• Negombo Fish Market - Long before Negombo became a famous beach destination with numerous resorts along its sandy coast, it was home to Sri Lankan fishermen and women practicing traditional fishing methods. This expansive fish market, situated at the western edge of Negombo’s shoreline, is the hub of morning activity. The Negombo Fish Market is one of the largest and most significant markets in Sri Lanka, playing a vital role in driving Negombo’s economy.
• St. Mary’s Church - Since the Portuguese era, the Christian faith has significantly influenced Negombo. Due to the city’s abundance of churches, it is often called “Little Rome.”

Construction of the church began in 1874 and was completed in 1922, following a prolonged pause. The art and architecture of this church, along with a few other similar structures in Sri Lanka, showcase the early 20th-century cultural blend of European traditions with Sri Lankan art and architecture.

• Angurukaramulla Temple - The Angurukaramulla Temple is one of the most renowned temples in Negombo, famous for its Buddha statue and an impressive dragon entrance. Visitors must pass through the dragon’s mouth to enter the temple, which is believed to ward off evil spirits.

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

• Sri Singama Kali Amman Kovil - Sri Singama Kali Amman Kovil in Negombo is a Hindu religious site dedicated to Ganesh, the Hindu deity of beginnings, depicted as an elephant.

Ganesh is the patron of scholars, financiers, scribes, and authors, and is typically worshipped before embarking on any significant endeavor.

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

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

• 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

Embark on a private day trip to the tranquil city of Negombo with a personal driver at your disposal.

Situated to the north of Sri Lanka’s capital, Colombo, along the western coastline, Negombo boasts remnants of a 17th-century Dutch Fort, which now serves as a prison. The Dutch-era Hamilton Canal flows into the Negombo Lagoon, adorned with local fishermen’s huts.

Benefit from the services of our warm and skilled drivers who will escort you around the city, offering an exclusive insight into this culturally diverse location.

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