Private Transfer
Hikkaduwa → Weligama
Door-to-door private transfer · Experienced English-speaking driver
Distance
56 km
Duration
1 – 1.5 hours
Starting from
$50
Trip type
One-way
Hikkaduwa to Weligama Transfer
The 56 km drive from Hikkaduwa to Weligama takes 1 to 1.5 hours on the A2 coastal road, passing through Ambalangoda and Koggala. It is a short and simple south-coast transfer linking two popular beach towns.
What the Drive Is Like
Roads
The A2 coastal road connects Hikkaduwa and Weligama in a straight run east, passing through Ambalangoda and Koggala. The road is a flat two-lane highway in good condition with moderate traffic and occasional town congestion.
Scenery
The A2 passes through a continuous strip of coastal settlements, coconut groves, and lagoons. The Koggala Lake area offers views of an inland lake. Stilt fishermen are a known sight near Koggala and Weligama.
★ Travel Tips
- The drive is only about an hour, making a same-day switch between the two towns practical
- Ambalangoda is known for mask carving, a brief stop at a workshop is possible en route
- Weligama Bay is calmer than Hikkaduwa and better for beginner surfing
⊟ Train Alternative
The Coastal Railway Line stops at both Hikkaduwa and Weligama, making the train a convenient and scenic alternative for this short stretch.
$ Pricing Breakdown
Tolls, parking & waiting charges extra. Price per vehicle, not per person.
This is a standard estimate based on distance
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✓ Included
- Private A/C vehicle
- English-speaking driver
- Fuel
- Door-to-door service
- Meet & greet (airports)
× Not included
- Toll charges
- Parking fees
- Waiting charges
- Driver accommodation (overnight trips)
Towns Along the Way
Your driver can stop at points of interest along the way, just ask.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Hikkaduwa to Weligama transfer cost?+
Private transfers start from $50 per vehicle (one-way). The rate is $0.5 per km with a minimum fare of $50. Tolls, parking & waiting charges extra.
How long is the Hikkaduwa to Weligama drive?+
Approximately 56 km — around 1 – 1.5 hours. Times vary with traffic and any stops.
Can I book a return trip?+
Yes. Return transfers are quoted separately. Mention your return date in the notes when enquiring.
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Hikkaduwa → Weligama
56 km · From $50
Fleet Options
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Plan Your Visit
Top Places to Visit in Weligama
Make the most of your trip — these attractions are in and around Weligama.
Weligama Bay
A wide, shallow bay 30km east of Galle, the best beginner surfing location on Sri Lanka's south coast, and home to the iconic stilt fishermen who balance on poles 10m from the shoreline.
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Mirissa Beach
A 1km crescent bay 150km south of Colombo, Sri Lanka's primary departure point for blue whale watching (November to April), with a calm swimming beach and a growing restaurant scene.
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5 kmParrot Rock (Mirissa)
A large flat-topped rock at the eastern end of Mirissa Bay, reachable by a short swim at low tide, popular for cliff jumping into 5m water below.
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5 kmCoconut Tree Hill (Mirissa)
A small rocky headland east of Mirissa beach planted with tall coconut palms, offering a 270-degree ocean panorama 20m above the water — one of Sri Lanka's most photographed viewpoints.
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Unawatuna Beach
A sheltered crescent bay 3km south of Galle with calm year-round swimming, coral reefs 50m offshore, and the highest concentration of guesthouses on the south coast.
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21 kmJungle Beach (Rumassala)
A secluded 150m cove on the forested Rumassala headland, 10 minutes from Unawatuna, with no food vendors, dense jungle to the waterline, and cleaner water than the main bay.
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24 kmGalle Fort
A Dutch colonial fort built in 1663, enclosing a 400-year-old town of 400 buildings within 36 hectares on a rocky peninsula in Galle city.
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24 kmGalle Lighthouse
A working 18m Dutch-era lighthouse inside Galle Fort, first lit in 1848, marking the entrance to Galle Harbour — the oldest lighthouse in Sri Lanka.
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