Galle is a lively town down in the southern coast of Sri Lanka. It is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site and sees many visitors ona daily basis. Here is exactly how to enjoy the beaches, culture, and Sri Lankan food in just two days.
Walking Around the Old Fort
People who want to stay at villas in Sri Lanka Galle usually start their trip from Galle Fort. There are a number of colonial streets, cafes, art galleries, as well as historic buildings in the old town that show how culture has changed throughout the years.
Staying on the Coast
Staying at one of the hotels, like IF Villa Thalpe, for example, makes it easy to see Galle and enjoy the peaceful ocean views. It is located along the Talpe coastline, which makes it easy to go to the fort and the beaches around.
Beachy Relaxation
Unawatuna and Dalawella beaches are two of the most popular spots to relax on the southern coast. People who come here swim, walk along the beach, or sit at beach cafes that face the water.
Loving Sri Lankan Food
Food is quite a big part of what makes Galle special, especially for travellers. Visitors can try local cuisine styles by eating rice and curries, seafood dishes, as well as a number of street snacks called “short eats.”
