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Please use the comment area to request your trip date or to note if this is for a GIFT CERTIFICATE.

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Trips are $1550 per person and must be paid in full before your stay will be scheduled.Select the number of guests below and proceed to checkout: Click Calendar Icon to see which weekends are available for Eco-Tourism Adventures.

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Listen to your choice of music, watch sports or your favorite movie with our high-speed internet accessĪll ecotourism visit proceeds are dedicated to the restoration of the Frying Pan Tower.

Play any number of games, cards with or without an associated friendly wager.

Throw darts or test your barroom hook-n-ring skill.

Play pool on the original 1964 Brunswick pool table.

Enjoy your fresh catch of the day with family-style dining.

Or, relax around the helipad wood-burning firepit and experience a nighttime display of fireworks.

Test your golf swing with biodegradable golf balls,.

When waves allow, snorkel or scuba dive the 50’ deep protected reef under the tower.

Challenge your tossing skills with some high-wind corn hole.

Skeet shoot biodegradable clays or explode binary targets with a rifle, boom!.

Fishing from the wrap-around 70’ walkways,.

* Give a GIFT trip! Mention so in the comments when donating and we will contact you to create a personalized gift certificate! What is there to do at Frying Pan Tower? Outdoor Activities: Once you have donated for an ecotourism adventure you will be contacted regarding your trip details and to schedule the dates of your stay. It’s an adventure of a lifetime for a surface snorkeler or an experienced SCUBA diver! When the winds, waves, and ripping currents allow, ride the hoist down to the sea and swim in the aquarium of life below within schools of gloriously colored bait fish, patrolled by razor toothed barracuda and watched by sand tiger sharks beneath. Relax and recline in a deck chair or gently swing in a hammock in the cool breeze on the large helipad 80’ above the Atlantic Ocean below. However, the Government seems to have taken the matter for granted,”Īccording to sources, there is a shortage of over 120 drugs which includes painkillers, drugs for diabetic, cancer and heart patients and surgical items.Come join us and enjoy serene sunrises, flaming sunsets, full moon watching, or Milky Way star gazing in a unique dark-sky environment. Moreover, Dr Vinya Ariyaratne, the President of the Sri Lanka Medical Association (SLMA) told Daily Mirror “There is an acute shortage of certain drugs at Government hospitals. Meanwhile, President of Society of Government Pharmacists Thushara Ranadeva also admitted that there is a critical drug shortage in government hospitals. We as the poor have to suffer now,” he stated. Kumarasinghe, who is in his 70s said he had to go home to find some money to purchase a medicine prescribed by the doctor. Besides, we’ll have to bear additional cost as well. Nilmini Kumari, a resident of Maharagama said she was also asked to purchase a drug from a private pharmacy as it was not available in the hospital. Soysa Rajapaksa, another victim said he was told to take his son out of the hospital to get two tests called wound swab culture test and antibiotic sensitivity test which had cost Rs 1,950. However, he was asked to purchase two drugs from outside as they were not available in the National hospital. Muhammad, one of the patients said he came all the way from Jaffna to seek medicines for diabetes. Speaking with several patients who had arrived at the National Hospital Colombo to purchase medicines, Daily Mirror noticed that the poor are feeling the brunt of the significant drug shortage prevailing in government hospitals forcing them to purchase drugs from private pharmacies, which costs them additional amount. The general public who come to seek medical treatment from Government hospitals is facing great inconvenience as they are being asked to purchase certain drugs and get certain tests done from private pharmacies, which is like jumping out of the frying pan into the fire. I don’t have money to get medicines from private pharmacy