Connecting your world with the fascinating Nature
The Galle Wildlife Tours’ ultimate goal is making Guests’ dream a reality with the ultimate in luxury, comfort or budgeted options that will satisfy them during their stay at Sri Lanka. Your unique requests will be treated with utmost care by providing tailor-made programmes that will ensure your greatest satisfaction ever.
With more than two decades of experience in the industry which is a combination of published wildlife researches, Nature conservation programmes, Tourism and Volunteer programmes, Galle Wildlife Tours are recognized as the best tour operator in Galle, Sri Lanka. Through our inspirational programmes, the nature has been conserved and wild life has been preserved. One of the greatest achievements of all is helping community through tours which brings great happiness with self-satisfaction for us, guests and the community itself.
Every tour booked with us will contribute for the betterment of the community via MindGarden Sri Lanka Volunteer programs which will bring sustainability to the locals as well as the nature.
Anoma Alagiyawadu
Naturalist / Marine Biologist
Galle Wildlife Tours | MindGarden Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka, The Best Destination
Explore the unknown hidden places and Wildlife with us
We are pioneers of Bird Watching, Whale Watching in Mirissa, Rock Pooling / Seashore Trails, Rainforest Walks, Wild Safaris in National Parks from Galle in Sri Lanka. Our team members at Galle Wildlife Tours have initiated several community base nature and wildlife conservation and research programs.
While you are in Sri Lanka you are most welcome join with us for some Community Programs to enrich beautiful Sri Lanka.
Commercial Capital: Colombo
Currency: Sri Lankan Rupee – LKR
Population: 21 Million
Languages: Sinhala, Tamil, English
Religion: Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, Christianity
Official Name: Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka
Administrative Capital: Sri Jayawardenapura, Kotte
Time Zone: GMT+5:30 – India Standard Time
Country Dialing Code: +94
International Airport: Bandaranaike International Airport, Katunayake, Sri Lanka
Bird Watching Boat Safari down the Mahamodara River
Glide in a boat on a 5km voyage along the Mahamodara Lake/Kepu Ela up to the Wakwella Bridge. The Mahamodara River is a major tributary of the Gin River, which originates from the Rakwana hills and heads south via the Sinharaja Rain Forest, finally dipping into the Indian Ocean just outside the city of Galle.While you are in Sri Lanka you are most welcome join with us for some Community Programs to enrich beautiful Sri Lanka.
Whale and Dolphin Watching in Mirissa, Sri Lanka - ‘Best for Blue’
Sri Lanka is the best place in the world to see Blue Whales and Spinner Dolphins. It is almost certainly the best place in the world to see both Blue Whales and Sperm Whales together. Several years ago, Dr. Charles Anderson, a British marine biologist, resident in the Maldives, developed a theory that there was a migration of whales between the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea which took them near the shores of Sri Lanka. The best time of the year is October to April with the calm see.
Sea Tours
Glide in a boat on a 5km voyage along the Mahamodara Lake/Kepu Ela up to the Wakwella Bridge. The Mahamodara River is a major tributary of the Gin River, which originates from the Rakwana hills and heads south via the Sinharaja Rain Forest, finally dipping into the Indian Ocean just outside the city of Galle.
Sri Lanka, The Best Destination
We are pioneers of Sri Lankan Safaris, Experiential Travel and Hospitality industry in Sri Lanka, and as such.
What Clients Say
Anoma’s knowledge made our experience very special. Also, he took the time to show us around the rock pools in front of the hotel which was very enjoyable as well as educational, we have come away with a new appreciation of what you can find. We look forward to returning back to this wonderful place in the near future.
Debbie, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
A 5.30 am starting from the hotel to Mirissa Harbour with a good breakfast and off on the boat at 7.00 am we were extremely well looked after, and our naturalist Anoma, was very informative. After about 10 nautical miles we were very excited at the sight of the killer whales and managed to get some excellent photographs.
Eileen M, Southampton, United Kingdom
Good naturalist (Anoma) and well operated tour with safe and well maintained vessel. Saw blues whales and dolphins in their thousands. Siting log kept at the hotel indicates that sperm whales, turtles, and manta rays can also be seen.
Cassie C., Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
I was looking to get some information about Wildlife, But while I was Galle there is no such a place, I found Anoma Alagiyawadu who is an excellent naturalist working for Galle Wildlife Tours. He is amazing and has sound knowledge of the wildlife, especially whale Watching, I recommend him to anyone for visiting before your wildlife activities.
Srilankatravelgirl - Colombo, Sri Lanka
Had a great bird and butterfly watching tour with Sameera. It was peaceful and quiet. The butterflies are very beautiful. We saw many species of birds, butterflies and dragonflies, Sameera was able to identify all of them and shared lots of interesting information with us. Thank you!
Ben Coe, Hoddesdon, United Kingdom
On recomandation of a local friend we booked an early morning river safari and really weren’t disappointed. we started shortly before sunrise (what a beautiful atmosphere…) and Krishan showed us from the beginning a lot of birds reptiles and plants. He stopped as long as we needed to take pictures without disturbing the animals. He even constructed a necklace from a waterlilly for me. All in all, we can only recommend the safari.
Italdiana, Munich, Germany
I did an afternoon boat trip looking for birds and I am an avid birder and have been to over 75 countries birding. I found Krishan’s trips one of the best I have done. He’s extremely knowledgeable and knows the calls of the birds and is very patient. I recommend this very highly!
Barry M., Cornelius, North Carolina
A 5.30 am starting from the hotel to Mirissa Harbour with a good breakfast and off on the boat at 7.00 am we were extremely well looked after, and our naturalist Anoma, was very informative. After about 10 nautical miles we were very excited at the sight of the killer whales and managed to get some excellent photographs.
Eileen M, Southampton, United Kingdom
