This 14-day journey showcases the best of Sri Lanka, blending history, culture, nature, and leisure. From the beaches of Negombo and Trincomalee to the ancient wonders of Sigiriya and Dambulla, the tour explores UNESCO sites and living traditions. In the hill country, you’ll experience lush tea plantations, waterfalls, and one of the world’s most scenic train rides. Thrilling safaris in Yala bring you close to leopards and elephants, while the southern coast offers turtle conservation, river safaris, and time to unwind on golden beaches. Ending with a vibrant city tour of Colombo, this program offers a complete discovery of the island’s diversity and charm.
Couples, Families, Small Groups
On arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, our representative will greet you with a warm Sri Lankan welcome and ensure a comfortable transfer to your hotel in Negombo. This relaxed coastal town is the perfect first stop, giving you time to rest and settle into the island’s pace.
Travel inland toward the Cultural Triangle, stopping at the UNESCO-listed Dambulla Rock Cave Temple. This complex of ancient cave shrines, filled with painted walls and Buddha images, reflects centuries of devotion and artistry. Continue to Sigiriya and check in to your accommodation in this peaceful area.
The day begins with a visit to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic landmarks, rising high above the surrounding plains. Later, enjoy a village experience in the countryside, where you will be introduced to rural traditions and the slower pace of daily life, offering an authentic glimpse into Sri Lankan culture.
Head east to Trincomalee, a city renowned for its natural harbor and spiritual landmarks. Visit the Koneshwaram Hindu Temple, which sits dramatically above the ocean, and explore the Dutch Fort. The evening is free to relax at your chosen hotel.
Rise early for a boat excursion off the coast, with opportunities to see dolphins and other marine life in season. Later, enjoy the clear waters and coral reefs of Pigeon Island or Coral Island, marine sanctuaries that are popular for snorkelling. The afternoon is left at leisure to enjoy the tranquil surroundings.
Depart the coast and travel to Kandy. On the way, stop at a spice garden where you’ll be introduced to the fragrant world of Sri Lankan spices and their uses in cooking and wellness. A short visit to a batik workshop will also give you an appreciation of one of the island’s traditional crafts. By evening, arrive in Kandy, the hill capital.
The Peradeniya Botanical Gardens showcase exotic flowers, trees, and landscaped beauty. A visit to a gem museum introduces you to the island’s precious stones and their long history. Continue to a craft shop to discover traditional Sri Lankan handicrafts and artistry. Later, visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, a place of great spiritual significance, and enjoy a cultural performance that reflects the traditions of the Kandyan kingdom.
Travel deeper into the central highlands, pausing at Ramboda Falls before arriving at a tea plantation and factory. Here, you will gain an understanding of the journey from leaf to cup and the importance of Ceylon tea to the island’s heritage. In the afternoon, arrive in Nuwara Eliya, known for its cool climate and colonial charm.
This morning, board the train from Nanu Oya to Ella for one of the most scenic rail journeys in Asia. After passing through mountain vistas and tea country, visit the Nine Arches Bridge before continuing by road to Yala, where Sri Lanka’s best-known national park awaits.
The Peradeniya Botanical Gardens showcase exotic flowers, trees, and landscaped beauty. A visit to a gem museum introduces you to the island’s precious stones and their long history. Continue to a craft shop to discover traditional Sri Lankan handicrafts and artistry. Later, visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, a place of great spiritual significance, and enjoy a cultural performance that reflects the traditions of the Kandyan kingdom.
Drive along the southern coastline to Bentota. En route, stop at the fortified city of Galle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, then visit a turtle hatchery where conservation projects protect endangered turtles. At Ambalangoda, explore the traditions of mask carving before taking a scenic boat ride along the Madu River. Arrive in Bentota and check in to your hotel.
Enjoy a full day at leisure in Bentota. Whether you choose to relax by the beach or stroll along the coast, the day is designed for rest and rejuvenation in a calm setting.
Travel to Colombo, the bustling capital. A tuk tuk city tour introduces you to its blend of colonial architecture, vibrant markets, religious landmarks, and modern life. Highlights include Galle Face Green, Independence Square, Gangaramaya Temple, and the colorful Red Mosque.
After breakfast, you will be transferred to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure. Your Sri Lankan journey ends with memories of warm hospitality and unforgettable experiences.
Half-board hotels (breakfast & dinner)
Private transport with driver-guide
Jeep safari at Yala
Entrance fees to listed attractions
Train ride Nanu Oya–Ella
Airport welcome & transfers
International flights and visa fees
Travel insurance
Lunches, snacks, and personal beverages
Optional excursions and water sports not listed in the program
Personal expenses such as tips, laundry, and shopping
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