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Discover Sri Lanka

Name: Discover Sri Lanka
Brand: Exodus
SKU: AIL
Availability: LimitedAvailability
Rating: 4.7 (276 reviews)

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Overview

From tea hills to golden sands, Buddhist temples to safari parks, explore this diverse island with someone who knows it inside out

Uncover the highlights of Sri Lanka, a paradise of tea plantations, verdant mountains, safari parks and golden coastlines. Guided by a local tour leader, we see why this teardrop-shaped island is so special: ancient Buddhist temples, the mighty rock fortress of Sigiriya, hill towns of Kandy and Nuwara Eliya, wildlife of Yala National Park (home to one of the highest concentrations of leopards in the world), and palm-fringed beaches of the south coast. As you will discover, Sri Lanka offers incredible variety, despite its small size, which is made extra special by a laid-back atmosphere, tasty cuisine and hospitable people.

Key Information

Travel Style Classic: The quintessential Exodus adventure, pairing iconic sights and cultural discovery with comfortable stays: Classic
Activity: Culture
Activity Level: Easy & Moderate
See our Activity Level Guidelines to check if this holiday is right for you.
Trip Code: AIL
Ways to Travel: Classic, Guided Group
Countries: Sri Lanka
Carbon Footprint: 31.9kg CO2e per person per day

What's Included

All accommodation: 11 Superior Comfort nights (hotels), 3 Comfort nights (hotels)
All breakfasts, one lunch, one dinner
Immersive itinerary with all transport (private air conditioned bus and one train journey) and listed activities
Expert tour leader to enhance your adventure
Arrival transfer for any flight, group departure transfer available

Positive Impact

We donate to our Foundation and rewild 100 square metres for every Exodus traveller. Find out more about how our adventures support nature and people to thrive.

Don't Forget To

Request a single room if required, purchase travel insurance and arrange any visas and vaccinations.

Highlights

Experience the best of Sri Lanka: ancient culture, tropical landscapes and safari adventures

Buddha statues in Dambulla Caves, Sri Lanka

Enter Dambulla’s sacred cave temples to walk among ancient Buddha icons

Summit the mighty rock fortress at Sigiriya for unforgettable views over the central plains

Cycle through rice fields and villages − an immersive way to experience rural Sri Lanka

Game drive through the quieter Block 5 of Yala National Park to search for the elusive leopards

Relax with beach time on the golden sands of Ahangama

Itinerary

First Destination: Veyangoda
Next Destination: Ahangama

Accommodation:The Covanro (or similar)
Meals included:Dinner

Accommodation:Hotel Sigiriya (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:Hotel Sigiriya (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:Giritale Hotel (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast, Lunch

Accommodation:Earl’s Regent Hotel/Hotel Suisse (selected departures)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:Earl's Regent Hotel/Hotel Suisse (selected departures)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:The Blackpool/Galway Heights/Araliya Red (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:The Blackpool/Galway Heights/Araliya Red (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:Mandara Rosen (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:Mandara Rosen (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:Insight Resort (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:Insight Resort (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Accommodation:Insight Resort (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Meals included:Breakfast

First Destination: Veyangoda
Next Destination: Ahangama

Begin your adventure in Veyangoda, a 30 minute drive from Sri Lanka’s energetic capital: Colombo.

Around 6pm, say ayubowan to your tour leader and fellow travellers at our hotel, where we gather as a group for the first time to get to know each other and learn more about the adventures ahead.

Your tour leader then ensures a big Sri Lankan welcome by arranging a group dinner together.

Want to explore further? Secure pre-tour hotel nights through your sales representative.

Driving:30 mins
Accommodation:The Covanro (or similar)
Meals included:Dinner

We depart after breakfast for the drive (approximately 2hr 30min) among coconut palms, paddy fields and banana plantations through Kurunegala to Dambulla. Here, we visit the magnificent Cave Temple, among the most impressive sights in Sri Lanka. There are colourful, well-preserved paintings and Buddha statues inside the caves, which date to the first century BCE.

After lunch, we continue to Sigiriya (Lion Rock). From our hotel, we can see the giant rock fortress rising from the plains (occasionally we may stay nearer to Dambulla due to hotel availability)

Driving:2hr 30 mins
Accommodation:Hotel Sigiriya (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Sigiriya is, perhaps, the standout attraction in Sri Lanka with the ruins of a fifth-century palace crowning an imposing granite peak, also known as Lion Rock. This morning, we drive to the base, where a moat surrounds impressive water gardens. We then take the route to the top, via a series of steep steps and gangways, ascending 655ft (200m) and passing an overhanging rock, under which portraits of native maidens holding flowers and temple offerings still adorn the rock wall. On the flat-topped summit are extensive remains of the King’s Summer Palace.

During the afternoon, there is a chance to enjoy an optional game drive in either Minneriya National Park, Kaudulla National Park or the Hurulu Eco Park to see elephants in their natural habitat (which location depends on the elephant herd movements). For those who would prefer not to join the game drive, you can relax by the hotel pool.

Accommodation:Hotel Sigiriya (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

This morning, we have a short drive to Girithale where our hotel overlooks the scenic Girithale Tank. The early inhabitants here solved the dual problem of heat and lack of water in this dry area by constructing large tanks to act as reservoirs and cool the warm breeze. Now they provide an important habitat for bird life, particularly from August to April.

Today we hop on local bikes and enjoy a leisurely cycle of around 11mi (18km) through small villages and lakes. As an alternative to cycling, you can hire a tuk tuk locally for approximately 4,000 rupees and follow the group on their trail. Along the way, we should see plenty of bird life including egrets, brahmany kites, kingfishers and bulbuls. Breaking up the journey, we stop for a family-cooked lunch in a traditional village, enjoying authentic Sri Lankan dishes under a banyan tree, while also helping to support the family’s small business. After, we return to our hotel in Girithale by late afternoon.

Accommodation:Giritale Hotel (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, we take a short drive to the 10th-century capital of Sri Lanka: Polonnaruwa, the ancient capital of the Sinhalese. There are many Buddhist relics and ruins here, dating from a 1,000 years ago when Sinhalese culture reached its zenith. We visit many of the temples, palaces, huge dagobas (Buddhist stupas) and remarkable Buddhist sculptures.

After lunch, we head into the hills to the picturesque town of Kandy. Stopping along the way at a spice garden near Matale, where we learn about various spices and herbs growing, and there is a chance to stock up on fresh spices, massage oils and Ayurvedic medicines. This is a long but fascinating day, arriving to Kandy in the early evening.

Accommodation:Earl’s Regent Hotel/Hotel Suisse (selected departures)
Meals included:Breakfast

Kandy is by a small lake and we spend two full days in and around the town.

On the first day, we visit the Temple of the Tooth, which houses the most important Buddhist relic in Sri Lanka. The Tooth of Buddha was taken from the funeral pyre in 543 BCE and only found its way to Sri Lanka in the fourth century CE. Hundreds of worshippers visit the temple each day and in August the most spectacular ceremony takes place. Some of our August trips should coincide with the Kandy festival, but the exact dates, decided by priests, are not known until five months prior to the event.

After our visit, we drive to a beautiful viewpoint over Kandy overlooked by a huge Buddha, and visit a gem museum where you can see the products of the traditional methods of gem extraction. Another highlight is the vast Peradeniya Botanical Garden with orchid species endemic to Sri Lanka.

Your second full day in Kandy is free to explore this wonderful town or take it slow starting the day relaxing by the hotel pool. The surrounding hills are wonderful, offering fantastic views of the town below and there are many handicraft stores and antique shops in which to browse.

On either evening, you have the option to attend a traditional performance of dancing and fire eating.

Accommodation:Earl's Regent Hotel/Hotel Suisse (selected departures)
Meals included:Breakfast

After a relaxed start to the day, we have a spectacular drive through the countryside on the way to Kitulgala. Here, we have the opportunity of going on a walk through the jungle or local villages followed by an optional white-water rafting excursion. The rafting is a supplement cost and requires minimum 4 people (see the Optional Excursions section of the trip notes), the activity lasts a maximum of 1.5 hours and there is a choice of gentle or wild water (grade III rapids) depending on your preference. If you do not wish to go rafting, freshen up and relax by the water until the rafters return for lunch. After, we drive to our hotel in Nuwara Eliya.

Please note, it is possible to climb Adam’s Peak (Sri Pada) from the full moon day of December to the full moon day of May. This is optional and you need to be confident in your fitness levels to attempt this. You would leave Nuwara Eliya around midnight on Day 8 and drive for approximately two hours to the base of the peak. From here, it is a strenuous four-hour climb to the top in time for sunrise. We then return to Nuwara Eliya to join the group for lunch on Day 9.

Accommodation:The Blackpool/Galway Heights/Araliya Red (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

This morning, we have free time to explore the beautiful town of Nuwara Eliya, a popular hill station during the British era, situated in the cool highland air. Known locally as Little England, it is dotted with British-style houses and parks and features a golf club and racecourse.

Following lunch, we visit a nearby tea plantation and factory and learn about the process of tea production.

Driving:2 hrs
Accommodation:The Blackpool/Galway Heights/Araliya Red (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

We have an early start this morning and take a 19mi (30km) drive south to Horton Plains, a large plateau more than 6,560ft (2,000m) high, overlooked by the second and third highest peaks in Sri Lanka. The scenery is beautiful and the best way to explore is on foot. We take a three to four-hour guided walk (5.5mi/9km) through the picturesque rolling grasslands, spanning through various landscapes and elevations, where we hope to encounter monkeys along the way. We also visit World’s End, where the ground drops 3,445ft (1,050m) to the plains. For a more detailed terrain description of Horton Plains walk, please see our “Is this trip for you” section within the Trip Notes.

Following this, we catch a train from the highest railway station in the country – within 90 minutes we drop from 6,198ft (1,889m) to 3,599ft (1,097m). The train travels through cloud forest into tea plantations, with breath-taking views of the lush valley below.

We get off at Ella railway station and continue by road to Ella Gap where we have spectacular views of the coastal plain nearly 3,280ft (1,000m) below. Almost the entire southern part of the island is in view and (on a particularly clear day) the shimmering ocean is visible. We travel to Kataragama on the plains; this is our base for visiting the best-known national park in Sri Lanka, Yala.

Accommodation:Mandara Rosen (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Today we proceed to Tissamaharama, we walk to Kalu farmhouse, where you’ll be offered tea in a coconut shell along with a local snack. We mix with real Sri Lankan life and take part in some traditional Sri Lankan games, returning to our bus in tractors used by the farmers.

Later this afternoon, we take a game drive in Yala National Park, home to elephants, leopards, bears, crocodiles and wild boars. The park, which is primarily shrub jungle with several salt and freshwater lagoons, has one of the highest concentrations of leopards in the world. We explore the lesser-visited Block 5 area, which has denser vegetation than the open plains but the same chances of seeing the elusive leopards and sloth bears, all without having to compete with multiple other game vehicles.

Please note, the sanctuary may be closed for four to six weeks from September to October, allowing park authorities to check the welfare of the animals. We therefore go to a nearby alternative, usually Udawalawe National Park.

Accommodation:Mandara Rosen (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Today, we leave for the coast, with its beautiful palm-fringed bays. On the way you will visit the Elephant Transit Home in Udawalawe. This unique experience highlights and supports the conservation efforts in Sri Lanka for wild elephants.
Located on the outskirts of Udawalawe National Park the Elephant Transit Home is rehabilitation centre for orphaned and sick elephants to receive nourishment and care until they become independent and healthy enough to be released back into the wild.

From Udawalawe, we continue on to Ahangama, arriving at our coastal hotel in the afternoon and you can relax for the rest of the day by the pool or on the beach.

Accommodation:Insight Resort (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Today is free for you to relax on the beach or by the hotel pool. There are also optional activities including a boat ride through mangrove swamps to a cinnamon plantation or, from November to April, you can go whale watching off Dondra Head, one of the best places in the world for seeing blue and sperm whales. Dolphin pods often play alongside the boats.

Accommodation:Insight Resort (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

Follow the coastal road to the historic city of Galle, visiting the Martin Wickramasinghe Folk Museum in Koggala en route. Dedicated to one of Sri Lanka’s most celebrated writers, the museum occupies a traditional southern Sri Lankan homestead surrounded by tropical gardens. The collection provides an insight into rural life, displaying household objects, agricultural tools and cultural artefacts from across the region.

In Galle, we walk the historic streets, tracing its layered colonial history while passing landmark buildings, quiet courtyards and centuries-old churches. We also stroll along the ramparts, where views stretch across the Indian Ocean and reveal why this strategic harbour was so important to successive maritime powers.

After, we return to Ahangama for our final night together.

Accommodation:Insight Resort (or similar)
Meals included:Breakfast

You’ve summited the mighty Sigiriya, been on safari in Yala National Park and cycled through rural Sri Lanka, but the adventure ends today and you begin your return journey home.

Alternatively, if you’re craving a little R&R, speak to your sales representative about a post-trip adventure in the Maldives or more time relaxing on the golden sands of Sri Lanka.

Meals included:Breakfast

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Accommodation

A selection of hotels, most with pools

We aim to secure locally owned accommodation that is well located, offers good value for money, and plenty of comfort.

Tailor your trip: Extend your adventure by securing extra hotel nights before or after the main itinerary. Speak to your sales representative to book.

Private rooms: Like most tour operators, we room solo passengers together. If you’d prefer to have a private room, it’s normally possible to do this for a supplement. Speak to your sales representative to book.

Post-trip Extensions

Exclusive Add-ons

Sri Lanka Beach Hotels

Recharge with a few relaxing nights by the beach and make your Sri Lankan adventure feel even more extraordinary. Think warm waves, swaying palms, and fresh seafood enjoyed with a coastal breeze. Here are a few of our favourite beach hotels to inspire your stay:

Jetwing Lighthouse, Galle: An iconic hotel celebrated for its unique architectural heritage near the historic trading post of Galle. Perched on a rocky headland with rooms overlooking the Indian Ocean, Jetwing Lighthouse offers exceptional service, multiple pools and elegant dining.

Heritance Ahungalla: Set in a tranquil coastal location, this five-star resort blends beachfront luxury with sweeping ocean views. Its prime position on a long stretch of sandy beach makes it perfect for travellers looking to unwind and soak up Sri Lanka’s natural beauty.

Jetwing Beach Hotel, Negombo: A stylish and comfortable base with direct access to Negombo’s golden sands and a beachfront pool. Spacious rooms, excellent dining and close proximity to the airport make it an ideal choice for unwinding before your journey home.

This is just a glimpse of what’s possible. Speak to your sales representative, who can guide you through the options and arrange everything for you.

Maldives Hotels

Why not end your adventure with a touch of luxury in the Maldives, just a one-hour flight from Sri Lanka?

Beautiful islands covered with tropical vegetation, surrounded by wide sandy beaches and azure waters. Spend your days diving, snorkelling or swimming in the warm, calm ocean. For an unforgettable stay pick an iconic Overwater Villa, where panoramic sea views and serene sunsets come as standard. With many properties offering all-inclusive options, the Maldives can offer an indulgent finale to your holiday. Here are a few of our favourites to inspire your stay:

Royal Island Resort, Baa Atoll: Set on a lush, palm-fringed island in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, this peaceful retreat is known for its excellent diving/snorkelling, serene beaches and relaxed, natural atmosphere.

Hotel Riu Atoll, Dhaalu Atoll: A modern, all-inclusive resort offering overwater suites, beachfront rooms and a selection of dining options on Maafushi island. With great snorkelling, it’s perfect for those who want convenience and activities.

Taj Coral Reef Resort, North Malé Atoll: A stylish boutique island retreat, renowned for its vibrant marine life and exceptional diving. With elegant villas and personalised service, it offers an intimate and luxurious escape.

This is just a glimpse of what’s possible. Speak to your sales representative, who can guide you through the options and arrange everything for you.

Essential Information

Trip Expert

Dilip Fernando

Expert Leader: Sri Lanka

Introducing Dilip A two-time Leader of the Year contender, Dilip has been a firm favourite with Exodus travellers for years.

This trip is rated Activity Level 2 (Easy & Moderate). For more information on our trip gradings please visit the Activity Level Guidelines page. If you have any queries about the difficulty of the trip please do not hesitate to contact us.

Suitability: This is not a demanding trip, although there are a few long drives on bumpy, twisty mountain roads but regular stops help to break up the journeys. The buses we use are comfortable and air conditioned. Some included activities are more on the moderate side than easy. Walking up Sigiriya Rock on day 3 and Horton Plains walk on day 10 are enjoyable and a relaxed pace but may not be suitable for someone with reduced fitness or mobility issues. On Day 4 we cycle for around 11mi (18km) at a leisurely pace – we use simple bikes for this activity. If you aren’t a confident cyclist, we recommend discussing with your tour leader who can provide advice.

Sigiriya: When visiting Sigiriya Rock Fortress (Lion Rock) the final ascent to the top is on metal open stairs fixed against the side of the rock. There are handrails on either side but those with a strong fear of heights may prefer to stay on the lower level (where the lion “paws” are) and not continue to the rock plateau. You will be able to rejoin the group when they return to the plateau.

Horton Plains: For Horton Plains, the walk unfolds in four distinct terrain phases. Phase one entails an easy initial walk followed by a brief uphill climb and then a descent along a rocky riverbed, where caution is advised, especially on wet days. Phase two transitions to a path of fine soil and peat, which may become slippery when wet, leading to Greater World’s End. Phase three involves an undulating walk with varying degrees of incline and descent which has been classed as easy/moderate challenge, including steep steps, culminating in a 45-degree uphill stretch. The final phase, four, continues with undulating terrain, featuring gravel and grass paths and moderately steep steps, ultimately leading to the exit point of the excursion. Trainers/trail shoes with good grip are recommended for this activity.

Climate: Occasionally there can be inclement weather which prevents a safe and pleasant walk at Horton Plains. If this occurs, your Leader will advise of a “plan B” where you will travel directly to Ella and visit the Nine Arch Bridge (approximately a 30-minute walk to the bridge), an iconic construction also known as the Bridge in the Sky. Following that, if time permits you will join the trailhead for Mini Adam’s Peak (also known as Little Adam’s Peak). The Mini Adam’s Peak route is a relatively easy hike (approximately 1.2mi/2km) but the final ascent includes about 10 to 15 minutes of steps – save energy for that!

April Departures, Sinhala and Tamil New Year: A unique celebration to the people of Sri Lanka, this important New Year national festival, known as Avurudu in Sinhala and Puththandu in Tamil, is not celebrated by any other nation. The Sinhala and Tamil New Year festivities are observed by both Sinhala Buddhists and Tamil Hindus across Sri Lanka for two days in April. If you are travelling in Sri Lanka over these dates you can expect to see religious ceremonies, family activities, traditional foods, and a general feeling of good will toward neighbours and friends. Parties can go on into the night and it can be quite loud during this period. Your tour leader will be happy to show you some of the activities where your itinerary allows. Please note, during the New Year public holiday, there will be heavy traffic and busy places at times, but your tour leader can modify the itinerary as required to ensure minimal disruption.

Key information

Start hotel: The Covanro, 323 Airport Road, Naiwala Roundabout, Veyangoda 11100
Phone: +94 332 245 000
Recommended arrival time: You can arrive at any time on Day 1. There is a welcome briefing around 6pm
Airport: Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB)

Getting to the start hotel

The start hotel is approximately 30 minutes’ drive from the airport. Exodus provides free arrival transfers to the start hotel from the airport for all customers.

Please note, unless specified otherwise, the transfer is to the start (or pre-tour) hotel and will be on the date on which the tour starts; transfers to other hotels in the same city and/or on different dates may attract an extra charge. Transfers should be booked with your sales representative at least two weeks before the tour starts.

Catching your return flight

There’s one group transfer to Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB), which you can join at no extra cost. Please speak to your sales representative for the time of the transfer. If the group transfer does not suit your flight time, speak to your sales representative to arrange an alternative.

Sri Lanka

Travellers from the UK, US and EU normally need a visa (ETA) to enter Sri Lanka. Travellers from 40 countries, including the UK, US and Canada, can obtain a free 30-day ETA at www.eta.gov.lk. We strongly recommend that you do this prior to travel to avoid any complications and delays on arrival. Please note, visa requirements often change and it is your responsibility to obtain any required visas for this trip. Therefore, we recommend that you check with the nearest embassy or consulate of your chosen destination(s), including any countries you may be transiting or transferring through.

Some local governments provide guidance on what visas their citizens need. To help, we’ve gathered a selection of useful links below.

Local customs and laws: You should be aware of local laws and customs in Sri Lanka (see: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/sri-lanka/local-laws-and-customs). The mistreatment of Buddhist images and artefacts is an offence; please note, people have been refused entry to Sri Lanka because of visible tattoos of Buddha.

Allow about 9,000 rupees (US$30) per day for lunch and dinner. You can eat out very cheaply in Sri Lanka and your leader will provide recommendations for where to eat locally however, the options may not always be suited to larger groups. Some locations you stay may have limited local restaurant choice, in which case meals will be at the hotel. Hotel meals are generally buffets; the majority offer an à la carte menu, but service can be slow. Where suitable, your tour leader will be happy to arrange a shuttle transfer into the local town or, if you prefer to be more independent, take a tuk tuk or taxi. Your leader can help recommend some good places to eat.

Sri Lankan cuisine is a fascinating reflection of the island’s heritage; there is a unique fusion of fresh local produce with spices brought to the island over the centuries. Despite (or perhaps because of) these influences, Sri Lankan cuisine is often referred to as simply rice and curry. This is the staple dish in most restaurants and is usually a serving of rice accompanied by assorted meat and vegetable curries as well as various pickles, sambols (condiments), and a handful of tiny poppadum – all using the contrasting flavours of coconut, chilli, curry leaves, cinnamon and garlic.

Vegetarians are well catered for but please inform us before departure of any special dietary requests. Please note, the availability of certain products is minimal or non-existent in Sri Lanka. For example, wheat- or dairy-free options outside of hotels are limited. Please be prepared for this and you may need to bring these from home. Spicier food can be avoided easily and lots of the hotels will serve Western options alongside traditional food.

Mineral water is provided by our local operator in large containers throughout the trip so please bring a bottle with you to refill. Please note, restaurant service can be quite slow.

Generally, you should expect rain at some time but with plenty of sunshine. On the plains, day and night time temperatures are warm to hot with Colombo having an average daytime temperature of 30C (86F). The temperatures drop as we go higher into the hills and especially at Nuwara Eliya and Horton Plains where seasonally daytime temperatures can be a low as 12C-15C (53F-59F) and night temperatures will be about 8C-10C (46F-50F) minimum. If travelling between December and February, we recommend you pack a warmish jacket.
Please note, occasionally low cloud and rains over Horton Plains can be prohibitive to the day 10 walk to World’s End viewpoint. In case of inclement weather, your leader will make an alternative plan taking you through Ella Gap earlier in the day.

As a certified B Corp, we’re on a mission to improve our social and environmental impact across all our adventures.

We do this through our innovative Thriving Nature, Thriving People plan.

This ‘nature positive’ approach is designed to help nature and communities thrive in harmony through practical solutions, such as reducing carbon and waste on our trips, supporting conservation projects through the Exodus Adventure Travels Foundation, and rewilding 100 square metres for every Exodus traveller.

You’ll also find Thriving Nature, Thriving People moments across our trips. These experiences are often a highlight of your adventure, while also benefiting the natural world or local communities.

On this trip, we:

Explore the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home, where the team rehabilitates orphaned and sick elephants ready for a return to the wild.
Visit the Kalu farmhouse for an immerse chance to experience rural family life, eating local snacks and enjoying traditional Sri Lankan games.
Dine under the boughs of a bayan tree in Girithale, enjoying authentic Sri Lankan dishes cooked by a local family, which helps to support their small business.

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Discover Sri Lanka

Overview

From tea hills to golden sands, Buddhist temples to safari parks, explore this diverse island with someone who knows it inside out

Key Information

What's Included

Positive Impact

Don't Forget To

Highlights

Itinerary

Dates & Prices

Need flights or extra nights? Book through us and fly with confidence

Your Group, Your Adventure

Accommodation

A selection of hotels, most with pools

Post-trip Extensions

Sri Lanka Beach Hotels

Maldives Hotels

Essential Information

Trip Expert

Key information

Getting to the start hotel

Catching your return flight

Sri Lanka

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