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5 Days PopularDay 1 begins in Colombo with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, where your driver meets you for a short transfer into the city to start a guided tour of Sri Lanka’s vibrant commercial capital, visiting landmarks such as Independence Square, Galle Face Green, and Old Parliament Building, before unwinding in the afternoon with a peaceful boat ride through the mangroves and birdlife of Bolgoda Lake for a tranquil introduction to the island; Day 2 takes you north into the Cultural Triangle toward Dambulla, where you explore the UNESCO-listed Dambulla Cave Temple, renowned for its ancient Buddha images and intricate ceiling murals, followed by an afternoon climb up the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, passing frescoes, the mirror wall, and lion’s paws to reach the summit with breathtaking 360-degree views; Day 3 continues south through lush hills to Kandy, the spiritual and cultural capital, where you stroll through the verdant Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya with its towering palms, orchid house, and giant Javan fig tree, before visiting the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic and enjoying a traditional Kandyan cultural dance performance in the evening; Day 4 brings a scenic drive to the southern coast and the historic city of Galle, where you wander through the cobbled streets of the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, filled with boutique shops, cafés, and art galleries, before relaxing at the golden shores of Unawatuna with a swim in calm turquoise waters and a fresh seafood dinner by the beach; Day 5 continues along the coast to Bentota, stopping first at the impressive Kande Viharaya, known for its towering seated Buddha statue, then concluding with a relaxing safari along the Bentota River, where mangroves, monitor lizards, and kingfishers line the waterways, before your transfer back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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5 Days PopularDay 1 begins in Kalpitiya, with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, where your driver greets you for a scenic journey up the western coast to this tranquil peninsula known for its lagoons and marine life; after settling into your hotel, you spend a relaxing afternoon by the calm waters of Kalpitiya Lagoon, easing into Sri Lanka’s coastal charm. Day 2 takes you inland to Anuradhapura, the island’s first capital and a UNESCO-listed sacred city filled with towering stupas and ancient monasteries that reflect the roots of early Buddhism, before continuing in the afternoon for an exciting jeep safari through Wilpattu National Park, the country’s largest national park, where leopards, sloth bears, and elephants roam among natural lakes. Day 3 continues east into the Cultural Triangle around Dambulla, where you begin with an immersive village tour to experience rural life, traditional farming, and authentic Sri Lankan cuisine, followed by an afternoon hike up Pidurangala Rock for a breathtaking sunset view with Sigiriya Rock Fortress rising dramatically in the distance. Day 4 remains in the Sigiriya/Dambulla region, starting early with a climb up the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, where ancient frescoes, landscaped water gardens, and sweeping views reveal the grandeur of this 5th-century royal palace, followed by a visit to the UNESCO-listed Dambulla Cave Temple, a complex of five caves adorned with vibrant murals and over 150 Buddha statues carved into the rock. Day 5 leads you through scenic countryside to Kandy, the last royal capital, beginning with a fragrant spice garden walk to learn about cinnamon, cardamom, and pepper, then continuing to explore the Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya before visiting the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, and concluding with your transfer back to Bandaranaike International Airport for departure.
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6 Days PopularDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a transfer to Colombo, the bustling commercial capital, where you spend the afternoon on a guided city tour exploring colonial-era architecture, the seaside promenade at Galle Face Green, and the eclectic Gangaramaya Temple, known for its unique blend of Sri Lankan, Thai, Indian, and Chinese styles; Day 2 takes you north into the Cultural Triangle toward Dambulla, where you begin with an authentic village tour featuring traditional rural life, a bullock-cart ride, and a home-cooked Sri Lankan meal, before climbing the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a 5th-century palace-citadel rising dramatically above the plains with its famous frescoes and water gardens; Day 3 continues south through scenic hill country to Kandy, the cultural heart of the island, where you wander through the lush Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya and visit the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, ending the day with a vibrant Kandyan dance and drumming performance; Day 4 features the famously scenic train journey through tea plantations to Ella, where adventurous travelers can hike the rugged Devil's Staircase for sweeping highland views before visiting the iconic Nine Arch Bridge to watch a train cross the colonial-era viaduct framed by lush jungle; Day 5 descends toward the southern coast to Tangalle, with a stop at the dramatic Hummanaya Blowhole, the second largest of its kind in the world, followed by an evening turtle-watching experience at Rekawa Beach where endangered sea turtles come ashore to nest; Day 6 continues west along the coast to Mirissa, starting at the scenic Coconut Tree Hill with its swaying palms and ocean views, then stopping at Weligama Bay to watch surfers and traditional stilt fishermen, before concluding your journey with a transfer back to Bandaranaike International Airport for departure.
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6 Days PopularDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a scenic journey up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula famed for its marine wildlife, where you settle into your beachfront hotel and spend a relaxing afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon enjoying activities like kayaking, kitesurfing, or simply unwinding by the Indian Ocean; Day 2 takes you inland to Wilpattu National Park, the country’s largest and most pristine wildlife reserve, where you embark on a full-day jeep safari through dense forests and natural lakes in search of leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and rich birdlife, before staying overnight near the park entrance; Day 3 continues east to Anuradhapura, the island’s first capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you explore its towering stupas, ancient monasteries, and the sacred Sri Maha Bodhi, then climb Mihintale in the afternoon, regarded as the cradle of Sri Lankan Buddhism; Day 4 leads further into the Cultural Triangle around Dambulla, where you begin with an authentic village tour experiencing rural life and a traditional rice and curry meal before hiking up Pidurangala Rock for a spectacular sunset view with Sigiriya Rock Fortress rising in the distance; Day 5 is dedicated to exploring Sigiriya itself with a morning climb of the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, discovering its water gardens, frescoes, and summit ruins, followed by a visit to the UNESCO-listed Dambulla Cave Temple, a complex of caves adorned with serene Buddha statues and ancient murals; Day 6 of your tour takes you into the heart of Sri Lanka’s cultural and spiritual capital, Kandy. This day is a sensory journey, beginning with the fragrant air of a spice garden and culminating in the serene rituals of the nation's most sacred Buddhist site., prior to your return transfer to Bandaranaike International Airport for departure.
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7 Days PopularDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a scenic drive up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a peaceful peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphin watching, and sweeping coastal scenery, where you unwind with a relaxed afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon, enjoying its calm waters and ocean breeze; Day 2 takes you east into the dry zone to Polonnaruwa, where you explore the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Polonnaruwa, wandering among its well-preserved ruins of palaces, temples, and stone Buddha statues, before heading out on a jeep safari in Minneriya National Park to witness the spectacular “Gathering” of wild elephants; Day 3 continues to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, where you climb the iconic rock past frescoes, water gardens, and the lion’s paws to reach the summit, followed by a slower-paced afternoon in Dambulla with an authentic village tour featuring a bullock-cart ride and a traditional home-cooked meal; Day 4 leads south through scenic hill country to Kandy, stopping en route at Embekke Devalaya, renowned for its intricate wooden carvings, and enjoying a fragrant spice walk before visiting the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in the evening; Day 5 brings the famous train journey into the highlands to Ella, where you hike a scenic section of the Pekoe Trail through lush tea plantations and then visit a working tea factory to learn about the production of world-renowned Ceylon tea; Day 6 remains in Ella with an early hike up Little Adam's Peak for panoramic sunrise views, followed by an adrenaline-filled zipline experience at Flying Ravana Adventure Park and a relaxed evening in town; Day 7 descends to the southern coast to Galle, where you visit a sea turtle hatchery to learn about conservation efforts, explore the cobbled streets of the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, and enjoy a final swim at Unawatuna before concluding your journey with the scenic drive back to Bandaranaike International Airport for departure.
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8 Days PopularDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a direct drive into the Cultural Triangle to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, where you climb the iconic rock to admire its frescoes, water gardens, and sweeping summit views, before continuing to Dambulla for a relaxed village tour and a traditional home-cooked dinner; Day 2 takes you east to Polonnaruwa to explore the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Polonnaruwa by bicycle, discovering its palaces, stupas, and stone Buddha statues, before heading out on a jeep safari in Minneriya National Park to witness the remarkable “Gathering” of wild elephants; Day 3 continues south through scenic hill country to Kandy, stopping en route at Embekke Devalaya, famed for its intricate wooden carvings, and enjoying a fragrant spice walk before visiting the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in the evening along with a traditional Kandyan dance performance; Day 4 brings the scenic train journey into the highlands to Ella, where you spend the day hiking a beautiful section of the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations and forested paths with sweeping mountain views; Day 5 remains in Ella with an early hike up Little Adam's Peak for breathtaking sunrise views, followed by an adrenaline-filled zipline experience at Flying Ravana Adventure Park and a relaxed evening in town; Day 6 descends toward the southern plains with a visit to Kirinda Temple overlooking the Indian Ocean, followed by an exciting safari in Yala National Park in search of leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and crocodiles; Day 7 continues west along the coast to Mirissa, where you visit a sea turtle hatchery to learn about conservation efforts and take in sweeping ocean views from Coconut Tree Hill before relaxing on golden beaches or enjoying fresh seafood by the sea; Day 8 concludes in Galle, where you spend a leisurely morning at Unawatuna swimming or snorkelling, then explore the cobbled streets and ramparts of the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort before transferring along the coast back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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9 Days PopularDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, Arrive in Negombo, unwind beside the peaceful lagoon, enjoying sunset views, seafood, and gentle breezes. Day 2 continues in the Sigiriya/Dambulla region with an early climb of Sigiriya Rock Fortress, discovering its 5th-century frescoes, water gardens, and summit ruins, followed by a relaxed Dambulla village tour featuring rural life and a home-cooked meal; Day 3 travels south to Kandy, where you explore the lush Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, enjoy a fragrant spice walk, and visit the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, ending with a traditional Kandyan dance performance; Day 4 climbs into the misty highlands to Nuwara Eliya, starting with an early hike through Horton Plains National Park to the dramatic World’s End viewpoint, followed by a leisurely city tour of its colonial-era buildings and gardens; Day 5 continues to Ella, where you hike up Little Adam's Peak for sweeping valley views and enjoy a zipline adventure at Flying Ravana Adventure Park; Day 6 remains in Ella with a scenic hike along the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations, followed by a guided visit to a working tea factory to learn about Ceylon tea production; Day 7 descends to the southern coast with a stop at Kirinda Temple overlooking the Indian Ocean before an exciting safari in Yala National Park in search of leopards, elephants, and birdlife; Day 8 continues west to Mirissa, where you visit a sea turtle hatchery, photograph Coconut Tree Hill, and relax at Weligama Bay with optional surfing or swimming before a seafood dinner; Day 9 concludes in Galle, where you explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and unwind at nearby Unawatuna before transferring along the coast back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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11 Days PopularDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a scenic drive down the western coast to Bentota, where you enjoy a relaxing afternoon on a Bentota River safari through mangrove-lined waterways spotting kingfishers, monitor lizards, and crocodiles before settling into your beach hotel; Day 2 continues south to Galle, where you begin with a Madu Ganga river safari through mangrove islands and cinnamon plantations, then explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and end the day at Unawatuna beach; Day 3 travels along the coast to Mirissa, stopping at Weligama Bay to watch surfers and stilt fishermen before relaxing on Mirissa’s beaches with a seafood dinner; Day 4 heads east to Yala National Park, stopping at Kirinda Temple overlooking the Indian Ocean before an exciting leopard safari in the park; Day 5 climbs into the highlands to Ella, where you hike up Little Adam's Peak for sweeping views and enjoy adventure activities at Flying Ravana Adventure Park; Day 6 remains in Ella with a trek along the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations followed by a visit to a working tea factory; Day 7 continues by train to Nuwara Eliya, where you hike through Horton Plains National Park to World’s End and explore the colonial town and Gregory Lake; Day 8 descends to Kandy, including a spice walk en route and a visit to the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic followed by a cultural dance performance; Day 9 continues into the Cultural Triangle at Sigiriya, where you climb Sigiriya Rock Fortress and experience a Dambulla village tour with a home-cooked meal; Day 10 moves to Polonnaruwa to explore the UNESCO-listed ancient city by bicycle before a safari in Minneriya National Park to witness large elephant gatherings; Day 11 concludes in Colombo with a city tour including Gangaramaya Temple, Galle Face Green, and Independence Square before transferring to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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12 Days PopularDay 1 — Kalpitiya: Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphins, and quiet lagoons, where you settle in for a relaxed first afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon, soaking up the ocean breeze as you ease into the journey. Day 2 — Wilpattu: Travel inland for a thrilling jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka's largest and most pristine reserve, spending the day searching its forests and natural lakes for leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and a wide array of birdlife before retiring to a comfortable lodge for the night. Day 3 — Sigiriya/Dambulla: Drive east to the Cultural Triangle, beginning with an authentic Dambulla village tour complete with a bullock-cart ride and home-cooked meal, then in the afternoon climb the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress with its 5th-century frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views. Day 4 — Polonnaruwa: Drive a short distance east to the medieval capital of Polonnaruwa, spending the day exploring its UNESCO-listed ruins by bicycle, including the royal palace, towering stupas, the magnificent stone Buddhas of Gal Vihara, and the ancient irrigation tanks that once sustained this kingdom. Day 5 — Kandy: Travel south through scenic countryside to Kandy, exploring the Royal Botanical Gardens at Peradeniya, enjoying a fragrant spice walk, and visiting the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, followed by a traditional Kandyan dance performance in the evening. Day 6 — Nuwara Eliya: Climb into the misty highlands to Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka's "Little England," where you begin with an early hike across Horton Plains National Park to the dramatic cliff edge of World's End before taking a leisurely afternoon tour of the colonial-era town with its Tudor-style buildings and gardens. Day 7 — Ella: Take the famously scenic train ride to Ella, hike to the top of Little Adam's Peak for sweeping valley views, then enjoy a zipline adventure at Flying Ravana adventure park before a relaxed evening in town. Day 8 — Ella: Spend a second day in Ella exploring tea country with a hike along Pekoe Trail Stage 16 through plantations and forest paths, followed by a guided visit to a working tea factory to learn how Ceylon tea is produced. Day 9 — Yala: Descend toward the dry south, enjoying an exhilarating jeep safari in Yala National Park, famous for its exceptionally high density of leopards along with elephants, sloth bears, and crocodiles, and ending the day with a sunset visit to the seaside Kirinda Temple. Day 10 — Tangalle: Continue west along the coast to Tangalle, visiting the dramatic Hummanaya Blowhole, the second largest in the world, then heading to Rekawa Beach after dark for a guided turtle-watching experience to witness endangered sea turtles nesting under the stars. Day 11 — Mirissa: Travel onward to Mirissa, stopping at Weligama Bay to watch surfers and stilt fishermen before visiting Coconut Tree Hill for sweeping ocean views, then enjoying a relaxed swim and fresh seafood dinner on the beach. Day 12 — Galle: Drive a short way up the coast to Galle, wandering the cobbled lanes of the UNESCO-listed Dutch fort and enjoying a final swim at nearby Unawatuna Beach before lunch and a transfer up the coast to Bandaranaike International Airport for your homeward flight.
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12 Days PopularDay 1 — Kalpitiya: Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphins, and quiet lagoons. Settle in for a relaxed first afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon, soaking up the ocean breeze as you ease into the journey. Day 2 — Sigiriya/Dambulla: Drive east to the Cultural Triangle, beginning with an authentic Dambulla village tour where you experience rural life and a home-cooked Sri Lankan meal, before climbing the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress in the afternoon, with its frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views. Day 3 — Kandy: Travel south through tea-clad hills to Kandy, enjoying a fragrant spice garden walk en route, then visiting the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, the holiest Buddhist shrine on the island, and ending the day with a traditional Kandyan dance and drumming performance. Day 4 — Ella: Take the famously scenic train ride into the highlands to Ella, hike to the top of Little Adam's Peak for sweeping views, then enjoy a zipline adventure at Flying Ravana adventure park before a relaxed evening in town. Day 5 — Ella: Spend a second day in Ella exploring tea country with Pekoe Trail Stage 16 through plantations and forest paths, followed by a guided visit to a working tea factory to learn how Ceylon tea is produced. Day 6 — Arugam Bay: Drive east through the central highlands to Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka's laid-back surf town, and spend the afternoon relaxing on its golden beach while watching surfers and enjoying a fresh seafood dinner. Day 7 — Arugam Bay: Enjoy a slower second day on the east coast, hiking up Crocodile Rock for panoramic coastal views, then unwinding with an optional surf lesson or a lazy beach hammock afternoon. Day 8 — Yala: Travel south along the coast to Yala, visit the seaside Kirinda Temple perched above the Indian Ocean, then head out on an exciting jeep safari in Yala National Park, famous for its leopards, elephants, and crocodiles. Day 9 — Tangalle: Continue west to Tangalle, visiting the dramatic Hummanaya Blowhole before heading to Rekawa Beach at night for a guided turtle-watching experience to see endangered sea turtles nesting under the stars. Day 10 — Mirissa: Drive along the southern coast to Mirissa, stopping at Coconut Tree Hill for ocean views, then visiting Weligama Bay to watch surfers and stilt fishermen before relaxing on the beach with a seafood dinner. Day 11 — Galle: Continue to Galle, wander the UNESCO-listed Dutch fort, enjoy a swim at Unawatuna Beach, and spend a relaxed afternoon exploring boutique cafés and coastal views. Day 12 — Colombo: Travel up the coast to Colombo for a final city experience, visiting Independence Square, Galle Face Green, and the Old Parliament on a guided tour before transferring to Bandaranaike International Airport for departure.
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13 Days PopularDay 1 — Benthara Highlights: Bentota River Safari Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and head down the western coast to the laid-back beach town of Bentota, where you spend the afternoon on a peaceful Bentota River safari through mangrove-fringed waterways, watching kingfishers, monitor lizards, and the occasional crocodile before settling into your beachside hotel; Day 2 — Galle Highlights: Unawatuna continue down the coast to Galle, wander the cobbled lanes of the UNESCO-listed Dutch fort with its boutique shops, art galleries, and colonial-era cafés, then in the afternoon head to nearby Unawatuna Beach for a swim in calm turquoise waters and a fresh seafood dinner; Day 3 — Mirissa Highlights: Coconut Tree Hill Mirissa, Weligama Bay drive a short way down the coast to Mirissa, snap photos at Coconut Tree Hill, then visit Weligama Bay to watch surfers and stilt fishermen or take a beginner surf lesson, before relaxing on Mirissa’s palm-fringed sands; Day 4 — Tangalle Highlights: Hummanaya Blow hole, Rekawa turtle watching continue east along the coast to Tangalle, visit the dramatic Hummanaya Blowhole, the second largest of its kind in the world, and after dark head to Rekawa Beach for a guided turtle-watching experience with a chance to see endangered sea turtles nesting under the stars; Day 5 — Yala Highlights: Yala National Park, Kirinda temple drive a short way east to Yala for an exhilarating jeep safari in Yala National Park, famous for its high density of leopards alongside elephants, sloth bears, and crocodiles, then end the day with a sunset visit to the seaside Kirinda Temple perched above the Indian Ocean; Day 6 — Arugam Bay Highlights: Arugambay continue north-east to Arugam Bay, settle into your beachfront accommodation and spend the rest of the day relaxing on the golden curve of the bay watching surfers and enjoying a seafood dinner by the sea; Day 7 — Arugam Bay spend a relaxed second day on the east coast with options to take a surf lesson, explore the wild beaches and lagoons of Pottuvil by tuk-tuk, or simply unwind in a beachside hammock; Day 8 — Ella Highlights: Little Adams peak drive west into the central highlands to Ella, hike to the top of Little Adam’s Peak for sweeping views over tea-clad valleys, then enjoy a relaxed evening in town; Day 9 — Ella Highlights: Tea factory visit, Pekoe trail (Stage 16) spend a second day exploring Ella, hiking the Pekoe Trail Stage 16 through tea plantations and forest paths, then visiting a working tea factory to learn how Ceylon tea is produced; Day 10 — Kandy Highlights: Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, Royal botanic garden take the scenic train to Kandy, wander through the Royal Botanical Gardens at Peradeniya, then visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in the evening, the spiritual heart of Sri Lanka; Day 11 — Sigiriya/Dambulla Highlights: Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Dambulla village tour drive north into the Cultural Triangle, climb Sigiriya Rock Fortress with its frescoes, water gardens, and summit ruins, then in the afternoon enjoy a Dambulla village tour with a home-cooked Sri Lankan meal; Day 12 — Polonnaruwa Highlights: Ancient City of Polonnaruwa drive to Polonnaruwa and spend the day exploring its UNESCO-listed ruins by bicycle, including the royal palace, Gal Vihara Buddhas, and ancient irrigation tanks that once sustained the kingdom; Day 13 — Colombo Highlights: Colombo city tour finish by driving to Colombo for a city tour of Independence Square, Galle Face Green, and the Old Parliament, before transferring to Bandaranaike International Airport for your homeward flight.
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5 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, where you meet your driver for a scenic transfer to Kandy, the island’s last royal capital and a UNESCO World Heritage city, followed by a stroll through the renowned Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya and a visit to the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic set beside the tranquil Kandy Lake; Day 2 takes you up into the cool highlands to Nuwara Eliya, often called “Little England,” where you begin with an early hike through the misty landscapes of Horton Plains National Park to the dramatic viewpoint known as World’s End, before returning for a relaxing afternoon by Gregory Lake surrounded by rolling tea-covered hills; Day 3 continues with the iconic train journey through lush tea country to Ella, where you enjoy an adrenaline-filled zipline experience at Flying Ravana Adventure Park and then visit the picturesque Nine Arch Bridge, a colonial-era viaduct set amid dense greenery; Day 4 descends toward the southern plains with a stop at Kirinda Temple overlooking the Indian Ocean before heading to Yala National Park for an exciting jeep safari, where you may spot leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and diverse birdlife; Day 5 follows the southern coastline to Mirissa, stopping at Weligama Bay to observe surfers and traditional stilt fishermen and continuing to the scenic Coconut Tree Hill for sweeping ocean views, before enjoying a final swim and relaxed seaside lunch and concluding with the return journey to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
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6 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a direct drive into the Cultural Triangle to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, where you climb the iconic rock to admire its ancient frescoes, landscaped water gardens, and sweeping summit views, before easing into rural life in Dambulla with a guided village tour and a traditional home-cooked dinner; Day 2 takes you south through tea country to Kandy, where you walk a scenic section of the Pekoe Trail through lush plantations and forest paths, then visit the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in the evening; Day 3 continues into the highlands to Ella, where you enjoy an adrenaline-filled experience at Flying Ravana Adventure Park before heading to the iconic Nine Arch Bridge, a picturesque stone railway viaduct set in a jungle valley; Day 4 descends toward the southern dry zone to Yala National Park for an exciting jeep safari in search of leopards, elephants, crocodiles, and exotic birds, followed by a sunset visit to Kirinda Temple overlooking the Indian Ocean; Day 5 travels west along the coast to Mirissa, where you take in sweeping ocean views from Coconut Tree Hill and continue to Weligama Bay to watch surfers and traditional stilt fishermen or try a beginner surf session; Day 6 concludes in Galle, where you relax along the golden shores of Unawatuna or explore the historic streets of Galle Fort before beginning the scenic coastal drive back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
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6 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, where your driver meets you for the short transfer to Colombo, and you spend the rest of the day at leisure recovering from your flight, perhaps enjoying a stroll along Galle Face Green or visiting a local restaurant for your first taste of Sri Lankan cuisine; Day 2 takes you north through coconut country to Wilpattu National Park, the island’s largest national park, where you embark on a thrilling jeep safari through its lake-dotted landscapes in search of leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and diverse birdlife before settling into your lodge for the night; Day 3 continues east into the Cultural Triangle to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, where you spend the day climbing this remarkable 5th-century royal citadel, passing landscaped water gardens, ancient frescoes of the Heavenly Maidens, and the iconic lion’s paws to reach the summit with sweeping panoramic views; Day 4 offers a more relaxed pace in the same region with a visit to the UNESCO-listed Dambulla Cave Temple, famed for its vivid murals and over 150 Buddha statues carved into the rock, followed by a leisurely tuk-tuk ride through nearby villages, paddy fields, and lakeside trails; Day 5 brings a journey east to Trincomalee on the pristine northeast coast, where you check into a beachfront hotel near Nilaveli or Uppuveli and spend the rest of the day unwinding on soft sands, swimming in the calm turquoise waters, and enjoying a sunset seafood dinner; Day 6 concludes with a scenic drive back to the west coast to Negombo, where you explore the tranquil Negombo Lagoon on a boat ride among mangroves and waterbirds before transferring back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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7 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a transfer to Colombo where you settle in and enjoy a guided city tour of the bustling capital, taking in colonial-era landmarks, the seaside promenade at Galle Face Green, and the eclectic Gangaramaya Temple, known for its blend of Sri Lankan, Thai, Indian, and Chinese influences; Day 2 takes you north into the Cultural Triangle to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, where you climb the legendary 5th-century citadel, admiring its frescoes, water gardens, and summit ruins, before continuing to Dambulla for an immersive village tour featuring traditional rural life and a home-cooked meal; Day 3 continues south to Kandy, where you explore the lush Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, enjoy a fragrant spice walk, and visit the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, ending the day with a vibrant Kandyan dance performance; Day 4 climbs into the cool highlands to Nuwara Eliya, beginning with an early hike through Horton Plains National Park to the dramatic viewpoint at World’s End, followed by a relaxed exploration of the colonial-era town and a visit to Gregory Lake; Day 5 brings the scenic train journey through tea country to Ella, where you visit a working tea factory to learn about Ceylon tea production before heading to the iconic Nine Arch Bridge to watch a passing train; Day 6 descends toward the southern plains with a stop at Kirinda Temple overlooking the ocean, followed by an exciting safari in Yala National Park in search of leopards, elephants, and birdlife; Day 7 continues west along the coast to Mirissa, where you take in panoramic ocean views from Coconut Tree Hill and relax at Weligama Bay with a swim or surf session while spotting traditional stilt fishermen, before concluding your journey with a transfer back to Bandaranaike International Airport for departure.
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7 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a scenic drive up the western coast to Kalpitiya, where palm-fringed shores meet tranquil waters and you spend a relaxed afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon enjoying optional kitesurfing, kayaking, or simply unwinding by the water at sunset; Day 2 takes you inland to Wilpattu National Park, the country’s largest wildlife reserve, where you embark on a full-day jeep safari through forests and natural lakes in search of leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and abundant birdlife before retiring to a nearby lodge; Day 3 continues east into the Cultural Triangle around Dambulla with an immersive village tour featuring a bullock-cart ride and a traditional home-cooked meal, followed by an afternoon climb up the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, famed for its frescoes, water gardens, and sweeping summit views; Day 4 leads south through tea-covered hills to Kandy, where you begin with a fragrant spice walk, explore the renowned Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya, and visit the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in the evening; Day 5 takes you on a long but scenic journey across the highlands to Arugam Bay on the east coast, where you settle into beachfront accommodation and spend the day relaxing on golden sands, watching surfers, and enjoying fresh seafood by the ocean; Day 6 remains in Arugam Bay with an early safari in Kumana National Park, known for its rich birdlife and elephants, followed by an afternoon hike up Crocodile Rock for sweeping coastal views and a memorable sunset; Day 7 concludes with a scenic drive south to Galle, where you explore the cobbled streets and ramparts of the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort before continuing along the coast back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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8 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a direct drive into the Cultural Triangle to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, where you climb the iconic rock to admire its frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views, before continuing to Dambulla for a village tour and a traditional home-cooked dinner; Day 2 takes you south through tea country to Kandy, stopping at Embekke Devalaya, renowned for its intricate wooden carvings, and enjoying a fragrant spice walk before settling into the city with an evening stroll and a Kandyan cultural dance performance; Day 3 continues into the cool highlands to Nuwara Eliya, where you begin with an early hike through Horton Plains National Park to the dramatic viewpoint at World’s End, followed by a relaxed exploration of the colonial-era town and its lush gardens; Day 4 brings the scenic train journey to Ella, where you hike up Little Adam's Peak for sweeping views and enjoy an adrenaline-filled zipline at Flying Ravana Adventure Park; Day 5 remains in Ella with a hike along a scenic section of the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations and forest paths, followed by a visit to a working tea factory to learn about the production of world-famous Ceylon tea; Day 6 descends toward the southern plains with a stop at Kirinda Temple overlooking the Indian Ocean, before an exciting safari in Yala National Park in search of leopards, elephants, and birdlife; Day 7 continues west along the coast to Mirissa, stopping at Weligama Bay to watch surfers and stilt fishermen and visiting Coconut Tree Hill for panoramic ocean views, before enjoying a relaxed swim and seafood dinner by the beach; Day 8 concludes in Galle, where you explore the cobbled streets of the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and unwind at Unawatuna before transferring along the coast back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
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8 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a scenic journey up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a peaceful peninsula known for its lagoons and marine life, where you spend a relaxed afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon enjoying optional kitesurfing or simply unwinding by the ocean; Day 2 takes you inland to Wilpattu National Park, the country’s largest wildlife reserve, where you embark on an exciting jeep safari through forests and natural lakes in search of leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and diverse birdlife before staying overnight near the park; Day 3 continues north along the A9 highway to Jaffna, the cultural heart of the Tamil north, where you settle in and sample its bold, distinctive cuisine at a local restaurant; Day 4 is spent exploring Jaffna in depth, including a visit to the historic Jaffna Fort, wandering its ramparts, exploring the vibrant Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil and local markets, and taking a boat trip to offshore islands such as Nainativu for ancient temples and quiet beaches; Day 5 brings a drive south-east to Trincomalee on the pristine east coast, where you unwind on the soft sands of Nilaveli Beach with its calm turquoise waters; Day 6 begins with a boat trip to Pigeon Island National Park for snorkelling among coral reefs, reef sharks, and tropical fish, followed by a visit to the culturally significant Kanniya Hot Springs before returning to the beach for sunset; Day 7 takes you south-west into the Cultural Triangle around Dambulla, where you enjoy an immersive village tour before climbing the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress with its ancient frescoes and sweeping summit views; Day 8 concludes in Kandy, where you enjoy a spice walk en route, visit the Ceylon Tea Museum to learn about Sri Lanka’s tea heritage, and pay respects at the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic before transferring back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
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9 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a direct drive into the Cultural Triangle where you start with an authentic Dambulla village tour featuring a bullock-cart ride and home-cooked meal, before climbing the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress in the afternoon to explore its frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views; Day 2 continues east to Polonnaruwa, where you spend the day cycling through the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Polonnaruwa, visiting the royal palace, Gal Vihara Buddha statues, and ancient irrigation systems; Day 3 travels south to Kandy, stopping at Embekke Devalaya with its intricate wooden carvings, before continuing to the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic and enjoying a sunset stroll around Kandy Lake; Day 4 brings the scenic train journey into the highlands to Ella, where you hike a rewarding section of the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations and visit a working tea factory to learn about Ceylon tea production; Day 5 remains in Ella with an early sunrise hike up Little Adam's Peak followed by an adrenaline-filled zipline experience at Flying Ravana Adventure Park; Day 6 continues east across the highlands to Arugam Bay, where you visit Elephant Rock for coastal views and relax on the golden sands of the beach; Day 7 explores more of the east coast with a visit to Panama Beach and a hike up Crocodile Rock for sweeping sunset views over the ocean; Day 8 heads south to Yala National Park for an exciting jeep safari in search of leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and crocodiles, followed by a sunset visit to Kirinda Temple overlooking the Indian Ocean; Day 9 concludes in Galle, where you visit a sea turtle hatchery to learn about conservation, enjoy a final swim and lunch at Unawatuna, and then transfer along the coast back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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9 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a scenic journey up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphins, and peaceful lagoons, where you settle in and spend a relaxed afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon soaking up the ocean breeze; Day 2 takes you inland to Wilpattu National Park, the island’s largest wildlife reserve, where you embark on a full-day jeep safari through forests and lakes in search of leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and diverse birdlife before retiring to a nearby lodge; Day 3 continues east into the Cultural Triangle around Dambulla, where you explore the UNESCO-listed Dambulla Cave Temple, a complex of caves adorned with vivid murals and Buddha statues, followed by an afternoon climb of the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress with its frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views; Day 4 leads to Polonnaruwa, where you cycle through the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Polonnaruwa, discovering its palaces, stupas, and stone Buddha statues, before heading out on a safari in Minneriya National Park to witness the remarkable “Gathering” of wild elephants; Day 5 takes you south through scenic countryside to Kandy, stopping at Embekke Devalaya, famed for its intricate wooden carvings, and enjoying a fragrant spice walk before visiting the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic; Day 6 brings the famous train journey into the highlands to Ella, where you hike up Little Adam's Peak for sweeping mountain views and experience the zipline at Flying Ravana Adventure Park before a relaxed evening; Day 7 remains in Ella with a scenic hike along the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations and a guided visit to a working tea factory to learn about Ceylon tea production; Day 8 descends to the southern coast to Tangalle, where you visit the dramatic Hummanaya Blowhole and later head to Rekawa Beach for a guided turtle-watching experience under the stars; Day 9 concludes in Galle, where you spend a relaxed morning exploring the cobbled streets and ramparts of the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort before transferring along the coast back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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10 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a scenic drive up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a quiet peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphins, and peaceful lagoons, where you settle in and spend a relaxed afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon soaking up the ocean breeze; Day 2 continues inland to Wilpattu National Park for a full-day jeep safari through forests and natural lakes in search of leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and diverse birdlife before staying overnight at a nearby lodge; Day 3 heads east into the Cultural Triangle around Dambulla, starting with an authentic village tour before climbing the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress in the afternoon to explore its frescoes, water gardens, and summit views; Day 4 continues to Polonnaruwa, where you cycle through the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Polonnaruwa, visiting its royal palace ruins, Gal Vihara Buddhas, and ancient irrigation tanks; Day 5 travels south to Kandy, including a fragrant spice walk en route before visiting the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in the evening; Day 6 moves into the highlands to Ella, where you hike up Little Adam's Peak for sweeping views and enjoy an adrenaline-filled zipline experience at Flying Ravana Adventure Park; Day 7 remains in Ella with a trek along the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations followed by a guided visit to a working tea factory; Day 8 descends to the southern coast at Mirissa, where you visit Coconut Tree Hill, watch surfers and stilt fishermen at Weligama Bay, and relax by the beach with seafood dinner; Day 9 continues west to Galle, where you explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and enjoy a relaxed day in its colonial streets and cafés; Day 10 concludes in Colombo, with a city tour covering Independence Square, Galle Face Green, and the Old Parliament before transferring to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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10 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a scenic drive up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for kitesurfing and quiet lagoons, where you settle in for a relaxed afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon soaking up the ocean breeze; Day 2 takes you inland to Wilpattu National Park for a full-day jeep safari through forests and natural lakes in search of leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and diverse birdlife before staying overnight near the park; Day 3 continues east to Anuradhapura, where you explore the UNESCO-listed sacred city including towering stupas, ancient monasteries, and the revered Sri Maha Bodhi; Day 4 heads north to Jaffna, where you visit the colourful Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil and experience the Tamil cultural atmosphere while sampling local cuisine; Day 5 remains in Jaffna to explore the historic Jaffna Fort and take a boat trip to nearby islands such as Nainativu for temples, beaches, and unique island scenery; Day 6 travels south-east to Trincomalee, where you relax on the sands of Nilaveli Beach with its calm turquoise waters; Day 7 continues exploring the east coast with a visit to Marble Beach and the sacred Koneswaram Temple perched above Swami Rock; Day 8 moves into the Cultural Triangle to climb the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, exploring its frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views; Day 9 continues to Polonnaruwa, where you cycle through the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Polonnaruwa before heading on safari in Minneriya National Park to witness the famous elephant gathering; Day 10 concludes in Kandy with a visit to the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic and a stroll around the lake before transferring west to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
Per vehicle, up to 2 travelers — never per person
10 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a scenic drive up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphins, and quiet lagoons, where you settle in and enjoy a relaxed afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon with optional water activities or pure coastal relaxation; Day 2 continues east into the Cultural Triangle around Dambulla, where you begin with an authentic Dambulla village tour featuring rural life and a home-cooked meal before climbing the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress in the afternoon to admire its frescoes, water gardens, and summit views; Day 3 travels further east to Polonnaruwa, where you explore the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Polonnaruwa by bicycle, visiting its ancient palaces, stupas, Gal Vihara Buddhas, and irrigation systems; Day 4 heads south to Kandy, stopping at Embekke Devalaya and enjoying a fragrant spice walk en route before ending at the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic; Day 5 continues into the highlands to Ella, where you hike a scenic section of the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations and visit a working tea factory to learn about Ceylon tea production; Day 6 remains in Ella with an early sunrise hike up Little Adam's Peak followed by a relaxed afternoon exploring cafés and viewpoints including the famous Nine Arch Bridge area; Day 7 descends to the southern dry zone, stopping at Kirinda Temple before an exciting safari in Yala National Park, known for its leopards, elephants, and rich wildlife; Day 8 continues west to Mirissa, where you visit a sea turtle hatchery, admire views from Coconut Tree Hill, and unwind on the beach; Day 9 explores nearby Weligama Bay with surfing, stilt fishermen, and laid-back coastal relaxation; Day 10 concludes in Galle, where you wander the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and enjoy a final swim at Unawatuna before transferring along the coast back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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10 DaysDay 1 begins with your arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, followed by a short transfer to Negombo, a coastal fishing town where you take a relaxed boat tour of Negombo Lagoon among mangroves and birdlife before settling in for the night; Day 2 continues north into the Cultural Triangle, starting with an authentic Dambulla village tour featuring rural life and a home-cooked meal, followed by a sunset hike up Pidurangala Rock for sweeping views of Sigiriya Rock Fortress; Day 3 is dedicated to the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress itself, where you climb through frescoes, water gardens, and ancient ruins, before visiting the UNESCO-listed Dambulla Cave Temple with its centuries-old murals and Buddha statues; Day 4 travels south to Kandy, including a fragrant spice walk en route and a visit to the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, ending with a traditional Kandyan dance performance; Day 5 climbs into the misty highlands to Nuwara Eliya, where you hike across Horton Plains National Park to the dramatic World’s End viewpoint before exploring the colonial-era town; Day 6 continues by scenic train into Ella, where you hike up Little Adam's Peak for panoramic views over the hills; Day 7 stays in Ella with a trek along the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations and a guided visit to a working tea factory; Day 8 descends to the southern dry zone, stopping at Kirinda Temple before an afternoon safari in Yala National Park, famous for its leopard population; Day 9 continues west to Mirissa, where you visit Coconut Tree Hill and Weligama Bay for surfing, stilt fishermen, and beach relaxation; Day 10 concludes in Galle, where you explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and unwind at Unawatuna before transferring along the coast back to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.
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11 DaysDay 1 — Kalpitiya: Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for its marine life and quiet lagoons, where you settle in for a relaxed first afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon, soaking up the ocean breeze as you ease into the rhythm of the island. Day 2 — Wilpattu: Travel inland for a thrilling jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka's largest reserve, spending the day searching its forests and natural lakes for leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and a wide array of birdlife before retiring to a comfortable lodge near the park. Day 3 — Sigiriya/Dambulla: Drive east to the Cultural Triangle, beginning with an authentic Dambulla village tour where you experience rural life and a home-cooked Sri Lankan meal, then in the afternoon climb the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress, with its frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views. Day 4 — Polonnaruwa: Drive a short distance east to the medieval capital of Polonnaruwa, exploring its UNESCO-listed ruins by bicycle including the royal palace and the magnificent stone Buddhas of Gal Vihara, before an afternoon jeep safari in Minneriya National Park to witness “The Gathering” of wild elephants. Day 5 — Kandy: Travel south through tea-clad hills to Kandy, stopping at the elegant wooden Embekke Devalaya with its intricate carvings and enjoying a fragrant spice walk along the way, before ending the day at the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, the spiritual heart of Sri Lanka. Day 6 — Nuwara Eliya: Climb into the misty highlands to Nuwara Eliya and hike across Horton Plains National Park to the dramatic cliff edge of World's End, then spend the afternoon at leisure exploring the colonial-era town with its Tudor-style buildings and tea-covered landscapes. Day 7 — Ella: Take the famously scenic train ride to Ella, hike to the top of Little Adam's Peak for sweeping valley views, then enjoy a zipline adventure at Flying Ravana before a relaxed evening in town. Day 8 — Ella: Spend a second day in Ella exploring tea country with a hike along Pekoe Trail Stage 16 through plantations and forest paths, followed by a guided visit to a working tea factory to see the full Ceylon tea production process. Day 9 — Yala: Descend from the highlands to the south, visiting the seaside Kirinda Temple perched above the Indian Ocean before an exhilarating jeep safari in Yala National Park, famous for its exceptionally high density of leopards. Day 10 — Tangalle: Continue west along the coast to Tangalle, visiting the dramatic Hummanaya Blowhole, the second largest in the world, then heading to Rekawa Beach at night for a guided turtle-watching experience to see endangered sea turtles nesting under the stars. Day 11 — Galle: Travel onward to Galle, stopping to visit a sea turtle hatchery and learn about conservation efforts before wandering the cobbled streets and ramparts of UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, and finally continuing up the coast to Bandaranaike International Airport for your homeward flight.
Per vehicle, up to 2 travelers — never per person
11 DaysDay 1 — Kalpitiya: Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for its marine life and quiet lagoons, where you settle in for a relaxed first afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon with optional kitesurfing, kayaking, or simply unwinding to the rhythm of the Indian Ocean. Day 2 — Wilpattu: Travel inland for a thrilling jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka's largest reserve, spending the day searching its forests and natural lakes for leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and a wide array of birdlife before retiring to a comfortable lodge for the night. Day 3 — Sigiriya/Dambulla: Drive east into the Cultural Triangle, beginning with an authentic Dambulla village tour complete with a bullock-cart ride and home-cooked meal, then climb the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress in the afternoon, with its frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views. Day 4 — Kandy: Travel south through tea country to Kandy, starting with a fragrant spice garden walk before visiting the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, the spiritual heart of the country, and ending the day with a traditional Kandyan dance performance featuring drummers and fire dancers. Day 5 — Jaffna: Drive north along the A9 highway to Jaffna, the cultural capital of Sri Lanka's Tamil heartland, where you wander the ramparts of the historic Jaffna Fort, originally built by the Portuguese and later expanded by the Dutch, and settle in with a flavourful Jaffna crab curry dinner. Day 6 — Jaffna: Spend a full day exploring Jaffna's rich Tamil culture, visiting the magnificent Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil with its colourful gopuram and vibrant rituals, and taking a boat to Nainativu or Delft Island for ancient temples, wild ponies, and quiet beaches. Day 7 — Trincomalee: Drive south-east across the northern plains to Trincomalee on the pristine east coast, checking into a beachfront hotel and spending the day relaxing on the powder-soft sands of Nilaveli Beach with its calm turquoise waters ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Day 8 — Arugam Bay: Continue south along the east coast to Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka's most famous surf town, where you settle into your beachfront accommodation and spend the rest of the day relaxing on the golden curve of the bay, watching surfers and enjoying a fresh seafood dinner by the sea. Day 9 — Arugam Bay: Spend a relaxed second day on the east coast, visiting nearby Elephant Rock for spectacular ocean views and a quieter beach, then rounding off the day with a sunset surf lesson or a beachside dinner under the stars. Day 10 — Tangalle: Drive south-west along the coast to Tangalle, visiting the dramatic Hummanaya Blowhole, the second largest of its kind in the world, before heading to Rekawa Beach after dark for a guided turtle-watching experience with a chance to see endangered sea turtles nesting under the stars. Day 11 — Galle: Continue west along the coast to Galle, wandering the cobbled lanes of the UNESCO-listed Dutch fort and enjoying a final swim at nearby Unawatuna Beach before lunch and a transfer up the coast to Bandaranaike International Airport for your homeward flight.
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12 DaysDay 1 — Kalpitiya: Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphins, and quiet lagoons. Settle in for a relaxed first afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon, soaking up the ocean breeze as you ease into the journey ahead. Day 2 — Wilpattu: Travel inland for a thrilling jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka's largest reserve, spending the day searching its forests and natural lakes for leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and a wide array of birdlife before retiring near the park for the night. Day 3 — Anuradhapura: Drive east to Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka's first capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, exploring its towering stupas, ancient monasteries, and the sacred Sri Maha Bodhi tree, then climb the steps of Mihintale in the afternoon for sunset views over the spiritual plains. Day 4 — Polonnaruwa: Continue east to Polonnaruwa, spending the day exploring its UNESCO-listed medieval ruins by bicycle, including the royal palace, towering stupas, the stone Buddhas of Gal Vihara, and ancient irrigation tanks that once sustained this kingdom. Day 5 — Trincomalee: Drive to Trincomalee on the east coast and relax on the powder-soft sands of Nilaveli Beach, enjoying its calm turquoise waters ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Day 6 — Trincomalee: Begin with a boat trip to Pigeon Island National Park for snorkelling among coral reefs and tropical fish, then visit Fort Frederick and the clifftop Koneswaram Temple overlooking the Indian Ocean. Day 7 — Sigiriya/Dambulla: Travel into the Cultural Triangle, starting with a Dambulla village tour to experience rural life, then hike Pidurangala Rock at sunset for iconic views of Sigiriya rising in the distance. Day 8 — Sigiriya/Dambulla: Climb the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress with its frescoes, water gardens, and summit palace, then visit the UNESCO-listed Dambulla Cave Temple filled with ancient murals and Buddha statues. Day 9 — Kandy: Travel south through tea country to Kandy, enjoy a spice garden walk en route, visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, and end the evening with a traditional Kandyan dance performance. Day 10 — Bentota: Descend to Bentota on the west coast and enjoy a peaceful river safari through mangrove waterways spotting birds and wildlife before settling into your beachside stay. Day 11 — Mirissa: Continue south to Mirissa, visit a sea turtle hatchery, climb Coconut Tree Hill for panoramic ocean views, and relax on the beach with fresh seafood and sunset vibes. Day 12 — Galle: End in Galle, wandering the UNESCO-listed fort and enjoying a final swim at Unawatuna Beach before transferring to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
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13 DaysDay 1 — Kalpitiya Highlights: Kalpitiya Lagoon Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphins, and quiet lagoons, then settle in for a relaxed first afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon, soaking up the ocean breeze as you ease into the journey; Day 2 — Wilpattu Highlights: Wilpattu national park travel inland for a thrilling jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest reserve, spending the day searching its forests and natural lakes for leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and a wide array of birdlife before retiring to a comfortable lodge near the park; Day 3 — Sigiriya/Dambulla Highlights: Dambulla village tour, Sigiriya Rock Fortress drive east to the Cultural Triangle and begin with an authentic Dambulla village tour, sampling rural life and a home-cooked Sri Lankan meal, then in the afternoon climb the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress with its frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views; Day 4 — Polonnaruwa Highlights: Ancient City of Polonnaruwa drive a short distance east to the medieval capital of Polonnaruwa and spend the day exploring its UNESCO-listed ruins by bicycle, including the royal palace, towering stupas, the magnificent stone Buddhas of Gal Vihara, and ancient irrigation tanks that once powered the kingdom; Day 5 — Kandy Highlights: Kandy Spice Walk travel south through tea-clad hills to Kandy and enjoy a fragrant spice garden walk en route, learning about cinnamon, cardamom, and pepper, then in the evening stroll around Kandy Lake and take in a traditional Kandyan dance performance; Day 6 — Nuwara Eliya Highlights: City tour climb into the misty highlands to Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka’s “Little England,” and take a leisurely city tour through its colonial-era buildings, Gregory Lake, and gardens before enjoying a classic high tea at a historic hotel; Day 7 — Ella Highlights: Little Adams peak take the scenic train ride to Ella, one of the world’s most beautiful rail journeys, then hike to the top of Little Adam’s Peak for sweeping hill-country views before settling in for the night; Day 8 — Ella Highlights: Pekoe trail (Stage 16), Tea factory visit spend a second day in Ella exploring tea country, hiking Pekoe Trail Stage 16 through plantations and forest paths, then visiting a working tea factory to see how Ceylon tea is produced; Day 9 — Yala Highlights: Yala National Park, Kirinda temple descend to the southern dry zone for a jeep safari in Yala National Park, famous for its dense leopard population along with elephants, sloth bears, and crocodiles, then end the day with a sunset visit to Kirinda Temple above the Indian Ocean; Day 10 — Tangalle Highlights: Rekawa turtle watching, Hummanaya Blow hole travel along the coast to Tangalle, visit the Hummanaya Blowhole, the second largest in the world, then head to Rekawa Beach after dark for a guided turtle-watching experience with nesting sea turtles; Day 11 — Mirissa Highlights: Weligama Bay, Coconut Tree Hill Mirissa continue to Mirissa, stop at Weligama Bay to watch surfers and stilt fishermen, then visit Coconut Tree Hill for sweeping ocean views and spend the rest of the day on the beach; Day 12 — Galle Highlights: Unawatuna, Galle Fort drive to Galle and wander the UNESCO-listed Dutch fort with its cobbled lanes, boutiques, and cafés, enjoy a swim at Unawatuna Beach, and spend the evening watching sunset from the ramparts; Day 13 — Colombo Highlights: Colombo city tour finish in Colombo with a guided city tour of Independence Square, Galle Face Green, and the Old Parliament before transferring to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
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13 DaysDay 1 — Kalpitiya Highlights: Kalpitiya Lagoon Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for its marine life and quiet lagoons, then settle in for a relaxed first afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon, with optional kitesurfing, kayaking, or simply unwinding to the rhythm of the Indian Ocean; Day 2 — Wilpattu Highlights: Wilpattu national park travel inland for a thrilling jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest reserve, spending the day searching its forests and natural lakes for leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and a wide array of birdlife before retiring near the park for the night; Day 3 — Jaffna Highlights: Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil drive north along the A9 highway to Jaffna, the cultural capital of Sri Lanka’s Tamil heartland, visit the magnificent Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil with its colourful gopuram and vibrant rituals, then settle into your hotel and sample Jaffna’s distinctive cuisine; Day 4 — Jaffna Highlights: Jaffna Fort spend a full day exploring Jaffna and its surroundings, wandering the ramparts of Jaffna Fort built by the Portuguese and expanded by the Dutch, and taking a boat to offshore islands such as Nainativu or Delft for temples, wild ponies, and quiet beaches; Day 5 — Sigiriya/Dambulla Highlights: Dambulla village tour, Sigiriya Rock Fortress drive south into the Cultural Triangle, begin with an authentic Dambulla village tour with a home-cooked Sri Lankan meal, then in the afternoon climb Sigiriya Rock Fortress with its frescoes, water gardens, and summit views; Day 6 — Polonnaruwa Highlights: Ancient City of Polonnaruwa, Minneriya national park continue to Polonnaruwa and explore its UNESCO-listed ruins by bicycle including the royal palace and Gal Vihara Buddhas, then in the afternoon head to Minneriya National Park for “The Gathering” of wild elephants; Day 7 — Kandy Highlights: Kandy Spice Walk, Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic travel south through tea country to Kandy, enjoy a spice garden walk en route, then visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic and end the day with a Kandyan dance and drumming performance; Day 8 — Ella Highlights: Tea factory visit, Pekoe trail (Stage 16) take the scenic train into Ella, hike Pekoe Trail Stage 16 through tea plantations and forest paths, then tour a working tea factory to learn how Ceylon tea is produced; Day 9 — Arugam Bay Highlights: Arugambay drive east to Arugam Bay on the east coast, settle into your beachfront stay, and spend the afternoon watching surfers and enjoying the relaxed beach atmosphere; Day 10 — Arugam Bay Highlights: Crocodile rock spend a second day in Arugam Bay hiking up Crocodile Rock for coastal views, taking a surf lesson at a famous break, or simply relaxing in a hammock by the beach; Day 11 — Yala Highlights: Kirinda temple, Yala National Park travel south to Yala, visit Kirinda Temple perched above the Indian Ocean, then enjoy an afternoon jeep safari in Yala National Park, famous for its high leopard density; Day 12 — Tangalle Highlights: Rekawa turtle watching, Hummanaya Blow hole continue along the coast to Tangalle, visit Hummanaya Blowhole, then after dark join a guided turtle-watching experience at Rekawa Beach to see nesting sea turtles; Day 13 — Galle Highlights: Unawatuna, Galle Fort drive to Galle, wander the UNESCO-listed Dutch fort, enjoy a final swim at Unawatuna Beach, and after lunch transfer to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
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14 DaysDay 1 — Negombo Highlights: Negombo lagoon, Negombo Fish market, Browns Beach Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and make the short transfer to Negombo, a lively fishing town, where you explore the bustling Negombo Fish Market, take a peaceful boat ride on Negombo Lagoon, and end the day relaxing on Browns Beach with a seafood dinner; Day 2 — Kalpitiya Highlights: Kalpitiya Lagoon travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a quiet peninsula known for kitesurfing and dolphins, and spend the day by Kalpitiya Lagoon with optional water activities before enjoying a sunset by the water; Day 3 — Anuradhapura Highlights: Sacred city Anuradhapura, Wilpattu national park start with an early jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, searching for leopards, elephants, and sloth bears, then continue to Anuradhapura to explore its UNESCO-listed ancient stupas, monasteries, and sacred sites; Day 4 — Sigiriya/Dambulla Highlights: Pidurangala rock, Dambulla village tour drive to the Cultural Triangle, enjoy an authentic Dambulla village tour with a home-cooked meal, then hike Pidurangala Rock in the evening for sunset views of Sigiriya; Day 5 — Sigiriya/Dambulla Highlights: Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Dambulla cave temple climb Sigiriya Rock Fortress in the morning to explore its frescoes and summit ruins, then visit the Dambulla Cave Temple in the afternoon, filled with ancient murals and Buddha statues; Day 6 — Kandy Highlights: Royal botanic garden, Kandy Spice Walk, Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic travel to Kandy, visit the Royal Botanical Gardens at Peradeniya, enjoy a spice walk, and end the day at the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic with a Kandyan dance performance; Day 7 — Nuwara Eliya Highlights: Horton Plains National Park, Gregory Lake head into the highlands to Nuwara Eliya, hike Horton Plains to World’s End, then relax with a walk or boat ride at Gregory Lake surrounded by tea country; Day 8 — Ella Highlights: Little Adams peak take the scenic train to Ella and hike Little Adam’s Peak for panoramic valley views before a relaxed evening in town; Day 9 — Ella Highlights: Tea factory visit, Pekoe trail (Stage 16) spend a second day in Ella hiking the Pekoe Trail through tea plantations and visiting a tea factory to learn about Ceylon tea production; Day 10 — Yala Highlights: Yala National Park spend a full-day safari in Yala National Park, home to leopards, elephants, crocodiles, and diverse wildlife in one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic reserves; Day 11 — Tangalle Highlights: Hummanaya Blow hole travel to Tangalle, visit the Hummanaya Blowhole where seawater erupts through rock, then relax on its quiet beaches; Day 12 — Mirissa Highlights: Weligama Bay continue to Mirissa, stop at Weligama Bay to watch surfers and stilt fishermen or try a surf lesson, then enjoy a beachfront seafood dinner; Day 13 — Mirissa Highlights: Coconut Tree Hill Mirissa spend a relaxed day in Mirissa, visiting Coconut Tree Hill for sunrise photos and enjoying swimming, snorkelling, or beach relaxation; Day 14 — Galle Highlights: Unawatuna, Galle Fort travel to Galle, explore the UNESCO-listed fort and its cobbled streets, relax at Unawatuna Beach, and then transfer to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
Per vehicle, up to 2 travelers — never per person
14 DaysDay 1 — Kalpitiya Highlights: Kalpitiya Lagoon Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphins, and quiet lagoons, then settle in for a relaxed first afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon, soaking up the ocean breeze as you ease into the journey ahead; Day 2 — Wilpattu Highlights: Wilpattu national park travel inland for a thrilling jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest reserve, spending the day searching its forests and natural lakes for leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and a wide array of birdlife before retiring near the park for the night; Day 3 — Sigiriya/Dambulla Highlights: Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Dambulla village tour drive east to the Cultural Triangle and climb the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress with its frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views, then in the afternoon enjoy an authentic Dambulla village tour with a home-cooked Sri Lankan meal; Day 4 — Polonnaruwa Highlights: Ancient City of Polonnaruwa, Minneriya national park continue to Polonnaruwa and explore its UNESCO-listed ruins by bicycle, including the royal palace and Gal Vihara Buddhas, then in the afternoon embark on a jeep safari in Minneriya National Park to witness “The Gathering” of wild elephants; Day 5 — Kandy Highlights: Kandy Spice Walk, Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic travel through scenic countryside to Kandy, enjoy a fragrant spice garden walk en route, then visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic and end the day with a Kandyan dance and drumming performance; Day 6 — Kandy Highlights: Pekoe trail (stage 01), Embekke Dewalaya spend a second day in Kandy, hiking Pekoe Trail Stage 1 through forest paths and tea plantations, then visiting Embekke Devalaya with its intricate wooden carvings and rich heritage; Day 7 — Nuwara Eliya Highlights: Horton Plains National Park climb into the misty highlands to Nuwara Eliya, hike across Horton Plains National Park to World’s End, then explore the colonial-era town and Gregory Lake at leisure; Day 8 — Ella Highlights: Little Adams peak take the scenic train to Ella and hike Little Adam’s Peak for sweeping highland views before a relaxed evening in town; Day 9 — Ella Highlights: Ella rock spend a second day in Ella hiking Ella Rock for 360-degree views, then unwind at cafés or visit the Nine Arch Bridge to watch a passing train; Day 10 — Yala Highlights: Yala National Park, Kirinda temple descend to the southern dry zone for a jeep safari in Yala National Park, famous for leopards, elephants, and crocodiles, then end the day at sunset at Kirinda Temple above the ocean; Day 11 — Tangalle Highlights: Hummanaya Blow hole, Rekawa turtle watching continue to Tangalle, visit Hummanaya Blowhole, then join a nighttime turtle-watching experience at Rekawa Beach; Day 12 — Mirissa Highlights: Weligama Bay, Coconut Tree Hill Mirissa travel to Mirissa, stop at Weligama Bay to watch surfers and stilt fishermen, visit Coconut Tree Hill for ocean views, then relax on the beach with seafood dinner; Day 13 — Galle Highlights: Unawatuna, Galle Fort explore Galle Fort’s cobbled streets and colonial architecture, enjoy a swim at Unawatuna Beach, and spend a relaxed evening shopping and watching sunset from the ramparts; Day 14 — Colombo Highlights: Colombo city tour finish in Colombo with a city tour of Independence Square, Galle Face Green, and the Old Parliament before transferring to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure.
Per vehicle, up to 2 travelers — never per person
14 DaysDay 1 — Kalpitiya Highlights: Kalpitiya Lagoon Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and travel up the western coast to Kalpitiya, a tranquil peninsula known for kitesurfing, dolphins, and quiet lagoons. Settle in for a relaxed first afternoon by Kalpitiya Lagoon, soaking up the ocean breeze as you ease into the journey ahead. Day 2 — Wilpattu Highlights: Wilpattu national park Travel inland for a thrilling jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka's largest reserve. Spend the day searching its forests and natural lakes for leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and a wide array of birdlife, before retiring near the park for the night. Day 3 — Jaffna Highlights: Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil Drive north along the A9 highway to Jaffna, the cultural capital of Sri Lanka's Tamil heartland. Visit the magnificent Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil, an important Hindu temple known for its colourful gopuram and vibrant rituals, before settling in to your hotel and sampling Jaffna's distinctive cuisine. Day 4 — Jaffna Highlights: Jaffna Fort Spend a full day exploring Jaffna and its surroundings. Wander the ramparts of the historic Jaffna Fort, originally built by the Portuguese and later expanded by the Dutch, and take a boat to one of the offshore islands such as Nainativu or Delft for ancient temples, wild ponies, and quiet beaches. Day 5 — Polonnaruwa Highlights: Minneriya national park, Ancient City of Polonnaruwa Drive south back into the dry zone to the medieval capital of Polonnaruwa. Explore its UNESCO-listed ruins by bicycle, including the royal palace and the magnificent stone Buddhas of Gal Vihara. In the afternoon, embark on a jeep safari in Minneriya National Park to witness "The Gathering" of wild elephants. Day 6 — Sigiriya/Dambulla Highlights: Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Dambulla village tour Drive a short way west to the heart of the Cultural Triangle. Climb the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress, marvelling at its 5th-century frescoes, water gardens, and panoramic summit views. In the afternoon, slow the pace with a Dambulla village tour and a home-cooked Sri Lankan meal. Day 7 — Trincomalee Highlights: Nilaveli Beach Drive east to Trincomalee on Sri Lanka's pristine east coast. Check into a beachfront hotel and spend the rest of the day on the powder-soft sands of Nilaveli Beach, with its calm turquoise waters perfect for swimming and snorkelling. Day 8 — Trincomalee Highlights: Fort Fedrick Spend a more relaxed second day on the east coast. Visit the historic Fort Frederick, originally built by the Portuguese and still home to roaming sambar deer, and Koneswaram Temple perched dramatically on Swami Rock with its sweeping ocean views, then return to the beach for sunset. Day 9 — Kandy Highlights: Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, Kandy Spice Walk Drive south-west through scenic countryside to Kandy. Enjoy a fragrant spice garden walk en route, then visit the revered Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, the spiritual heart of the country. End the day with a traditional Kandyan dance and drumming performance. Day 10 — Ella Highlights: Little Adams peak Take the famously scenic train ride from Kandy into the highlands to Ella, widely considered one of the world's most beautiful rail journeys. On arrival, hike to the top of Little Adam's Peak for sweeping views over the surrounding tea-clad valleys. Day 11 — Ella Highlights: Pekoe trail (Stage 16), Tea factory visit Spend a second day exploring Ella's lush tea country. Hike the scenic Pekoe Trail Stage 16 through plantations and forest paths, then take a guided tour of a working tea factory to see how Ceylon tea is plucked, withered, and processed into the world-famous brew. Day 12 — Tangalle Highlights: Rekawa turtle watching, Hummanaya Blow hole Descend from the highlands to the southern coast and Tangalle. Visit the dramatic Hummanaya Blowhole, the second largest of its kind in the world, then head to Rekawa Beach after dark for a guided turtle-watching experience, with a chance to see endangered sea turtles nesting under the stars. Day 13 — Galle Highlights: Galle Fort, Unawatuna Drive west along the coast to Galle. Wander the cobbled lanes of the UNESCO-listed Dutch fort and enjoy a swim at the golden curve of Unawatuna Beach. Spend a relaxed afternoon in the boutique cafés of the fort and enjoy a sunset on its historic ramparts. Day 14 — Colombo Highlights: Colombo city tour Drive up the coast to Colombo for a final taste of city life. Take a guided city tour of the bustling capital, visiting Independence Square, Galle Face Green, and the Old Parliament. In the afternoon, transfer the short distance to Bandaranaike International Airport for your homeward flight.
Per vehicle, up to 2 travelers — never per person