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Rent a vehicle in Sri Lanka at the most economical rates. Select from a wide variety of vehicles ranging from luxury cars, vans and coaches to Standard cars, economy vans and safari jeeps. Enjoy a hassle free holiday by entrusting all your travel arrangements in Sri Lanka to highly experienced professionals in tour guiding and transportation. We will take care of your travel requirements from airport pick up and drop to travel within the island to all popular tourist destinations including wild life parks and remote regions difficult to access. Contact us to avail yourself of the most cost effective travel arrangements available in the island.

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OUR VEHICLE FLEET

Standard Cars

New/ reconditioned, with or without driver. 4 to 5 passengers. Different makes including Nissan, Toyota, Suzuki, Honda etc. Auto/manual and fully air conditioned. Engine capacity around 1500cc/ 1300cc. Full insurance cover for all passengers, driver and third parties. FM radio/stereo/ seat belts/ child seats (optional)/navigational units (optional).24 hr. backup service.

Vans

Different types of economy and luxury vans are available to meet different group sizes and travel needs. All vans are dual air conditioned and have seat belts, CD/ FM stereo, cool boxes and child seats (on request). Luxury & semi luxury vans have multi A/C and reclining seats. Power steering, Auto/ manual, with or without driver.24 hr. backup service. Full insurance for passengers and driver.

Coaches

Coach tours help you save money while travelling in luxury comfort. Modern luxury coaches are available at attractive prices. TV, Karaoke music, CD/DVD Player, cool box, first aid box, adjustable seats and fully air-conditioned interior. Mini and large, brand new and reconditioned semi luxury and luxury coaches are available with seating capacity from 16 to 51passengers.24 hr. backup service.

Galle Excursion

We’re so proud to have you here. If you’re looking for things which you can do around Galle, You found the right place. We have an excursion around Galle. Below you’ll find all the information you need to know

Departure Time	08:00 am	Place of Departure	We gonna pick you up from your hotel. But it should be located somewhere in Galle
Duration of Tour	08 Hours	Drop off Location	We can drop you off at your hotel where we pick you up. Otherwise anywhere in Galle
Exclude	Lunch	What’s including	Guided tour through below destinations including transport and water bottles

01. Jungle Beach

Jungle Beach used to be quite isolated. You’d need to go up the Peace Pagoda, well off the main strip, and then hike in a circle round a peninsula before you arrived. Now you still need to get to the Peace Pagoda but they’ve cut some stairs straight down the hill and once you get there there are beach beds and a little restaurant.

The beach is nice, it’s swimmable, not rough and just the right size. When there are too many people, however, it becomes like any other crowded beach, AKA, not cool. Jungle Beach is still far enough from the main strip that not sooo many people come.

02. Koggala Lagoon

The largest lake in the island, Koggala lake is an unspoilt ecological haven a few hundred meters away from the resort. The small islands scattered in the lake ideal for bird watching at sunset. This beautiful turquoise lagoon is just a couple of kilometers away from the town; dotted with rocky islands & fringed with mangroves. The lagoon teems with birdlife & supply prawns in abundance. Motor boat trips & catamaran rides take you to the smaller islands around the lagoon, each showcasing a unique experience in itself.

04 . Unawatuna (Snokerling & Diving)

Unawatuna is a town in southern Sri Lanka. It’s known for its coral reef and its palm-lined beaches, like Unawatuna Beach. Nestled in nearby jungle, the Japanese Peace Pagoda has a stupa with ocean views. The Sea Turtle Farm and Hatchery south of town protects endangered species. North across the bay is the city of Galle’s fortified old town, founded by the Portuguese and expanded by the Dutch in the 17th century.