E-bike Tour Galle Countryside Retro Style E-Bikes

Escape the tourist trail and zip around Galle Countryside E-Bike Tour. These tours focus a quality friendly rides with no more than 6 riders per trip, plus a qualified tour guide. The e-bikes we use are very comfortable and can easily manage the terrain. Pedal past rice fields and villages with ease—on a fat tire e-bike See a different side of Galle on an electric bike tour Pedal at your own pace in a Small-group tour limited to six people ensures a personalized experience No getting lost: A guide leads the tour Bottled water and snack is provided to keep you energized and hydrated Suitable for riders of all levels of fitness

1. 1

   Chameera Cycling

   15 min

   Meeting Point. We start our tour at 8.30 am for Morning Departure or 2.30 pm for Afternoon Departure. We start with the signing of the Disclaimer form and then a 10 minutes supervised Training on the E-Bike. Participants must arrive **20-30 minutes** before the tour. You will be prepared, safely educated and bike fitted for the tour during this time. This activity can end back at the meeting point.

2. 2

   Unawatuna

   20 min

   Coconut factory With a culture that entwines with the coconut tree and a climate that ensures an around the year harvesting, Sri Lanka is the fourth-largest exporters of coconut products to the world. Among the most popular Sri Lankan coconut exports to the global market are desiccated coconut, virgin coconut oil and coconut water, while the country’s bristle fibre products manufactured through indigenous ‘Drum’ extraction method and activated carbon made with coconut shells are also in high demand

3. 3

   Unawatuna

   10 min

   Local Fruit Shop Take a break for refreshment (King coconut)

4. 4

   Kalahe

   20 min

   Handlooms Factory Sri Lanka has a historical connection to handlooms and the loom had been portrayed generously in local myths and legends. With records of Sri Lanka trading vividly designed cotton textiles with India and China as far as 1000 years ago, the country has been known as a hotspot of textile manufacturing. Today, Sri Lankan handloom industry is basically a cottage industry, with few large manufacturers leading the way. An industry governed largely by women, the Sri Lankan heritage and traditional weaving patterns are kept alive in collaboration with the National Handloom Center of Sri Lanka. Most of Sri Lankan handlooms are made of cotton and silk threads and many are presented as sarees, shawls, sarongs as well as household linen, upholstery, tapestry, and curtain fabrics.

5. 5

   Wanchawala

   Pass by

   Pedal past rice fields and villages.

6. 6

   Unawatuna

   10 min

   Local Tea Break Take a break for refreshment

7. 7

   Yatagala Raja Maha Viharaya

   25 min

   Yatagala Temple A sacred site wrapped in serenity, the Yatagala Temple (or Yatagala Rock Cave Temple) offers a rewarding insight into the island’s Buddhist heritage. Locally referred to as the ‘Yatagala Raja Maha Viharaya’, this ancient rock temple dates back more than 2,000 years and was built during the time King Devanampiya Tissa ruled the Kingdom of Anuradhapura. The Yatagala Temple is one of the most beautiful places in Galle and is worth exploring.

8. 8

   Stop 8

   15 min

   End Tour

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Minimum age 14 years old for Retro E-Bike (teenagers of 14-15 years old must be accompanied by an adult).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.