Top Things to do in Southern Province
Top 5 Scenic Walking Areas in Southern Province, Sri Lanka
Discover the best top things to do in Southern Province, Sri Lanka including Tuk Tuk Suranga, Flag Rock Bastion- Galle, Peak Dikwella View Point, Coconut Tree Hill, Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct.
Restaurants in Southern Province
1. Tuk Tuk Suranga
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Dj_Hag - Bochum, Germany
Suranga is a great driver. He drives safely, he is very friendly, he understands English and he has great rates. There is nothing more that you need in a driver in Sri Lanka. I would definetly recommend to go with him of you can...
2. Flag Rock Bastion- Galle
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By BillyK1980 - Melbourne, Australia
This has become a top spot for all tourists and locals for sunset. You will be with around 100-200 other tourists but it is a great time to walk around as it is much cooler
3. Peak Dikwella View Point
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Situated in a 10 acre cinnamon estate, this is the most highest point in Dikwella area. There is a 40 ft three storied wooden tower to see the spectacular 360 degree view. You can see Dondra light house , whole coastal belt from Dondra to Tangalle also beautiful mountain view too. Also in the cinnamon estate you can see cinnamon processing , all sorts of trees and different kinds of birds too.
4. Coconut Tree Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By Kai_Wah - Malaysia, null
This place is lovely for sunset watching; enjoy the sea breeze; under the coconut trees; and nice spot for instagramable photos. The place can be crowded but enough space for anyone find the right spot to relax, chit chat and enjoy the sea view. It is walkable from Mirissa Beach or the Parrot Rock Bridge along the coastal walk, approximately 30-40 mins. Those don’t want to walk can take Tuk-Tuk along Matara Road. We love the sunset here and it was just marvellous!!!
5. Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 361 reviews
Reviewed By Vachintha - Colombo, Sri Lanka
One of the oldest buildings in the Galle Fort. It's said to have been built during the Dutch colonial era and still the structure and designs are well preserved even with the recent modifications. This building has been used for various purposes during the past. As of today, it is developed to be a shopping and dining precinct.
