Tours List (7 )
Private half-day Colombo city tour covering the city's top attractions Explore bustling markets, historic landmarks, temples, and cultural sites Guided by a knowledgeable English-spea ...
Visit the stunning Red Mosque and dive into the vibrant energy of Pettah Market, a bustling hub of local culture and commerce. Step back in time with a visit to the Old Parliament Building and In ...
Experience Colombo's vibrant nightlife, admire iconic landmarks, and savor local flavors with an expert guide. Enjoy convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off in an air-conditioned vehicle with a ...
Enjoy a coastal escape to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Galle Fort with a Madu River safari. Travel comfortably with hotel pick-up and drop-off in an air-conditioned vehicle accompanied by a p ...
Guided tour from Colombo to the UNESCO Sigiriya Rock with village experience Comfortable hotel pick up and drop off from Colombo in an air-conditioned car A professional chauffeur gui ...
Explore Colombo at night with a scenic drive past its glittering landmarks and beautiful city views. Visit top attractions including Galle Face Green, Lotus Tower, Beira Lake, and Seema Malaka. ...
Your tour starts with a convenient hotel pickup in Hikkaduwa. Enjoy a comfortable direct transfer to Colombo with scenic views along the way. In Colombo, you have the option to explore key attr ...
More About Colombo Tourism
Colombo is arguably Sri Lanka's most popular tourist destination. The coastal city is a beautiful place to spend a couple of days just relaxing, indulging in the local food, and leisure activities. It has a good collection of attractions to serve just this purpose, like the Galle Face Green, the Beira Lake, and the Viharamahadevi Park, which are popular places for picnics and also for you to spend some quality time with your loved one. The city still has many structures from the colonial period and early history. Most of the museums you see today were once used by the colonial masters. Take for example the Dutch Museum, which was actually the residence of the Dutch Governor of Ceylon when it was first built. Even the Maritime Museum was once a Dutch prison. In Colombo you'll also find plenty of Buddhist temples, the most famous of these being the Gangaramaya, and the Kelaniya Raj Maha Vihara. Not just that, Colombo is a great place for you to shop for local handlooms, and when you're done with that, indulge in a variety of sea foods and local cuisine. Colombo makes for a beautiful escape to a picturesque coastal city.