• Negombo Fish Market - Before becoming a famous beach destination with numerous resorts, Negombo was home to Sri Lankan fishermen and women who practiced traditional fishing methods. This expansive fish market, situated at the western edge of Negombo’s coastline, is the hub of morning activity. As one of Sri Lanka’s largest and most significant markets, it plays a crucial role in driving Negombo’s economy.
• St. Mary’s Church - Since the Portuguese era, Christianity has significantly influenced Negombo. The city is often called “Little Rome” due to its abundance of churches.

Construction of the church began in 1874 and concluded in 1922, following a prolonged pause. The church’s art and architecture, along with similar structures in Sri Lanka, showcase the early 20th-century blend of European and Sri Lankan artistic and architectural styles.

• Angurukaramulla Temple - Angurukaramulla Temple is one of the most renowned temples in Negombo, famous for its Buddha statue and impressive dragon entrance. Visitors must pass through the dragon’s mouth, believed to protect against evil spirits.

The temple also houses a 300-year-old moss-covered remnant of an ancient library. It features numerous trees, a pond with turtles, and several murals, ceiling paintings, and intricate sculptures illustrating Buddha’s journey to enlightenment.

• Sri Singama Kali Amman Kovil - Located in Negombo, Sri Singama Kali Amman Kovil is a Hindu temple dedicated to Ganesh, the elephant-headed deity of beginnings in Hinduism.

Ganesh is revered as the patron of scholars, financiers, scribes, and authors, and is typically worshipped before embarking on significant endeavors.

• Dutch Canal - Also known as Hamilton Canal, this 14.5 km (9.0 mi) waterway connects Puttalam to Colombo, passing through Negombo in Sri Lanka.

Initiated by the British in 1802 and completed in 1804, the canal was designed to drain saline water from the Muthurajawela marshes. It was named in honor of Gavin Hamilton, the Government Agent of Revenue and Commerce.

• Negombo Dry Fish Processing Area - This intriguing location allows visitors to observe Sri Lanka’s traditional fish preservation methods.

Here, freshly caught fish—primarily tuna, sprats, and mackerel—are salted and sun-dried on large racks under the tropical sun. This age-old technique enhances the fish’s flavor and shelf life, making it a staple in local cuisine. Visitors can explore the drying fields, engage with local fish processors, and learn about the labor-intensive process that supports many coastal families. The area provides an authentic insight into Sri Lanka’s fishing heritage.

• St. Sebastian’s Church - Sea Street | සා. සෙබස්තියන් මුනි දේවස්ථානය - වැල්ලවීදිය - Situated on Sea Street in Negombo, Sri Lanka, St. Sebastian’s Church is a stunning fusion of colonial and modern architecture. Built in the 16th century, it honors St. Sebastian, the patron saint. The church’s white exterior and graceful arches make it a prominent landmark. It holds historical and cultural importance, serving as a key place of worship for the local Catholic community. Annual festivals, especially the Feast of St. Sebastian, are celebrated with vibrant processions and prayers. The church offers a tranquil retreat, with its peaceful atmosphere ideal for quiet contemplation. Located near Negombo’s coast, visitors can easily pair a church visit with beach time, making it an ideal spot for both spiritual reflection and cultural exploration.
• Gangaramaya (Vihara) Buddhist Temple - This iconic temple is a magnificent blend of Sri Lankan, Thai, Indian, and Chinese architecture, serving as a center for Buddhist learning and spiritual reflection.
• Pettah Market - Colombo’s most bustling marketplace, where visitors can experience the city’s vibrant energy, shop for unique local products, and enjoy authentic Sri Lankan street food.
• Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque - Known as the “Red Mosque,” this remarkable landmark in Pettah is famous for its striking red-and-white facade and rich Islamic heritage.
• Independence Square - A serene, historic site celebrating Sri Lanka’s independence, featuring impressive colonial architecture and lush surroundings.
• Temple of Sri Kailawasanathan Swami Devasthanam Kovil - One of Colombo’s oldest and most ornate Hindu temples, adorned with intricate carvings and dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Ganesha.

• Private transportation
• Landing and/or facility fees
• Hotel transfers to and from the tour starting point
• Fuel surcharges included
• All parking fees covered

• Any others expenses which are not mentioned on Price Includes section
• Gratuities

Negombo is a delightful coastal city featuring a stunning waterfront, surrounded by picturesque landscapes and historic landmarks. Experience a personalized tour of this enchanting city, where the itinerary can be customized to match your interests, allowing you to spend as much or as little time at each location as you wish.

We provide three exclusive private tour packages:

Negombo City Tour – Standard

• Visit the Negombo Fish Market & Dry Fish Processing Area
• Explore St. Mary’s Church
• Discover Angurukaramulla Buddhist Temple
• Visit a Hindu Temple
• Stroll along the Dutch Canal
• Visit St. Sebastian Church

Negombo City Tour – Premium
(Includes Standard Package)

• Experience the traditional lifestyle of local fishermen
• Observe playful monkeys in their natural environment
• Enjoy exotic bird watching
• Explore the mangroves
• Savor a delicious taste of Sri Lanka’s exotic tropical fruits

Negombo & Colombo City Tour – Full Day Adventure
(Includes Premium Package + Lunch)

• Visit Gangaramaya Buddhist Temple
• Explore Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque
• Shop at Pettah Market
• Visit Independence Square
• Discover Sri Kailawasanathan Swami Devasthanam Kovil

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.