After breakfast proceed to Balapitiya

Madu River Safari Between Ambalangoda and Induruwa the Madu Ganga snakes inland, connecting a complex network of lagoons and mangrove waterways. This habitat makes a fascinating birding experience, and as a result of the biodiversity that is dependent on its ecology, it has been declared a ‘Ramsar’ site. The boat tour by Maduwa River Boats from Balapitiya, a few kilometers north of Ambalangoda would be a different and immersive way to appreciate the flora and fauna of the charm of the Madu Ganga. There are crocodiles – you might be lucky enough to hold a captive, baby crocodile
Have you ever thought of having an experience from natural fish spa therapy? This boat tour provides you natural foot massage from hundreds of fish.

Turtle Hatchery

Where you can see several species of turtles, specially the hawksbill, are endangered. Most vulnerable of all are their eggs, which are left uncovered on beaches all around the coast. The good will of the area fishermen, who brings these eggs gratis to the hatchery, has led to the hatching and release of 100,000 young turtles in only two years since the hatchery opened.
Evening return to Hotel. 

Thereafter visit Mask workshop and Ebony Tree workshops

Ambalangoda 

It is a charming town, most famous for its ‘devil-dancers’ and mask carvers.  You will be fortunate in encounter an actual Bali (exorcists) or Kolam (folk drama) performance, as these are not performed especially for visitors.  On the other hand, if you do manage to attend a ceremony, you can be assured that it is the real thing.  The gaudy masks of bright chemical paints are created strictly for tourists; those done in natural dyes are more ‘authentic’.

Thereafter proceed to Galle for Sightseeing
Commence city tour in Galle

Galle 

This is the most ancient and important harbor of the country, until the Colombo Harbor was established.  Galle is identified as the ‘ Tarshis ‘ of the Bible.  This was captured by the Portuguese in 1587 A.D, Dutch in 1640 A.D, and British in 1796 A.D. Most of the existing buildings date to Dutch Period.  The Bastians are still using Dutch names such as Zwart, Akesloot, Aeloes etc.  Famous for lace making, Ebony carving, Gem cutting & polishing,