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One of Sri Lanka's oldest mosques, serving the Beruwala Muslim fishing community since the 10th century.

A prominent Buddhist temple on a rocky outcrop with a 50-foot seated Buddha and panoramic ocean views.

The Qadiriyyathun Nabaviyya Thakkiya (also spelled Takkiya) is a prominent Sufi meditation center and mosque located in Maligahena, Beruwala, Sri Lanka. It serves as the headquarters of the Qadiriyyathun Nabaviyyah Tariqa in Sri Lanka, a branch of the Qadiriya Sufi order.

Ketchimalai Mosque, also known as Ketchimala Dharga Shareef, is a mosque located on a headland overlooking the port of Beruwala, on the southwest coast of Sri Lanka. It is one of the oldest mosques in the country.

Historic colonial-era lighthouse (1889) on a small island. Iconic landmark and photography spot.

A quieter beach area compared to main tourist beaches. Ideal for relaxing, walking, and enjoying a peaceful seaside environment.

Mangrove river safari along the Bentota River. Spot monitor lizards, kingfishers, and diverse birds.

Long golden beach ideal for swimming and water sports — one of Sri Lanka's most popular resort beaches.

A renowned 3-hectare garden estate by landscape artist Bevis Bawa. A National Heritage Site.

Country estate and garden of Sri Lanka's most celebrated architect. A masterpiece of landscape design.

Famous Buddhist temple with the world's only hollow dagoba (stupa) containing a Bo tree inside.

A historic mansion from the colonial era featuring unique architecture. It is a popularcultural attraction and suitable for educational and leisure visits.

A natural hill area offering scenicviews and a peaceful environment. It issuitable for light hiking and enjoyingnature away from crowded tourist locations.

UNESCO-listed mangrove estuary. Boat rides weave through 64 islands including a cinnamon island.