Sri Lanka

12 day holiday

Galle, Mirissa, Yala National Park, Udawalawe National Park, Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Colombo

Begin your journey in Sri Lanka with a transfer from Colombo to the historic port city of Galle, where you’ll explore its colonial architecture and coastal charm. Continue along the southern coastline to Mirissa for a brief stay, including a morning whale-watching cruise. From here, head inland to Yala National Park for two nights of wildlife safaris, followed by further game drives in Udawalawe, another of the island’s top reserves known for its elephants and birdlife.

Your adventure continues with a journey into the lush rainforest of Sinharaja, a UNESCO-listed biosphere reserve, where guided walks offer a chance to spot rare flora and fauna. Finally, travel north to Colombo for a short stay in the capital, including a city tour showcasing its cultural and colonial highlights before your return flight to the UK.

16 day holiday

Colombo, Sigirya, Passikudah, Kandy, Tea Country, Galle

Begin your Sri Lankan journey with a night at a peaceful country estate to unwind, before heading to Sigiriya in the Cultural Triangle. Highlights here include the dramatic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, the Dambulla Cave temples, and the ancient ruins of Polonnaruwa. A safari through Minneriya National Park adds a touch of wildlife to the experience. The east coast’s Passikudah follows, offering tranquil beach days and the chance to witness unforgettable sunrises or venture on a whale-watching trip from nearby Trincomalee.

Next, travel inland to the hill capital of Kandy to explore the Temple of the Tooth and lush Peradeniya Gardens. Continue into the cool highlands of Tea Country, where colonial-era estates, scenic plantations, and the dramatic views of Horton Plains await. The final leg brings you to Galle for a restful couple of days among the coastal forts and beaches, before returning to Colombo for your flight back to the UK.

9 day holiday

Colombo, Dambulla Caves, Sigiriya, Polonnaruwa, Kandy, Anuradhapura, Tricomalee

Your journey begins with a restful arrival in Habarana after your flight to Colombo, where you’ll ease into your Sri Lankan adventure surrounded by lush grounds and local wildlife. Over the next few days, explore the Cultural Triangle with visits to the sacred Dambulla Cave Temple and the ancient city of Polonnaruwa. A relaxed itinerary allows for plenty of downtime at the hotel, which offers a range of family-friendly activities. A visit to a local family home, where you can help prepare a meal offering for village monks, adds a meaningful cultural experience to your stay.

Travelling south through Sri Lanka’s scenic central highlands, you’ll reach Kandy, famed for its Temple of the Tooth and deep-rooted Buddhist traditions. There’s time to rest or explore further with an optional trip to the ancient capital of Anuradhapura. The tour finishes with a journey across to the east coast for a relaxed afternoon in Trincomalee, before your return to Colombo for the flight back to the UK.

15 day holiday

Colombo, Puttalam, Wilpattu, Mannar Island, Jaffna, Anuradhapura, Negombo

After arriving in Colombo, your Sri Lankan journey begins with a relaxed coastal stay in Puttalam, exploring the Kalpitiya Peninsula. Days are filled with dolphin spotting, optional snorkelling at Bar Reef, and unwinding on quiet beaches. From there, the itinerary shifts to the wildlife-rich Wilpattu National Park, where two safari drives offer a chance to spot leopards, elephants, and sloth bears. Next, you head further north to Mannar Island, with its windswept coastline, wild donkey sanctuary, and early-morning birdwatching at Adam’s Bridge.

Your adventure continues into Tamil northern Sri Lanka, with time in the cultural hub of Jaffna and a catamaran cruise to remote islands in Palk Bay. After exploring sacred temples on Nainativu and Delft islands, you return to Jaffna before heading south by train to Anuradhapura. Here, you’ll delve into Sri Lanka’s ancient history, visiting serene temples and archaeological sites. The final leg of your trip takes you to the laid-back beach town of Negombo before flying home from Colombo.

11 day holiday

Colombo, Negombo, Anuradhapura, Kandy, Sinharaja, Udawalawe, Yala, Galle, Colombo

Arriving in Colombo, you will be transferred to Negombo for an overnight stay. Enjoy a leisurely boat ride on Negombo Lagoon, observing the bird life. The following day, head to Wilpattu National Park for an afternoon safari, where you’ll spot wildlife like sloth bears and deer. Afterward, continue to Anuradhapura for a two-night stay. The next day includes a morning safari in Wilpattu followed by a guided tour of the ancient capital of Anuradhapura. Afterward, travel to Kandy, exploring the Royal Botanical Gardens and the Temple of the Tooth Relic.

Next, head to Sinharaja Rainforest Reserve, a UNESCO Natural Site, for bird-watching walks and a chance to observe exotic wildlife. Continue to Udawalawe National Park for safaris and a visit to the Elephant Transit Home, before making your way to Yala National Park, where you can enjoy safaris to spot leopards and other wildlife. From Yala, travel to Galle for a stay, with opportunities for whale watching or bird watching, followed by a visit to Galle Fort and its historic sites. After a final day of leisure, you’ll be transferred to Colombo for your return flight home.

13 day holiday

Colombo, Habarana, Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Yala National Park, Bentota

Arriving in Colombo, you’ll be welcomed and taken to your hotel before embarking on an orientation tour of the capital and enjoying a welcome dinner. The following day, drive to Habarana in the Cultural Triangle, where you’ll explore the ancient city of Anuradhapura and Mihintale, the birthplace of Buddhism. The next day includes a visit to Sigiriya’s rock fortress and Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka’s ancient capital. Afterward, head to Kandy, where you’ll visit the Royal Botanical Gardens and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, followed by a cultural performance.

The tour continues with a scenic drive to Nuwara Eliya in tea country, where you’ll tour a tea plantation and visit Horton Plains for the famous World’s End viewpoint. Afterward, travel south to Yala National Park for safaris, spotting wildlife like leopards and elephants. Then, visit Galle’s historical sites before heading to Bentota for a relaxing beach day. On the final day, transfer back to Colombo for your flight home.

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