Itinerary Highlights
- Experience the fire dancing and traditional performances of Esala Perahera festival in Kandy
- Feel the thrill of the rapids as you white water raft down the Kelani River
- Witness one of the world’s greatest elephant migrations in Minneriya National Park
- Climb the Lion’s Rock at the UNESCO World Heritage listed Sigiriya Rock Fortress
- Best time to travel August
What's Included
- Accommodation Throughout
- Breakfast
- English Speaking Guide
- International Flights
Nicola
Travel Specialist
Create unforgettable memories as a family on this once-in-a-lifetime tour of Sri Lanka, covering Colombo, the Tea Country, Kandy, Dambulla, Wilpattu National Park, the east coast beaches and Negombo.
During the 15 days of this tour, you and your family will discover some of the Indian Ocean island’s most fascinating sites, see its wildlife and culture up-close, and experience the diversity of its stunning landscapes.
Your journey begins in Colombo on the west coast of Sri Lanka, taking a tuk tuk tour of the city to see its temples, churches, port and parks.
From here, you’ll stop at the tea capital, Hatton, where the green plantations of tea bushes cover the hills, and board a vintage train to the island’s second largest city, Kandy. Experience one of Sri Lanka’s most incredible sites: the golden-roofed Temple of The Tooth, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and important place for Buddhist worship. Then travel to Dambulla for its game drives at Minneriya National Park, Wilpattu to search for leopards and sloth bears, and Trincomalee for a boat trip to see whales.
Your final stop before heading home is a dreamy beachside resort in Negombo, perfect for relaxing.
Itinerary
Day 1 | Colombo
Day 2 | Colombo to Kitulgala to Hatton
Day 3 | Hatton
Day 4 | Hatton to Kandy
Day 5 | Kandy
Day 6 | Kandy to Dambulla
Day 7 | Dambulla
Day 9 | Wilpattu
Day 10 | Wilpattu to Trincomalee
Day 11 - 13 | Trincomalee
Nicola
Travel Specialist
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