Galle to Ella
Travel from Galle to Ella with a private chauffeur from SL RIDE. A perfectly preserved Dutch colonial fort city and UNESCO site, packed with boutique galleries, cafés, and history. A laid-back mountain village beloved for dramatic hikes, the iconic Nine Arch Bridge, and sweeping valley views. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic drive across Sri Lanka.
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Distance
180 km
Estimated Travel Time
~4h 30m
Vehicle Options
Car, Van, Bus
Things to Do in Galle
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Galle Dutch Reformed Church
One of the oldest Protestant churches in Asia (1755), with original Dutch gravestones set into its floor.
Galle Fort Walking Tour
Wander the UNESCO-listed Dutch colonial fort, its ramparts, lighthouse, boutiques, and centuries-old streets.
Galle Lighthouse & Ramparts Sunset
Watch the sunset from the fort's outer walls with views over the Indian Ocean — one of Sri Lanka's iconic scenes.
Jungle Beach Snorkeling
A short hike through coastal jungle leads to a secluded beach with excellent snorkeling just offshore.
Things to Do in Ella
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Divurumpola Temple
The sacred site where Sita proved her purity through the "Agni Pariksha" (fire ordeal) as described in the Ramayana. A deeply revered temple among Hindu pilgrims on the Ramayana trail.
Ella Rock Hike
A more challenging full-day hike through tea estates and jungle to a dramatic viewpoint above the clouds.
Little Adam's Peak Hike
A gentle 3 km hike to a grassy summit with sweeping panoramic views over Ella Gap and the valleys below.
Nine Arch Bridge Visit
Watch colonial-era steam trains cross the iconic nine-arch viaduct buried in lush jungle — Ella's most photographed sight.
Ravana Cave
A large cave on the hillside believed to be where King Ravana hid Sita after abducting her. An atmospheric site steeped in legend with sweeping views of the surrounding jungle.
Ravana Falls Visit
One of Sri Lanka's widest waterfalls, steeped in Ramayana mythology — a refreshing stop on the hillside road.
