Enchanting Southern Shores
Southern Province of Sri Lanka is one of the most beautiful provinces in the country blessed with a stunning coastline and beautiful sea views. It is known for its diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant communities.
Southern Province is characterized by a varied landscape, including coastal areas, fertile plains, and hilly terrain. The province has several beautiful beaches along its coastline, offering opportunities for water activities and relaxation.
The coastal areas in the Southern Province showcase the diverse beauty of Sri Lanka's shores, offering a range of experiences for visitors, from vibrant and lively beaches to peaceful and secluded coves.
Discover Pitiwella Tourist Zone in Galle
Pitiwella Tourist Zone Galle is an undiscovered gem on the beach of the Southern Coast. Private, spacious, clean and preserved this small exclusive beach area is the closest beach to the World Heritage Town of Galle. Its Galle’s beach; 7 minutes from the Fort. North of the mouth of the Gin Gaga (Gin River).
Pitiwella Beach, is a brilliant off the beaten path destination and the nearest tourist beach to Galle, Sri Lanka. It is the perfect place to relax away from the crowds found at some of the country’s more popular tourist hotspots.
Pitiwella Tourist Zone Galle is an undiscovered gem on the beach of the Southern Coast. Private, spacious, clean and preserved this small exclusive beach area is the closest beach to the World Heritage Town of Galle. Its Galle’s beach; 7 minutes from the Fort. North of the mouth of the Gin Gaga (Gin River).
There are not too many things to do other than visit the beach bars and simply chill out, but it is this simplicity that makes it a wonderful place to visit especially the chill out Reggae Bar & Cafe, Bara Beach Bar and Smile Beach Bar. All three bars have a relaxed but enjoyable atmosphere, as well as decent drinks and cocktail selection! Pitiwella Beach Galle’s own beach is a reasonably good surfing spot for beginners and a great thing to do in the area.
Surfboards can be rented from some of the accommodation in the area, but you may have to ask around. The chilled-out vibe makes the ideal place for a break from the world and to escape Sri Lanka’s more crowded tourist spots.
Attractions in Pitiwella Galle • Pitiwella Beach • Jayawardanaramaya Buddhist temple, which was built by the monk Medankara and his grandfather Mohandiram Mudeyanselage Janis de Silva in 1700 A.C. The Pagoda is the only one in Sri Lanka constructed out of stone in 1805 A.C.