Southern Province Holidays

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Cheap Holidays to Southern Province

The Southern Province of Sri Lanka encompasses the Galle, Matara, and Hambantota districts, and is is a hub of historical towns and vibrant cities.

Nature enthusiasts will be in their element in the province's two renowned National Parks, Yala and Udawalawe, celebrated for their diverse wildlife, including notable populations of leopards and elephants. These parks showcase a vast array of native flora and fauna too, making the Southern Province a vital area for Sri Lanka’s wildlife conservation efforts.

With its picturesque coastline and an array of dining and leisure options, the Southern Province offers a relaxing and serene escape. It's a place where nature’s wonders and cultural heritage merge, and is ideal for those of you who want a Sri Lanka holiday that includes both sand and nature.

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Getting Around

Many tourists use hotel shuttles and transfers provided to get between the airport and hotels and to the different sites of interest. Whilst public transport, mainly in the form of local buses, is plentiful in Colombo, they can be overcrowded, slow and very hot! We would recommend that you use metered air-conditioned taxis where possible as these are readable available, safer to use and relatively cheap. If you’re after something more authentic, hail a trishaw or tuk-tuk and travel like the locals!

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Where to go in Southern Province