Galle Fort is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is one of Asia’s well-preserved colonial forts. Travellers can explore the historic fort, which has breathtaking views of the ocean. The fortress has been turned into a magnificent romantic setting, where travellers are welcome to lose themselves in the tales.

Among the cultural attractions on the Southwest Coast is the Mask Museum of Ambalangoda. The traditional Sri Lankan masks on display at this museum capture the cultural grandeur of the country. These wooden masks are painted to depict various figures such as gods, animals and demons.

The turtle hatchery at Kosgoda Beach is devoted to preserving endangered sea turtles by nurturing their eggs before releasing them into the ocean. Travellers can learn about the majestic sea turtle nesting alongside the coastline and witness the hatchlings being released while also contributing to the cause by donating.

Stilt Fishing is one of the traditional methods of fishing in Sri Lanka. Southern Coast fishermen have followed this method till now. They plant wooden stilts into the shallow waters of the sea to stand on while fishing. Fishermen are often seen fishing during the early morning or late evening. Travellers can get an interesting fishing experience and the serene beach surroundings offer a peaceful environment.

Unawatuna Beach is one of the charming beaches on the Southern Coast. It is renowned for its golden sand, crystal clear water, and the waves that move in time. Nature lovers can enjoy a serene setting at this beach. Travellers can make the trip more interesting by trying out aquatic activities like surfing, swimming and snorkelling.

The Hallow Dagoba is a distinctive Buddhist stupa in Kalutara, which is distinguished by its hallowed interior. Travellers can walk inside these traditional stupas. This tranquil spot offers opportunities for people to learn about the historical past and culture. It is a must-visit spot for peace seekers.