Delicioso paseo en barco de 2 horas en Bentota, Sri Lanka

The Bentota River is a magnificent, wildlife-filled river. Spend the morning and evening exploring the mangroves, river banks, and lily-clad islands for prehistoric species like monitor lizards, crocodiles, and the majestic birds of prey that patrol the region. You may also witness sand digger boats and a hand-pulled ferry on the river. Rowing over mangroves along the Bentota river allows you to see a variety of birds, crocodiles, and reptiles.

On a boat safari, explore the undiscovered mangrove woods situated along the banks of the Bentota River. Your river experience begins towards the end of the broad Bentota River, near the Bentota Bridge, and the Boatman will take you on a leisurely exploration of the mangroves, creepers, and a plethora of waterside trees and plants crowding the river's bank. Your boat will meander through the inlets formed by intertwined vine roots and lianas, and where the above canopy of rich green vegetation will give shade from the sun. Get lost in these dense growths and keep an eye out for the various water species that live in the undergrowth, such as herons, kingfishers, and cormorants.

You could be lucky and spot a water monitor looking for its next meal or basking in the sun near the water's edge. The River Bentota Boat Safari is the best opportunity to appreciate and experience a region of great natural beauty, with the tranquil serenity of the inland river area only disturbed by the voices of the birds.

This town is a must-see due to its pristine waterways and beautiful green scenery. Istana Darussalam (Pass By) has seen a number of significant and historic events in Brunei's contemporary history. The timber palace reflects the architectural legacy of the region's historic malay palaces.

Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque River view of Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, the capital city's prominent feature and often regarded as the most magnificent mosque in the region.Your boat safari begins at the Bentota River (near the Bentota Bridge), from whence you will go on a 2-hour voyage through this breathtaking natural setting.