ماونت لافينيا ضاحية ساحلية في كولومبو، سريلانكا. تشتهر بشاطئها الرملي الذهبي، وتوفر إطلالات خلابة على غروب الشمس والمحيط. سُميت المنطقة تيمناً بقصة حب بين حاكم بريطاني وامرأة محلية. واليوم، تُعد وجهة سياحية رائجة تضم فنادق ومطاعم وحياة ليلية نابضة بالحيوية.
(SKU: LK60661200) The Negombo city tour takes you on a journey into the north of Sri Lanka’s capital and urban metropolis, Colombo, to witness its most spectacular sights. View elegant colonial buildings rising in tandem with shiny new business constructions in this unique city that boasts of a blend of times both modern and past. Visit the 18th century St. Mary’s church that creates a tranquil haven amidst the hustle and bustle. Learn of Negombo's history and surrounding legends through its most interesting landmarks as you explore to your heart’s content.
Highlights
Experience a scenic ride in Negombo City.
Visit Negombo traditional Fish Market.
Visit the old Dutch port in Negombo.
Includes
Hotel pickup and drop off from Mount Lavinia.
Transport throughout the tour with an air-conditioned vehicle.
Service of an English-speaking chauffeur guide.
Water bottle (per-person).
Excludes
Entrance tickets.
Food or Drinks.
Gratuities (Optional).
Expenses of Personal Nature.
What to Expect
Negombo City: Negombo is a city on the west coast of Sri Lanka, north of the capital, Colombo. Near the waterfront, the remains of the 17th Century Dutch Fortnow houses a prison. Negombo Lagoon, lined with fishermen’s huts, feeds into the Dutch-era Hamilton Canal. The canal leads south to Colombo. Neo-classical St. Mary’s Church, completed in the early 19th Century, features a ceiling decorated with vivid religious paintings.
Fish Market: Negombo is a traditional fishing town in Sri Lanka. The fishermen of the Negombo lagoon live in abject poverty in small, thatched palm houses in villages on the water’s edge. They rely on traditional knowledge of the seasons for their livelihood.
Dutch Fort: One of the most distinct tourist attractions in Negombo is undeniably the Old Dutch Fort. This is a structure with a history dating back to Sri Lanka’s colonial days when the nation was once under the rule of initially the Portuguese, and then the Dutch.
