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Tour Summary

Duration: 9 Nights / 10 Days

The Southern Sands Voyage is a relaxed coastal journey through some of Sri Lanka’s most loved southern destinations. It combines secluded beaches, whale watching, surfing, colonial heritage, marine conservation and tropical leisure within a manageable ten-day itinerary. From the rugged beauty of Tangalle and the lively shores of Mirissa to historic Galle, Hikkaduwa’s coral gardens and Bentota’s golden sands, each destination offers a different coastal experience. This tour is well suited to couples, families and travellers seeking a shorter Sri Lanka beach holiday with enough variety to include nature, local culture and memorable ocean-based activities.

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No.1/77, Waverley Road, Chadstone, VIC 3148, Australia

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No.114/A, Attanayake Mawatha, Nugegoda, Sri Lanka

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