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Enchanting Sri Lanka

From £1650

Sri Lanka is a tropical paradise with over 1,300 km of coastline, offering beautiful beaches like Unawatuna, Mirissa, and Tangalle. Unawatuna is perfect for swimming and snorkeling, Mirissa for whale watching, and Tangalle for a more secluded beach experience. Sri Lanka also offers ancient ruins, lush forests, tea plantations, and delicious cuisine influenced by Indian, Malay, and Dutch cultures. It's an excellent destination for an exotic beach holiday with diverse attractions.


Day 01 - Airport | Negombo


Meet and assist on arrival at the airport by representatives. Proceed to Negombo.


Overnight stay in Negombo.


Day 02 - Negombo | Sigiriya


After breakfast proceeds to Sigiriya and checks in to the hotel.


Negombo: A Destination for the Adventurous and Foodies Alike Located at a convenient distance from Bandaranaike International Airport, Negombo boasts some of the most exciting diving spots in the country. With its pristine stretches of sandy shores and lagoons, it's no surprise that it's also famous for fresh catches of lobster, jumbo prawns, and crabs.

If you're looking for thrilling water sports, why not try kitesurfing or jet skiing? Negombo also offers great entertainment options, including bars, discos, and clubs for a fun night out on the town.


Overnight stay in Sigiriya


Day 03 - Sigiriya | Polonnaruwa


After breakfast proceeds to climb the Sigiriya Rock Fortress.


Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sigiriya Rock Fortress Sigiriya Rock Fortress, built by King Kashyapa (477-495 AD), is an architectural masterpiece that you don't want to miss. Rising 200 meters from the jungle, the 'Lion Rock' is a stunning citadel with a 70-hectare fortified town surrounding it. At the base of the rock, there is a moat, rampart, and beautiful water gardens.

Don't forget to take a closer look at the iconic frescos of the cloud maidens of Sigiriya, painted by skilled artisans in a sheltered pocket on the rock. You can reach this pocket by climbing a spiral stairway, making it a unique experience you'll never forget.


Thereafter proceed to Polonnaruwa Discover the Ancient Capital of Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka Polonnaruwa, the second capital of Sri Lanka, was at its peak during the 11th and 12th century AD. As another UNESCO World Heritage Site, visitors can explore the ruins of the Royal Palace and the ancient Gal Viharaya temple and much more!


Overnight stay at Sigiriya.


Day 04 - Trincomalee


A full day of leisure at the beach marks a new day. Exciting

Attractions to Visit in the Area There are several must-see locations in the vicinity, including the Koneswaram Temple, Pigeon Island National Park, and Marble Beach. If you're feeling adventurous, don't miss out on the opportunity to go snorkeling and witness the breathtaking marine life beneath the waves.


Dinner and overnight stay in Trincomalee.


Day 04 - Sigiriya | Trincomalee


After breakfast proceed to Trincomalee Trincomelee: A Historic Seaport City on Sri Lanka's East Coast


Located on the island's eastern coast, Trincomelee is a port city with a rich history in maritime and international trade. The city, situated on a peninsula that separates the inner and outer harbors, is an intriguing place to explore. The bay is renowned for its vast size, security, and easy access, which makes it suitable for a range of vessels, even in harsh weather conditions.

The city's pristine beaches, known for their powdery shores and calm waters, are perfect for various water sports activities, including scuba diving and windsurfing.

Don't miss Fort Frederick, a Dutch stronghold built during colonial times, when you visit the city.


Overnight stay in Trincomalee.


Day 05 - Trincomalee


Visit Fort Fredrick, Koneswaram Temple, the war cemetery and enjoy a boat ride to Pigeon Island.


Experience Nature's Delight: A Quick Boat Ride to Pigeon Island in Sri Lanka Take a short boat ride to Pigeon Island, a renowned bird sanctuary in Sri Lanka, and indulge in some bird watching. Afterward, go for a refreshing swim in the surrounding reef to cool off from the tropical heat.

Marvel at the diverse marine life thriving among the corals – a true feast for the eyes.


Overnight stay in Trincomale


Day 06 - Trincomalee | Dambulla | Matale | Kandy


Exploring Sri Lanka's UNESCO World Heritage Sites and Matale's Spice Gardens


One of the most popular sites in Sri Lanka is the Dambulla Rock Cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temple complex houses five caves with a rich history dating back to the first century BC. Visitors can marvel at over 150 Lord Buddha images in various poses, ancient artefacts, and a stunning series of paintings.

After visiting the temple, head to Matale to explore the exotic spices for which Sri Lanka has been renowned since ancient times. Learn about their cultivation and processing methods while taking in the beautiful surroundings.


Overnight stay in Kandy


Day 07 - Kandy | Pinnawala | Kandy

After breakfast proceed to Pinnawala The Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage:


From Tourism to Conservation In 1975, the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage began with seven elephants that had lost their mothers. Today, some of those same orphans have had the joy of witnessing their grandchildren's birth in the same location. While the orphanage was initially established as a tourist attraction, it soon evolved into a conservation and educational center. With the help of local and foreign experts, Pinnawala implemented a scientific breeding program for their elephants. Elephants had the freedom to move around with the herd, which increased the likelihood of mating between males and females.


The nearby river played a vital role in this regard, and in 1984, Pinnawala celebrated the birth of their first baby elephant. Pinnawala's Success Story Attracts Global Scientific Interest The triumph of Pinnawala has captured the interest of scientists worldwide, resulting in numerous books and research articles published in various languages. Professional photographers, videographers, and filmmakers have documented the members of the Pinnawala herd on thousands of occasions.


Thereafter return to Amaya Hills and in the evening do a Kandy city tour Exploring the Vibrant Culture and History of Kandy, Sri Lanka Kandy, the final fortress of the Sri Lankan monarchs, is a World Heritage Site that boasts a rich history and tradition. Take a ride around the Kandy lake, constructed by the last Sinhala king, Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe, in 1798.


Visit the Kandy town and bazaar, where you can check out the arts and crafts center, gem museum, and lapidary. Don't forget to visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic in Kandy and then witness an incredible cultural show.


Overnight stay in Kandy.


Day 08 - Kandy | Peradeniya | Tea Plantation | Nuwara Eliya


After breakfast proceed to Peradeniya Peradeniya Botanical Garden: A Historical and Natural Wonder


Initially constructed as a pleasure garden by a Sinhala king, the Peradeniya Botanical Garden was later expanded by the British. Sprawling across 147 acres, the garden boasts an impressive variety of trees, plants and flowers, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers.


Thereafter proceed to Nuwara Eliya via a tea plantation. Experience the tea journey by taking a tour of the tea estate. Stroll through the lush tea slopes and witness the delicate bud plucking process. Then, take a tour of the factory and discover the manufacturing, grading, and packaging of the world's finest tea. Finish off the day by indulging in a cup of fragrant pure Ceylon tea.


Relax and enjoy the breathtaking view of the verdant valleys and peaks.


Overnight stay Nuwara Eliya.


Day 09 - Nuwara Eliya | Kataragama


After breakfast proceed to Nuwara Eliya Discover the Serene Beauty of Nuwara Eliya


Nuwara Eliya, a charming town nestled amidst stunning mountains, is a popular destination for travellers seeking a refreshing climate and scenic attractions. Take a stroll among the beautiful plantations, with flourishing tea bushes, manicured gardens, and colourful blooms. For those who love adventure, Pidurangala, Sri Lanka's highest mountain, stands tall at a dizzying height of 8,282 ft. Golf enthusiasts can also enjoy the Victoria Golf Course, a Donald Steele masterpiece, which is considered to be one of the finest in South Asia.


Thereafter proceed to Nanu Oya and board the train to Haputale. ** Please note that the train tickets can only be confirmed 10 days prior to the train ride and is purely based on availability Pick up the clients and proceed to Kataragama.


Overnight stay in Kataragama


Day 10 - Kataragama | Yala


After breakfast proceeds to a Yala safari.

Experience an Exciting Safari via Jeep at Yala National Park Embark on an adventure and explore Yala National Park through a thrilling jeep safari. You'll have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the famous Ceylon leopard, observe herds of wild elephants, buffaloes, and crocodiles, and enjoy bird spotting. It's an ideal activity for nature enthusiasts looking to discover new horizons.


Overnight stay in Kataragama.


Day 11 - Kataragama | Galle


After breakfast proceed to Galle Explore the Fascinating City of Galle


If you're looking for a slice of history, Galle is the place to be. Immerse yourself in the Dutch Galle Fort, built in 1663, and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site that still exudes its colonial charm.


Optional dolphin and whale watching Sri Lanka: A Hub for Cetaceans in the Protected Zone Located within the International Whaling Commission's protected zone in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is home to a wide variety of cetacean species. The Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal are home to 26 of the 80 known and identified species of cetaceans in the world.


Dolphin and whale watching can be done in Mirissa during the periods of November to April


Overnight stay in Galle.


 Day 12 - Galle | Kosgoda | Airport


After breakfast proceeds to the airport via Kosgoda.


Explore the Turtle Hatchery in Kosgoda Looking for a unique experience on your trip to Sri Lanka? Consider visiting the Turtle Hatchery operated by the Wild Life Protection Society. The hatchery offers protection to several turtle species, including the endangered hawksbill. Eggs are particularly vulnerable when left uncovered on beaches along the coast.


Fortunately, the goodwill of the local fishermen in Kosgoda has enabled the successful release of over 100,000 young turtles since the hatchery's opening just two years ago.


Drop off at the aiport for your departure flight.


Inclusions :


  • Accommodation in standard rooms as per the itinerary

  • Transport is based on 01 Air-conditioned Luxury private vehicle

  • Service of an English-speaking Chauffeur Guide during sightseeing tour

  • Entrance and service fees mentioned on the itinerary

  • 4 star hotel accomodation and can be upgraded if required at an extra cost

  • All current taxes as on date

  • Parking and highway tickets


Exclusions :


  • Sri Lanka Visa

  • Cost of Lunch & Dinner during the tour (if not mentioned in the itinerary)

  • Any International Airfare / Airport taxes

  • Any change in tax structure resulting from the hike in published tariff.

  • Items of personal nature like tips, laundry, phone calls etc.

  • Any video / still camera fee to the monuments and places of visit

  • Any other item not explicitly mentioned under price includes.

  • Bar, telephone and laundry bills

  • Tips to guides, restaurants, and hotel lobby. Tipping is expected.

  • Any others expenses


Other Conditions :


Optional excursions and additional services could be provided for which we will charge additionally. Visits to wildlife parks will be at client's own risk.

Safari vehicles (none air-conditioned) available are very basic with basic insurance cover (not comprehensive as in the case of vehicles used for tours).

Contact us

0208 440 0770

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