Beaches, Parks and Nature

Galle Face Green is a vast urban park in the heart of Colombo, Sri Lanka, stretching along the coast, combining, recreational activities, and local cuisines, and set against a scenic coastal backdrop and a view for a stunning sunset.

Dehiwala Zoo in Sri Lanka boasts a rich diversity of wildlife, including numerous species of mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish, set within a lush and scenic landscape. It also plays a crucial role in wildlife conservation and breeding programs, protecting and studying various endangered species.

Viharamahadevi Park, the largest public park in Colombo, is known for its lush greenery, tranquil atmosphere, serene pathways, and a variety of flora and beautiful landscaping.

Mount Lavinia Beach isn’t just any stretch of sand; it’s a vibrant tapestry woven with history, culture, and natural beauty. Once a retreat for Sri Lankan royalty and colonial governors, it now pulsates with the energy of locals and tourists alike. It’s the golden mile of Colombo’s beaches, offering something for everyone, from laid-back relaxation to exhilarating water sports.

Diyatha Uyana, nestled beside Diyawanna Lake, offers a delightful blend of lush greenery, walking paths, and an array of local craft and food stalls

Imagine a place where you can escape the busy city noise, take a deep breath of fresh air, Weli Park in Nugegoda is just the place for you

Beddagana Wetland Park stands as a harmonious coexistence of urban development and environmental conservation in an 18-hectare ecosystem.

Beira Lake provides a perfect setting for photography, leisurely strolls, visiting a floating temple, and some boat ride fun.

Crow Island Beach Park is a lovely addition to Colombo’s array of public spaces combined with its natural beauty and recreational facilities.