasis within the historic walls.

Why House is a chic boutique hotel near to the beaches of Talpe and close to the historic Galle Fort. With a pool, tropical gardens and welcoming personal touches, this 10-room Sri Lankan hideaway sits somewhere between a villa and a boutique hotel.

A refined boutique hideaway within Galle Fort, Nyne Hotels Landesi combines restored historical charm, personalised service and beautifully appointed rooms for an intimate and cultural stay in the heart of historic southern Sri Lanka.

Overlooking pristine beaches and the Indian Ocean, situated on the southern tip of Sri Lanka, Amanwella is an all suite chic retreat on the breathtaking Sri Lankan coast. With its laid back atmosphere, it is the perfect place to relax and unwind.

Kahanda Kanda is a stylish boutique retreat on a private tea estate above Koggala Lake. Offering total seclusion with easy access to Galle and the south coast, it’s an elegant, design-led escape blending nature, privacy and understated luxury.

An intimate beachfront sanctuary on Sri Lanka’s south coast, Kayaam House blends understated luxury with deeply personalised wellness, offering a serene space to restore, rebalance and reconnect beside the Indian Ocean.

Amangalla is a stunning boutique hotel with just 29 individual styled rooms, chamers and suites. Set in the Galle Fort on Sri Lanka's southern coast, it is the perfect place from which to explore.

Tekanda Lodge, set on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, offers a luxurious, intimate retreat with stunning views of jungle and rice paddies. Blending modern design and local charm, it features elegant suites, an infinity pool and farm-to-table dining

Take a surf lesson in a secluded part of Weligama Bay by skilled tutors followed by relaxing refreshment by the beach.

Galle’s main attraction is the 17th century Dutch Fort. Much of the old Fort and the township still remain, within its well-preserved bastions including its public buildings, churches, the famous lighthouse and a maze of narrow cobbled streets.

Led by a local couple, enjoy a serene boat ride to the plantation on Cinnamon Island. During this unforgettable experience, you will experience the aromatic world of cinnamon craftsmanship and local traditions.

Discover the essence of Sri Lankan spirits with an exclusive arrack and food pairing experience at The Sun House in Galle. This immersive session is ideal for exploring the rich flavours of Sri Lankan cuisine in an intimate setting.

Enjoy the picturesque southern coastline and observe undisturbed whales in all their glory from the air on a 3-seater Cessana with an experienced pilot.

Get up close and personal with Buddhism in Sri Lanka through a one-on one conversation with a local monk. Conversations on relevant topics, as guided by you, will explore this cornerstone of Sri Lankan culture and your specific interests in philosophy.

Enjoy a scenic and immersive tour through the beautiful countryside surrounding Galle. Your journey will take you down the Kapu Ela River by boat and then by bike across the paddies, ending with a traditional Sri Lankan meal and a lesson in hopper making.

It’s hard to ignore the passion for cricket as you travel around Sri Lanka – in every village, side street and city there are locals with bat and ball in hand. We invite you to take part in a friendly cricket match in Galle Fort, joining a team of locals.

On this full day boat trip you will have the opportunity to spot vast amounts of marine life from blue whales, false ores, sperm whales and bottlenose dolphins.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Galle, through a thrilling combination of cycling and kayaking.

While staying in the Galle Fort take the time to discover this fascinating colonial town, filled with history. Founded in 1588 by the Portuguese, the fort was subsequently occupied by the Dutch and the British, so there is plenty to explore.

During your time in Sri Lanka you are sure to dine on some soul-stirring dishes, including the traditional Sri Lankan rice and curry. Food lovers will love this cooking experience, from the vibrant market of Galle to cooking in a local village.