Bentota by Beetle - Private Village Tour

Morning Safari:

• Morning (09:00) drive from your hotel to Turtle Hatchery
• Old Cocanut Factory
• Galapatha Ancient Temple
• Cinnamon Plantation
• Rubber Plantation
• See Beauty of Local Village
• Souvenir Shop & Handy-craft 
• (food not included in the package)
• Return to hotel through the tropical village
• Drop off at your hotel at around 12:00pmEvening Safari:

• Evening (14:00) drive from your hotel to Turtle Hatchery
• Old Cocanut Factory
• Galapatha Ancient Temple
• Cinnamon Plantation
• Rubber Plantation
• See Beauty of Local Village
• Souvenir Shop & Handy-craft 
• (food not included in the package)
• Return to hotel through the tropical village
• Drop off at your hotel at around 17:00pm
Location
Bentota is located 64km south of Colombo in the South-western coastal belt of Sri Lanka. CMB Colombo Bandaranaike Airport at Katunayake – Negombo being 37km north of the city of Colombo, Bentota is approximately 101km south of the airport. Just across the Bentota Bridge over the River Bentara also called the ‘Bentota Ganga’ is the coastal town of Bentota. Bentota is a very pretty rural area: the greenery of the landscape needs a special mention. Most of the land is well shaded and sheltered by tall trees with coconut palm trees dominating the landscape.
Reaching to Bentota By Beetle - Volkswagen
Bentota by Volkswagen can be reached by the Colombo – Galle main road (A2) as well as the Colombo – Galle – Matara Southern Railway line. While the railway line from Negombo to Colombo mostly runs through inland, the continuation of the track from Colombo to Matara passing Bentota by Volkswagen, hugs the southern coast most of the time enabling you to enjoy the pristine tropical beaches that pop up in between.
Shopping at Bentota
The Bentota town as well as the Shopping Arcade which is located within the Bentota National Holiday Resort Complex feature a plethora of shops and stores that enthusiastically engage in trading a wide variety of products: Batiks, traditional masks and handicrafts, hats and clothes, brassware and wooden ornaments, semi-precious and precious gem stones of Sri Lanka are at the front line..