Airport / Hotel Pick Up - Negombo

Negombo Beach - Upon arrival, our English-speaking Chauffeur Guide will greet you at the airport and take you to Negombo for an overnight stay. Located just 20 minutes from the airport, it’s perfect for afternoon or late-night arrivals in Sri Lanka, allowing you to rest well.

Negombo - Sigiriya

Dambulla Cave Temple - Situated 1118 feet above sea level, this massive rock rises 600 feet from the plains of Dambulla and stretches over 2000 feet in length. It houses the world’s most renowned cave complex, featuring magnificent Buddha images and vivid rock paintings created from around the 2nd Century BC (Anuradhapura era) to the Kandyan era of the 18th Century.

Minneriya National Park - Covering a 15-acre estate about 10 kilometers northwest of Kegalle, the Millennium Elephant Foundation (MEF) is a charity dedicated to rescuing and caring for captive Asian elephants in Sri Lanka. It funds its activities through tourist fees and volunteer programs, using the proceeds to improve elephant care and run educational programs for local farmers and their families, raising awareness about protecting wild elephants.

Sigiriya

Sigiriya The Ancient Rock Fortress - Sigiriya is arguably Sri Lanka’s most dramatic sight, with near-vertical walls leading to a flat-topped summit that holds the ruins of an ancient civilization, believed to be the center of the short-lived kingdom of Kassapa. The early morning offers breathtaking views of mist-covered forests.

Polonnaruwa Vatadage - Polonnaruwa, an ancient city in Sri Lanka, boasts one of the best-planned archaeological relic sites and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. (Entrance fees not included)

Sigiriya - Kandy

Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic - This golden-roofed temple houses Sri Lanka’s most important Buddhist relic – a tooth of the Buddha. During puja (offerings or prayers), the heavily guarded room containing the tooth is open to devotees and tourists. However, the tooth itself is not visible as it is kept in a gold casket shaped like a dagoba (stupa), which contains a series of six diminishing dagoba caskets.

Kandy Lake Club - Cultural Dance Show - The Kandy Lake Club Cultural Dance Show is a vibrant display of Sri Lankan arts, dance, and cultural heritage, a must-see for any visitor to the historic city of Kandy.

Kandy View Point - This scenic mountain retreat offers a panoramic view of the historic city of Kandy.

Kandy - Nuwara Eliya

Royal Botanical Gardens - Known for its extensive collection of orchids, this garden features over 300 varieties of orchids, spices, medicinal plants, and palm trees. Spanning 147 acres, it receives annual rainfall for 200 days.

Ramboda Waterfall - This stunning waterfall cascades down two tiers of rock, dropping 358 feet into a rocky pool. It is the 11th highest waterfall in Sri Lanka and is a must-see for nature lovers. A 2 km uphill trail leads to this breathtaking site.

Damro Labookellie Tea Centre and Tea Garden - The oldest tea center in Sri Lanka, Damro Labookellie Tea Centre (formerly Mackwoods) replants its tea bushes every 100 years across 5,000 hectares of lush plantations. The factory produces white and black tea, while green tea is processed elsewhere and sent to Damro. A tour of the factory reveals the different tea-making processes.

Gregory Lake - Also known as Gregory Reservoir, this lake is located in the heart of Nuwara Eliya’s tea country.

Nuwara Eliya - Ella

Nine Arches Bridge - Located on the Demodara loop, this 91-meter-long bridge stands 24 meters high. Its nine arches create a picturesque scene, set amidst dense jungle and agricultural land. The surrounding forest and tea plantations add to its charm, making it a must-visit spot in Sri Lanka.

Rawana Falls - Named after the demon King Ravana from traditional folklore, this waterfall is one of Sri Lanka’s widest and a popular sightseeing attraction.

Little Adam’s Peak View Point - Ella is a hiker’s paradise in Sri Lanka’s mountain country. The region is famous for its tea plantations and stunning mountain ranges. Little Adam’s Peak offers some of the best views without requiring hours of hiking, making it perfect for an unforgettable sunset trek.

Ella - Yala

Lipton’s Seat - One of Sri Lanka’s most impressive viewpoints, Lipton’s Seat offers stunning views across emerald hills and tea estates, spanning seven different provinces. The best time to visit is early morning to avoid mist and clouds. This was where Scottish tea baron Sir Thomas Lipton surveyed his growing empire.

Yala - Galle

Mirissa Beach - An incredible beach in the south of Sri Lanka that is not to be missed.

Coconut Tree Hill - A stunning viewpoint just a 15-minute walk from Mirissa Beach, featuring a small hilltop grove of coconut trees.

Weligama Beach - Another beautiful beach in southern Sri Lanka.

Galle

Galle Dutch Fort - The largest remaining fortress in Asia built by European imperial powers, Galle Fort, also known as Dutch Fort or Ramparts of Galle, was first constructed in 1588 by the Portuguese and extensively rebuilt by the Dutch in the 17th century. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it remains well-preserved.

Galle - Bentota

Hikkaduwa Beach - One of Sri Lanka’s top surfing spots, Hikkaduwa offers clear, warm waters with waves ranging from 4 to 11 feet. The best surfing season is from November to March. The area is also known for scuba diving and snorkeling, with a coral sanctuary home to colorful fish.

Madu River Safari - Enjoy a magical speed-boat ride along the Madu River, a wetland estuary covering 900 hectares, with 770 hectares of water and 64 islands. This boat ride offers a close look at this complex wetland ecosystem, a world heritage site protected by the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, and one of the last wetlands in Sri Lanka with a pristine mangrove forest.

Bentota

Kosgoda Turtle Conservation and Research Centre - This meaningful and awe-inspiring experience highlights the remarkable journey of sea turtles, which swim thousands of miles and return to their birthplace to lay eggs. Due to increased human activity, their population is declining, but these hatcheries help give them a fighting chance.

Kande Viharaya Temple - Discovered in 1734, this temple is one of the island’s most sacred sites. It features a stupa, a 300-year-old Bodhi tree, a relic chamber, and other temples, including Kataragama and Pattini Devalaya.

Bentota - Airport/ Your next Hotel

Colombo - Visit Galle Face Green, Independence Square, and Gangaramaya Temple.

• Airport pick up and drop off
• Dinner
• Accommodation 3/4 Hotels According to the itinerary
• GST/VAT/Service charges
• Breakfast
• Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, Halal foods available at hotels
• Water bottle per day/Per person
• Private Air-Conditioned Car / Van
• Passenger Insurance
• English speaking Chauffer driver
• Private Transportation
• Chauffeur Meals & Accommodation
• City tours & Sightseeing

• Lunch & Snacks
• Personal Expenses
• Use of vehicle other than the specified itinerary
• Activities charges (Boat Safari , White water rafting, Water sports & Para Motoring)
• International flight tickets & Visa Fees
• Entrance tickets to Sigiriya lions Rock Fortress (US$35 per person)
• Entrance tickets to Polonnaruwa Archeological sites & Ruins (US$30 per person)
• Entrance tickets to the Minneriya National Park (US$25 per person)
• Private 4x4 Safari Jeep (US$50 Total) Up to 6 pax
• Entrance tickets to the Dambulla Golden Cave Temple (US$15 per person)
• Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, Kandy (US$10 Per Person)
• Entrance tickets to Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya (US$15 per person)
• Entrance tickets to Cultural show (Kandyan Dance) US$20 per person
• Entrance tickets & Cost of Jeep safari to Yala National Park (US$35 per person)