Name: Shifting Sands Cafe
Address: 136/1 Yaddehimulla Road, Unawatuna 80600, Sri Lanka, Unawatuna
Telephone: +94 77 114 1966
Price range: $

Shifting Sands Cafe

Time will pass very slowly in Galle.
The Galle Fort was built by the Portuguese and then reinforced by the Dutch. This old city combines the traditional European and South Asian architectural styles. It is said to be the most expensive place in Sri Lanka.
The fort is very close to the train station and bus station. If you live in or around the fort, you can walk or rent a small electric car to play in Galle.
There are many cafes in the fort. I recommend a bar called Ropewalk. There are many new cocktails. You can try it!
There are two spas in Galle, Ceylon, one near the exit and one in the old city. The one in the old city has a spa, which needs to be booked in advance. Both of them have discounts. If you buy more than 30,000 rupees and buy one of their promoted products, you can get a small gift package. There are 6 small samples in the package. The branch in Colombo does not have this discount!
To see the high-pitched fisherman, it is in the town of Katugoda, about 20 minutes by car. But don&#39;t wait until the sunset to go, people will also finish work and go home. It&#39;s better to go early to take pictures. But they will only go up if the price is agreed upon, otherwise it will just be an empty rod. It&#39;s one price to take a picture of the fisherman, and another price to go up by yourself.
Finally, I have to recommend a restaurant. I personally think it&#39;s much better than Dutch trails in Negombo, black&amp;white! It&#39;s on a beach about 15 minutes&#39; drive from the ancient city. There are also a lot of tourists there. The restaurants here are all on the beach, and you can experience playing with sand while eating. It&#39;s very comfortable to sit there at night, and you can see the stars when you look up. The seafood here is very fresh, the seasoning is also good, and the cocktails are also strong.
It seems that there was a local event on the day we went, and there were many locals. We went to join in the fun, but we didn&#39;t expect to be stuck on the street and it was difficult to get out... Lesson: Don&#39;t join in the fun when there are many people, and return home the same way!
You can take the seaside train from Galle to Colombo. It takes about 2-2.5 hours, not too long.

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