Here are several compelling reasons why you should join us on this once-in-a-lifetime journey to Sri Lanka:
* We’ll take you to all the hidden gems of Sri Lanka: pristine white and golden sand beaches along the Indian Ocean, majestic waterfalls, lush mountains and tea plantations, thrilling safaris observing wildlife in their natural habitat, and the most epic train ride in the world.
* Our itinerary will prove that Sri Lanka is one of the most fascinating islands in Asia for safari adventures. A trip to Yala National Park will provide an unforgettable wildlife experience, where you can see leopards, elephants, sloths, crocodiles, peacocks, deer, and more in their full glory.
* You’ll enjoy unique traditional experiences within authentic local communities, savoring culinary delights that blend exotic spices with Indian influences for a true explosion of flavors.
* We’ll guide you to one-of-a-kind hiking spots and breathtaking landscapes, from lush mountains to historic Ceylon tea plantations, renowned worldwide. Sri Lanka is one of the largest tea exporters globally, and you’ll experience this rich heritage firsthand.
Our itinerary is carefully crafted to be unique and comprehensive while offering the best value for money on the market.
BE PART OF THE STORY!
Sri Lanka, known as the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean,” is a destination of rare beauty and remarkable diversity, where ancient history, tropical landscapes, and vibrant culture blend harmoniously.
The island boasts incredible natural scenery, from lush tropical forests and endless tea plantations to tranquil lagoons and golden sandy beaches, making it a true sanctuary of unspoiled nature. Sri Lanka’s natural wealth is protected across 26 national parks, serving as refuges for diverse wildlife, where you can spot elephants, leopards, exotic birds, and even blue whales. With over 12% of its territory designated for wildlife, the country successfully preserves its natural heritage alongside its historical treasures in their original grandeur.
When it comes to cultural, historical, and natural richness, Sri Lanka is home to eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites: from the ancient Sigiriya Rock Fortress and the royal cities of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa, to the sacred Tooth Temple in Kandy and the colonial Galle Fort. These sites offer a deep insight into the country’s rich history. Additionally, the Sinharaja Rainforest and the Central Highlands protect the island’s unique biodiversity, while the Golden Temple of Dambulla impresses with its Buddhist frescoes and statues. These landmarks highlight Sri Lanka’s unique diversity and beauty, making the island an unmissable destination for anyone eager to explore one of the world’s richest heritages.
OUR MEMORIES IN SRI LANKA
We specialize in creating fully customized tours, designed to meet the specific needs and preferences of our partners. No matter the type of tour you are looking for, we are equipped to design any itinerary, tailored to your desired travel style. From tailor-made active and adventure circuits to cultural tours that dive deep into Peru’s rich history, to exploration trips into the heart of the Amazon jungle, we offer experiences for every type of traveler. Whether you’re looking for a luxury cruise or a slow tourism experience in the country’s hidden gems, we can craft the perfect journey for you. For those seeking exclusive experiences, we offer VIP and luxury circuits, where every detail is designed for maximum comfort and elegance. We also specialize in mixed itineraries, combining cultural immersion with nature adventures for a truly diverse and enriching experience. Additional options include photo safaris, gastronomic tours in historic cities, or mountain expeditions for hiking and climbing enthusiasts.
ADVENTURE SUMMARY
Over 13 days, you’ll experience perhaps the most comprehensive Sri Lanka circuit ever. Believe us—no other tour packs as many experiences into one journey, perfectly blended to give you the adventure of a lifetime:
* Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage – Established in 1975, this sanctuary provides refuge for injured, orphaned, or abandoned elephants.
* Visit the most comprehensive turtle hatchery on the island, home to all five species of turtles found in Sri Lanka.
* Boat safari on the Madu River estuary, exploring a vibrant ecosystem teeming with fish, migratory birds, and other wildlife.
* Fish therapy – Relax and enjoy the playful Garra rufa fish nibbling on your feet.
* Thalpe Rock Beach on the Indian Ocean – Famous for its natural rectangular pools carved into the coral reef, a truly unique beach.
* Stilt Fishing – Experience this traditional local fishing method practiced on stilts.
* Two safaris in Yala National Park (morning and evening), hoping to spot leopards, Asian elephants, crocodiles, wild boars, water buffaloes, gray langurs, sloths, jackals, deer, and over 215 bird species.
* Little Adam’s Peak – A stunning trekking route at 1,141 m altitude with breathtaking views.
* Lipton’s Seat – Panoramic viewpoints over the famous tea plantations of Scottish baron Sir Thomas Lipton.
* Diyaluma Waterfall – Sri Lanka’s second tallest waterfall (220 m) with incredible natural infinity pools.
* Nine Arch Bridge between Ella and Demodara – Nearly 100-year-old engineering marvel.
* Scenic train ride (approx. 2 hours) through lush tea plantations, offering one of the most picturesque travel experiences in the world.
* Visit a tea factory with plantation tour and tasting, learning the cultivation process of Ceylon tea.
* Horton Plains National Park – Hike 2–3 hours to the dramatic cliff at “World’s End.”
* Traditional Sri Lankan dance show in Kandy’s theater.
* Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Dalada Maligawa) – The most revered Buddhist site in Sri Lanka.
* Spice Garden in Matale – Explore and smell famous spices: cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, vanilla, cardamom, and black pepper.
* Trincomalee – Eastern coastal city with access to the Indian Ocean.
* Whale and dolphin watching – Experience these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.
* Pigeon Island National Park – Boat trip to pristine beaches with snorkeling over a well-preserved coral reef.
* Koneshwaram Temple in Trincomalee – One of the oldest Hindu temples dating back to 400 BC.
* Polonnaruwa – UNESCO World Heritage Site and ancient capital of Sri Lanka (11th–13th century).
* Peradeniya Botanical Garden in Kandy – The largest and most spectacular garden in Sri Lanka, with rare orchids, tropical trees, and exotic plants.
* Ambuluwawa Tower – A symbol of Sri Lanka’s religious and cultural diversity with panoramic 360° views of mountains, forests, and villages.
* Mirissa Beach – Relax on one of the south coast’s most popular beaches, with opportunities for whale watching in their natural habitat.
* Sigiriya Rock Fortress – Ancient citadel atop a 200 m rock, accessible through the Lion’s Gate, an iconic symbol of Sri Lanka.
* Traditional bullock cart ride in Habarana – A must-try cultural experience.
And… a special optional spa experience, offering Ayurvedic treatments such as massages, steam baths, and healing oils in a traditional setting.
HIGHLIGHTS: SAFARI IN YALA NATIONAL PARK
PROGRAM
DAY 1
DAY SUMMARY:
FLIGHT COLOMBO
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: –
MEALS INCLUDED: –
HOTEL: –
Flight Colombo.
DAY 2
DAY SUMMARY:
COLOMBO / PINNAWALA ELEPHANT ORPHANAGE / SIGIRIYA
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH
INCLUDED MEALS: DINNER
HOTEL: SIGIRIYA VILLAGE**** (or similar 4*)
We will be welcomed at the airport by the local representative. We will be picked up and driven to Sigiriya, a town located approximately 150 km from the airport, where we will stay overnight. Our first visit of the program will be to the most famous and only elephant orphanage in Sri Lanka, Pinnawala, founded in 1975 with the purpose of providing refuge for all injured, orphaned, or abandoned elephants in the wild. The orphanage started with 5 orphaned elephants and now houses 93 individuals of all ages and sexes. We will also enjoy the sight of the elephants coming to drink and bathe in the nearby river, observed from a private area with a pool where we will have the opportunity to relax a little after the journey. In the evening, we arrive in Sigiriya, check in to the hotel, and enjoy dinner. Included meals for the day: Dinner.
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DAY 3
DAY SUMMARY:
SIGIRIYA / HABARANA VILLAGE / AYURVEDIC SPA / TRINCOMALEE
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH
INCLUDED MEALS: BREAKFAST AND DINNER
HOTEL: TRINCO BLU BY CINNAMON **** (or similar 4*)
Early in the morning, we prepare to visit one of the most valuable historical monuments in Sri Lanka and its symbol, SIGIRIYA. An ancient fortress built on top of a 200-meter-high rock, accessible only through the mouth of a huge lion sculpted in stone.
History tells us that in 477 AD, Kashyapa, the son of the king from a non-royal consort, took the throne from King Dathusena after a coup, helped by Migara, the king’s nephew and army commander. The rightful heir, Moggallana, fearing for his life, fled to southern India. Fearing an attack from Moggallana, Kashyapa moved the capital and his residence from the traditional capital Anuradhapura to Sigiriya, a safer area. During King Kashyapa’s reign (477–495 AD), Sigiriya was transformed into a complex city and fortress. Most of the elaborate constructions on the top and around the rock, including defensive structures, palaces, and gardens, date from this period. Climbing the Sigiriya rock to reach the fortress requires moderate effort of approximately 1–1.5 hours, following a route with multiple steps, the most difficult part being near the end, where narrow metal steps positioned almost vertically on the rock walls must be climbed. However, once at the top, we are fully rewarded by the grandeur, historical value, and beauty of the ancient fortress ruins, considered by locals as the 8th wonder of the world. The descent takes 30–45 minutes. Next, we have another interesting experience in Habarana: a traditional bullock cart ride. This allows us to experience the authentic rural lifestyle of Sri Lankan villages, traveling through lush green rice fields. Tea and a traditional Sri Lankan meal will be served. Traditional coconut cooking methods and the weaving of palm leaf roofs will be demonstrated. To end the day in a relaxing and enjoyable way, we have prepared an optional surprise experience at one of the local traditional spa centers. Here, we can pamper ourselves for approximately 2 hours with various Ayurvedic treatments, massages, saunas, and/or steam baths (optional). In the evening, we arrive in Trincomalee, a port city on the east coast of Sri Lanka by the Indian Ocean, where we check in to a resort and enjoy dinner.
Included meals for the day: Breakfast and Dinner.
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DAY 4
DAY SUMMARY:
TRINCOMALEE / WHALE-WATCHING / SNORKELING PIGEON ISLAND / KONESHWARAM TEMPLE
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH
INCLUDED MEALS: BREAKFAST AND DINNER
HOTEL: TRINCO BLU BY CINNAMON **** (or similar 4*)
On this day, we offer two optional excursions, which can be done one after the other so that you can enjoy both unique experiences.The first is a 3–4 hour boat trip on the Indian Ocean in search of whales and dolphins in their natural habitat, departing around 5:30 AM. Whale sightings depend entirely on luck during their migration period in this area, but the chance to observe dolphins during this excursion is 100%. The second optional excursion is to Pigeon Island National Park, which involves a boat trip to the island’s beautiful beaches and snorkeling in one of the most beautiful and well-preserved coral reefs on the island. For approximately 2 hours, the local guide will lead us on a unique snorkeling experience around the island, where we will have the opportunity to observe and encounter various species of colorful fish, turtles, coral sharks, and other impressive marine creatures. The price of the excursion includes the entrance ticket to Pigeon Island (Marine Nature Reserve), snorkeling equipment, and boat transfer. At the end of the day, we will visit one of the most important Hindu temples, dating back to 400 BC, the KONESHWARAM Temple in Trincomalee. During European colonization, this Hindu temple went through many prosperous years as well as turbulent times. Located within the historic Fort Frederick, the temple offers the perfect balance of the island’s unique culture in an otherwise European setting. The temple is now adorned with many sculptures of Lord Shiva, Ganesh, and Goddess Parvati, along with many other elements that show how important this place of worship is to the people of Sri Lanka. In the evening, we return to the resort in Trincomalee for dinner, relaxation, and sleep. Included meals for the day: Breakfast and Dinner.
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DAY 5
DAY SUMMARY:
TRINCOMALEE / POLONNARUWA / MATALE SPICE GARDEN / KANDY TRADITIONAL DANCE SHOW
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH
INCLUDED MEALS: BREAKFAST AND DINNER
HOTEL: CINNAMON BY KANDY MIST**** (or similar 4*)
Early in the morning, after breakfast, we board the coach and set off for our next destination, the ancient city of POLONNARUWA. Polonnaruwa is another UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was the capital of Sri Lanka between the 11th and 13th centuries and contains several splendid and spectacular statues, along with multiple temples and religious buildings, still in very good condition.
Gal Vihare, a rock sanctuary, houses four statues of Buddha: two seated, one standing, and one lying down, while the Parakrama Bahu statue is an example of Sinhalese stone sculpture. Vata-da-ge is a unique creation of Sri Lankan artists. The medieval capital Polonnaruwa was fortified with moats and inner and outer walls. The Royal Palace, Audience Hall, and other buildings within the city were enclosed by an additional high wall. Next, we head to Matale, where we have lunch (optional) and visit a spice garden, familiarizing ourselves with some of the spices for which Sri Lanka is famous: cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, vanilla, cardamom, and black pepper. In ancient times, Greeks, Romans, and Arabs maintained trade links with Sri Lanka through the spice trade. In the 16th century, Ceylon, as the island was then known, was discovered by the Portuguese, who soon began trading cinnamon and other spices. The Dutch and British followed, bringing their own history and influences, forming a strong Western presence that created a culinary legacy expressed through spices that can still be tasted in dishes today. Spices are an essential element of Sri Lankan cuisine and Ayurvedic tradition, and a visit to a specialized garden is an excellent way to learn about the therapeutic roles and new culinary uses of these plants. In the evening, we arrive in Kandy, located in the central part of the island, the last capital of the ancient kings of Sri Lanka. Here, we indulge our senses with an impressive Sri Lankan traditional dance show at the Kandy theater. We check in to the hotel in Kandy and enjoy dinner. Included meals for the day: Breakfast and Dinner.
OBJECTIVES OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
DAY 6
DAY SUMMARY: KANDY / TEMPLE OF THE SACRED TOOTH / PERADENIYA ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS / AMBULUWAWA TOWER / TEA FACTORY / TEA TASTING / NUWARA ELIYA
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH
INCLUDED MEALS: BREAKFAST AND DINNER
HOTEL: YARA NUWARAELIYA*** (or similar 4*)
The morning begins in a deeply spiritual way with a visit to the famous Temple of the Sacred Tooth in Kandy, one of the most sacred sites for Buddhists worldwide. In a serene atmosphere, amid the scent of incense and the sound of ritual drums, you will discover a part of Sri Lanka’s soul and the profound history of this island nation. We continue with a colorful and fragrant walk through the Peradeniya Royal Botanical Gardens. With over 4,000 plant species, from rare orchids to giant tropical trees, this green paradise invites you to wander along scented paths and perfectly manicured lawns. After this immersion in nature, we head to a spectacular symbol of innovation and harmony with nature: Ambuluwawa Tower. Situated on a hill with impressive panoramic views, this unique structure offers dizzying vistas of mountains, valleys, and lush fields. The climb is optional, but the view from the top is unforgettable for those who choose to take it on. In the afternoon, we find ourselves in the heart of the tea country. We visit the Dambro Tea Factory, where we learn about the traditional tea production process, from the green leaf to the golden infusion in the cup. We will taste the finest teas and stroll among the terraced plantations, enjoying the fresh mountain air and storybook landscapes. Like a wine tasting, traditional tea tasting involves sipping the tea (without milk), swirling it in the mouth to appreciate the flavor, and then spitting it into a spittoon. Some tea factories still follow these traditional methods, although spitting is no longer as common today. In the evening, we arrive in Nuwara Eliya, known as the “Little England” of Sri Lanka, where we check in to the hotel and have time to relax in its colonial atmosphere, at the foot of the cool mountains shrouded in the fragrant mist of tea plantations. Included meals for the day: Breakfast and Dinner.
OBJECTIVES OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
DAY 7
DAY SUMMARY:
NUWARA ELIYA / HORTON PLAINS TREKKING / LITTLE WORLD’S END / WORLD’S END / TRAIN JOURNEY / HAPUTALE
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH
INCLUDED MEALS: BREAKFAST AND DINNER
HOTEL: MELHEIM RESORT AND SPA**** (or similar 4*)
We start the day very early (before sunrise) with a spectacular 3-hour circuit (approx. 8-9 km) through Horton Plains National Park, situated at an altitude between 2,100–2,300 m. We will admire a magnificent sunrise directly from the heights of the green hills. Horton Plains spans an area of 3,160 hectares of grasslands interspersed with forests and forms a rolling plateau above Nuwara Eliya. The trail is easy, reaching Little World’s End in 45 minutes, followed by a 15-minute walk through the forest, and later we reach the higher endpoint of the trail, known as World’s End. If we are lucky with clear weather, the absolutely incredible view will delight both the eyes and the soul. After an optional lunch, we board the train for one of the most picturesque local experiences. For 2-3 hours (approx. 60 km), we will enjoy a route with breathtaking landscapes among vast tea plantations and experience this idyllic journey alongside the locals, until we arrive in Haputale. In the evening, we check in and have dinner in Haputale. Included meals for the day: Breakfast and Dinner.
OBJECTIVES OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
DAY 8
DAY SUMMARY:
HAPUTALE / LIPTON’S SEAT / TREKKING DIYALUMA FALLS
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH / TUK-TUK
INCLUDED MEALS: BREAKFAST AND DINNER
HOTEL: MELHEIM RESORT AND SPA**** (or similar 4*)
After breakfast, we head to a very famous destination: Lipton’s Seat, named after the Scottish baron Sir Thomas Lipton. He used to choose this viewpoint to oversee his expanding empire, represented by the numerous tea plantations on the mountainous slopes of the area. We will travel approximately 8 km in tuk-tuks through absolutely stunning green tea plantations. Afterwards, we head to the second tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka, Diyaluma Ella, which is also famous and impressive for the multiple natural infinity pools formed along its tiers. The torrent of water descends 220 meters down the Koslanda plateau, and during the rainy season, it is a spectacular sight. Diyaluma roughly translates to “rapid flow of water” or “liquid light.” In the evening, we return to Haputale for dinner and overnight stay. Included meals for the day: Breakfast and Dinner.
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DAY 9
DAY SUMMARY:HAPUTALE / TREKKING LITTLE ADAM’S PEAK / 9 ARCH BRIDGE / YALA / JEEP SAFARI IN YALA
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH / JEEP
INCLUDED MEALS: BREAKFAST AND DINNER
HOTEL: MANDARA ROSEN KATHARAGAMA**** (or similar 4*)
Early in the morning, we prepare our trekking gear and set off to explore for up to 2 hours the trails leading to the summit of Little Adam’s Peak, one of the most epic trekking routes in Sri Lanka, situated at 1,141 m altitude. The trail is one of the easiest in Sri Lanka and offers the same spectacular landscapes as its bigger brother, Adam’s Peak. At the summit, we enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the entire mountainous region at sunrise. Next, we head to a viewpoint of the famous Nine Arch Bridge between Ella and Demodara station, one of the engineering marvels of the early 20th century. This bridge, nearly 100 years old, was built with stone blocks and cement, without reinforcing iron or concrete. The giant arches carry the bridge on a curved trajectory to connect the mountains. In the second part of the day, we reach one of the most famous national parks in Sri Lanka, Yala, and enjoy a few hours of safari until evening. Yala National Park, also known as Ruhuna, is an important park on the southeastern coast of Sri Lanka, covering 979 km², although only the initial 141 km² are open to the public. Yala has the highest density of leopards in the world, though seeing this mostly nocturnal predator requires some luck. There is a large population of Asian elephants, crocodiles, wild boars, water buffaloes, and gray langurs, among other large mammals: sloths, jackals, deer, and over 215 bird species! The open park also attracts birds of prey, such as the white-bellied sea eagle, while wetland areas are home to painted storks and the rare black-necked storks. With its high leopard density, Yala National Park is one of the best places in the world to observe these magnificent felines in their natural habitat, as well as other large mammals. We settle in and have dinner in Yala. Included meals for the day: Breakfast and Dinner.
OBJECTIVES OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
DAY 10
DAY SUMMARY:
YALA JEEP SAFARI / MIRISSA
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH / JEEP
INCLUDED MEALS: BREAKFAST AND DINNER
HOTEL: BEACH & BLISS HOTEL**** (or similar 4*)
Early in the morning, we set off on a whale-watching cruise, an impressive experience on the open Indian Ocean, where we may spot blue whales, humpback whales, and dolphins. After the tour, we either relax on Mirissa Beach and enjoy some free time there, or, optionally, for the more active among you, we can explore the surroundings by tuk-tuk and reach: Coconut Tree Hill, a spectacular palm-covered promontory; Secret Beach, a hidden beach with crystal-clear waters and the laid-back atmosphere of the southern coast. In the evening, we have dinner at the hotel and unwind to the rhythm of local music.
Meals included today: breakfast and dinner.
OBJECTIVES OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
DAY 11
DAY SUMMARY: MIRISSA / WHALE-WATCHING / MIRISSA BEACH / COCONUT TREE HILL / SECRET BEACH
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH / TUK-TUK / BOAT
INCLUDED MEALS: BREAKFAST AND DINNER
HOTEL: BEACH & BLISS HOTEL**** (or similar 4*)
Early in the morning, we set off on a whale-watching cruise, an impressive experience on the open Indian Ocean, where we may spot blue whales, humpback whales, and dolphins. After the tour, we either relax on Mirissa Beach and enjoy some free time there, or, optionally, for the more active among you, we can explore the surroundings by tuk-tuk and reach: Coconut Tree Hill, a spectacular palm-covered promontory; Secret Beach, a hidden beach with crystal-clear waters and the laid-back atmosphere of the southern coast. In the evening, we have dinner at the hotel and unwind to the rhythm of local music.
Meals included today: breakfast and dinner.
OBJECTIVES OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
DAY 12
DAY SUMMARY:
MIRISSA / THALPE ROCK BEACH / STILT FISHING / TURTLE HATCHERY / MADU RIVER SAFARI / COLOMBO AIRPORT
LUNCH: OPTIONAL
TRANSPORT: COACH / BOAT
MEALS INCLUDED: BREAKFAST
HOTEL: –
After breakfast, we set off with our luggage and begin the last day in Sri Lanka in style, visiting the famous pools located on Thalpe Rock Beach, by the Indian Ocean. This beach is unique thanks to the multiple rectangular pools carved into the dead coral reef along the shore more than 50 years ago by the locals, originally used to soak coconuts and remove the fibrous husks from their surface. A special opportunity for each of us to enjoy our very own bathtub in the Indian Ocean! We then continue to admire and photograph a traditional local practice known as “Stilt Fishing.” This method is a unique fishing tradition among the coastal communities of southern Sri Lanka. Fishermen, perched on a crossbar tied to a tall wooden pole and holding a rudimentary fishing rod, are an iconic scene that cannot be missed. The simple equipment used for stilt fishing is handcrafted by the fishermen themselves, following an ancient tradition and using specific types of wood. Please note: taking photos of the fishermen or trying the stilt fishing yourself requires an additional tip, which is not included in the tour price. Our visits continue with one of the most renowned turtle hatcheries on the island, where we will see the impressive efforts made to increase the reproduction and survival rates of over five different species of turtles, right from their very first moments of life We then embark on a 2-hour motorboat safari through mangrove caves along the channels and estuary of the Madu River, home to a rich ecosystem of fish species, migratory birds, and other wildlife. At the end of this safari, we will all enjoy a special foot spa treatment performed by Garra rufa fish! At the end of the day, we stop for an (optional) dinner before arriving at Airport. Meals included for the day: breakfast.
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HIGHLIGHTS: MIRISSA
INFORMATION
* Half-board for the entire period – 10 breakfasts and 10 dinners featuring delicious local dishes
* 10 nights accommodation in carefully selected 4-5 star hotels, clean and charming, with private pools or directly on the beach, and with spa facilities
* English-speaking Sri Lankan national guide for the entire tour
* Air-conditioned transport for the entire tour.
* Train ticket Nuwara Eliya – Ella
* Entrance fees for all attractions included in the program (excluding optional ones)
* International flights
* Sri Lanka entry visa
* Drinks at dinner or any other drinks not included in specific parts of the itinerary or at breakfast
* Single room supplement
* Tips
* Lunches, if deemed necessary
* Travel and health insurance, including optional cancellation insurance
* Whale/Dolphin-watching in Trincomalee
* Whale-watching in Mirissa
* Entrance ticket to the traditional music and dance show
* Ayurvedic therapy at a local spa
The hotels where we will be staying or similar options depending on availability:
Sigiriya – Hotel Sigiriya – 4*
Trincomalee- Trinco Blu by Cinnamon -4*
Kandy – Cinnamon by Kandy Mist – 4*
Nuwara Eliya – Ripon Grand Hill Nuwaraeliya – 4*
Haputale – Melheim Resort and Spa – 4-5*
Yala- Mandara Rosen Katharagama – 4*
Mirissa – Triple O Six – 4*
HIGHLIGHTS: AMBULUWAWA, SIGIRIA ROCK AND THE 9 ARCS BRIDGE
We provide a full range of travel services, including:
* Private transfers and comfortable transport to suit your needs.
* Accommodation in luxurious hotels or authentic, handpicked lodgings based on your preferences.
* Meals at top restaurants or traditional culinary experiences.
* Personalized activities: hiking, biking, visits to local communities, wildlife and flora observation, craft workshops, and more.
* Entry tickets for iconic attractions or hidden gems.
* Private guiding services in the language of your choice, provided by expert local guides who will share in-depth knowledge of the region’s culture and history.
* 24/7 assistance throughout your entire journey to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Additionally, we are prepared to meet any special requests, whether it’s organizing corporate events or incentive trips in unique locations, or creating exclusive tours for small or large groups. Is a destination filled with wonder and diversity, and we’re here to help you explore it in a completely personalized and unforgettable way. Whether you’re looking for a classic tour or a luxurious experience, there’s nothing we can’t offer. Contact us and let us create the perfect vacation for you!