Where nature roams freely

Sri Lanka boasts some highly diverse flora and fauna, with lakes, wetlands, and rivers promoting a flourishing ecosystem and 26 National Parks, you’ll be spoilt for choice with animal encounters.

Embark on a thrilling safari adventure at Udawalawe National Park, where the majestic giants of the jungle roam freely. Witness the awe-inspiring sight of 50 elephants grazing peacefully in their natural habitat, creating unforgettable memories that will linger in your heart forever. You can also venture into the wilderness of Yala National Park, a biodiversity hotspot teeming with a plethora of wildlife. While elephants grace the landscape, keep your eyes peeled for elusive leopards, playful sloth bears, and majestic water buffalo.

A tranquil escape

Embrace serenity in the picturesque town of Ella, where nature's charm unfolds at every turn. Cross the iconic Nine Arches Bridge aboard the tourist train, immersing yourself in history and breathtaking vistas. Dare to swing at Little Adam's Peak and be rewarded with panoramic views of Ella Mountain and lush tea plantations. Immerse yourself in the local culture at a tea factory, witnessing the art of tea-making firsthand, with some delicious tastings thrown in.

The mystery of a river safari

Drift along the tranquil waters of Bentota River on a soothing boat safari through twisting mangroves. Encounter fascinating creatures like crocodiles, mischievous monkeys, graceful birds, and elusive monitor lizards in their natural habitat.

You can also visit Kande Viharaya Temple whilst in Bentota. It stands as a revered site among Buddhists and is one of Sri Lanka's most frequented temples. Notably, the temple houses the tallest sitting Buddha statue in Sri Lanka.

A fusion of culture and coastal charm

Immerse yourself in the colonial charm of Galle, where history mingles with coastal allure. Explore the ancient Galle Fortress and the iconic lighthouse, soaking in the ambiance of a bygone era. Journey to Koggala to witness the traditional stilt fishermen perched skilfully on stilts, casting their nets against the backdrop of the shimmering ocean.

Be at one with the waves

Weligama Bay ranks among the country’s best surf spots thanks to low crests for beginners, glassy morning conditions, plus long point and hollow reef breaks to suit veterans – with the shoulder seasons being an ideal time to visit.

The central area of Weligama is dotted with upscale boutiques and restaurants, alongside a vibrant market that attracts tourists, residents, and weekend travellers from Colombo creating a vibrant and fun-filled atmosphere after a day on the waves.