Stilt fishermen at dawn, beginner surf all day.
Weligama means sandy village, and the bay lives up to it: a long, shallow break with a soft bottom, which is precisely why every surf school on the south coast teaches here.
It is also the home of the stilt fishermen, a genuinely local tradition rather than a staged one, if you go at the right hour and to the right stretch of water. We will tell you which.
Taprobane Island sits just offshore, and Mirissa is fifteen minutes down the road.
Beach & Coastal
Six days on the south coast, with just enough culture
Unawatuna, Mirissa and Weligama at walking pace — snorkelling, whales in season, a surf lesson if you want one, and Galle Fort in the cool of the afternoon.
Adventure
Hiking, safari, the scenic train, surf and waterfalls
An active week: the rock fortress, the hill-country train, Ella on foot, a zipline, two safaris and a surf lesson on the way to the coast.
Culture & Heritage
Culture, wildlife and beach — ten days, nine nights
Two UNESCO cities, the tea estates, the scenic train, a Yala safari, whale season at Mirissa and three days working down the south coast.
Tell us what you imagine — a rough idea is plenty — and we will turn it into a journey worth remembering. No obligation, no pressure, and a real person on the other end.
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