
Route
BIA → Mirissa → Hikkaduwa → Galle → BIA
Highlights
- Mirissa Blue Whale Watching
- Hikkaduwa Coral Sanctuary
- Sea Turtle Encounters
- Galle Dutch Fort (UNESCO)
- Parrot Rock Sunset
Day by day
Timings are flexible. We shape each day around your pace.
Day 1BIA to Mirissa
- Drive to Mirissa via Southern Expressway (180 km)
- Settle in, explore Mirissa's crescent bay at your own pace
- Parrot Rock scramble for sweeping bay views
- Fresh seafood dinner at beachside restaurants
Day 2Whale Watching & Hikkaduwa
- Early morning whale watching boat from Mirissa harbour — Blue & Sperm whales
- Drive to Hikkaduwa (25 km)
- Hikkaduwa Coral Sanctuary — snorkelling with sea turtles
- Hikkaduwa surf point — lessons available
Day 3Galle Fort & Return
- Walking tour of Galle UNESCO Fort — ramparts, lighthouse, Groote Kerk
- Boutique galleries & craft shops within the fort
- Unawatuna Bay swim (optional)
- Drive back to BIA (230 km)
IncludedPrivate driver · fuel · tolls · parking
Not includedHotels · meals · whale watching boat · entrance fees
🏨 Suggested stays: Mirissa · Hikkaduwa area
Choosing a vehicleThink about your head count and how much luggage you carry. Sedan suits small groups with light bags. Mini van and KDH van give more room for people and baggage. Not sure? We'll help you pick.
Good to know
- This is an estimate. We give the exact price after we talk it through.
- The price covers city-to-city travel only. Short side trips and nearby spots are not included, but you can add them. Just ask.
- Hotels are not included. Book your own, or we can find and book them for you.
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