Kalametiya is a coastal wetland in Hambanthota, Southern province. It has a rich biodiversity. The marsh is covered with mangroves, scrub jungles and open grassy areas. 150 species of birds, including migratory birds, ducks, fishes and aquatic birds such as spoonbills, stork and heron, can be seen as the chief attraction in the location. The biodiversity of those fauna and flora communities gives an incredible natural description of Sri Lanka tourism during the months from November to April. Get a close up of freshwater by engaging in paddleboat safaris around the lagoon, and watch out for the unique behaviors of kingfishers and Flamingos. During Kalametiya wetland safaris, the holiday walkers are able to watch birds and discover wildlife as well. So far, you can fulfill your photography needs by exploring the surrounding.