Destinations

Trincomalee

Trincomalee

In Sri Lanka's northeastern province, Trincomalee is a coastal gem with stunning coastlines and an abundance of marine life. Its pristine waters are ideal for diving, snorkelling and whale and dolphin-watching. Ancient temples can be found in the region including the well-known Koneswaram Temple which is close to the coast. Trincomalee is the ideal destination for travellers seeking leisure and cultural discovery.

Galle

Galle

Located close to the historic Galle Fort, Galle Beach offers a panoramic view of both nature and history. Because of its golden sands and mild waves, it is good for a day by the sea or a stroll alongside the shore. The seashore offers a soothing haven with breathtaking views, making it the perfect vicinity to relax and discover the nearby historical sites.

Arugam Bay

Arugam Bay

Ideal waves for surfers of all skill tiers can be discovered on the well-known Arugam Bay. You can discover the bay’s natural splendour, by surfing and taking leisurely boat rides. Because of its lovely shoreline and comfortable atmosphere, it is the perfect place to enjoy yourself.

Unawatuna

Unawatuna

Before, Unawatuna was considered to be among the top twelve beaches in the world. People are drawn to the area by its bustling vibrancy and arch-shaped shoreline. Its coral and water activities have made this beach famous. Sea bathers can swim, surf, and engage in other water sports in a fantastic and secure environment thanks to the reefs and ocean.

Bentota

Bentota

Travellers are drawn to this beach by its gorgeous tropical surroundings and immaculate beaches. Because of its closeness to Colombo, Bentota has a number of beachside lodging options. The sea is usually calm and perfect for swimming at all skill levels despite the long sandy beaches.

Adam’s Peak

Adam’s Peak

Adams Peak is a popular ecotourism destination located in Sri Lankan hills. The destination's main draw is its breathtaking summit which has religious and cultural significance. The enormous footprint at the top of this mountain is highly significant in all religions.

Horton Plains

Horton Plains

This natural reserve is renowned for its beautiful grassland, woodland and hilly landscape. It is approximately 10,000 hectares in size. It comprises twenty-four mammal species such as giant squirrels, Elks, porcupines, hares, wild boars, and leopards.

Sinharaja

Sinharaja

Sinharaja has a wide variety of native plants and animals due to the island’s lush southwest. A popular destination for tourists, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to numerous animals and lush wild beauty. Take in the breathtaking scenery while touring the area's historic rainforests which are home to many unusual animal species.

Kitulgala

Kitulgala

It is one of the major rainy regions in central Sri Lanka with a lot of precipitation and a monsoon season that occurs every year. It is surrounded by lush forests in moist environments. This includes the various bird species and natural ecosystems found in the well-known Sinharaja World Biosphere Reserve.

Nuwara Eliya

Nuwara Eliya

Sometimes referred to as ‘Little England’, Nuwara Eliya is well-known for its lovely tea gardens, picturesque location and misty weather. Any tea lover will be delighted by this trip's stunning views of the magnificent tea plantations and chilly slopes. Gregory Lake provides enjoyable sports for those looking for extra entertainment and relaxation.

Ella

Ella

One of the most important tea-producing areas of Ceylon is Ella, which is surrounded by spectacular waterfalls, mountains and undulating tea plantations. In addition to hiking on mountain trails and taking in the views from the homes positioned on hillsides, visitors can take in the lush surroundings.

Kataragama

Kataragama

According to the local Veddas, Buddhists, Hindus and others, Kataragama is a place of pilgrimage. This city is home to the revered Kataragama Temple which honours Lord ‘Skanda’ (Murugan). Because of its rich cultural heritage and the city's spiritual significance which is emphasised by the yearly Esala Perahera celebration, this location draws both tourists and devotees.

Sigiriya

Sigiriya

Sigiriya’s mysterious display of artistic creations has earned it the title of Eighth Wonder of the World. It is a reminder of past architectural triumphs rising more than 350 meters on top of a massive rock. Sigiriya is a preferred vacation spot, because of its gorgeous palace and verdant surroundings. It may be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to view priceless artefacts and enjoy the stunning landscape and alluring beauty of Sigiriya.

Dambulla

Dambulla

View the magnificent Golden Cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and cave monastery with five magnificent sanctuaries in a magnificently preserved cavern. It is known for its amazing murals which include 157 enthralling sculptures of Lord Buddha each of which narrates a tale of artistic skill and spiritual legacy. Anybody who wishes to become completely immersed in history and culture should go!

Polonnaruwa

Polonnaruwa

From the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries, Sri Lanka's secondary capital was Polonnaruwa, the famous Golden Age site. Due to its outstanding technological achievements and copious historical documentation, it was named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982. The intricately carved stone statues of Lord Buddha and historic temples are open to visitors. Massive granite statues of Lord Buddha can be found at the well-known Gal Vihara rock temple.

Anuradhapura

Anuradhapura

Experience the grandeur of the past at this UNESCO World Heritage Site which is renowned for both the remnants of ancient ruins and its magnificent temples known as the ‘Atamasthana’. On a calm evening gaze up at the three Great Stupas from Lake Bund and appreciate the region's timeless beauty. Explore the historical sites of Anuradhapura and travel through time.

Kandy

Kandy

This city enchants every visitor with its delightful blend of modernity and rich cultural heritage. Everyone who witnesses the alluring ‘Udarata’ culture is captivated. While gourmets savour the mouth-watering cuisines, visitors are encouraged to explore and take in the captivating cultural atmosphere and magnificent historic temples. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the second-biggest metropolis within the Central Highlands and a revered cultural centre that is cherished by all. Whether you pick to walk its bustling streets or just soak up its tranquil splendour, this city gives the enjoyment of a lifetime.

Kumana National Park

Kumana National Park

A mangrove swamp in Sri Lanka's southeast is home to many water birds and their breeding grounds. An ornithologist's paradise is Kumana National Park, home to 255 of Ceylon's 400 bird species. Hundreds of birds are said to visit the swamp annually between April and July.

Minneriya National Park

Minneriya National Park

Sri Lanka's cultural triangle includes this. It offers the best nature safari experience. While exploring special habitats with knowledgeable naturalists, you could additionally see famous animals like Asian elephants, leopards, and numerous bird species.

Wilpattu National Park

Wilpattu National Park

Wilpattu National Park, one of Sri Lanka's largest and oldest wildlife reserves is well-known for its unusual villus or natural lakes. The park is home to a variety of animals, including sloth bears, elephants, leopards, and more. With its varied landscapes ranging from open plains to dense forests, safari will be an incredible experience for those who enjoy wildlife and photography.

Bundala National Park

Bundala National Park

Famous for its many birds including migratory species, Bundala National Park, is a charming coastal sanctuary. Its varied ecosystems, saltwater lagoons and wetlands offer a peaceful haven for outdoor enthusiasts and birdwatchers. With elephants, crocodiles and other unique nature and wildlife, this park is ideal for a peaceful safari.

Yala National Park

Yala National Park

Known for its breathtaking landscapes and abundance of wildlife, Yala National Park is one of the most popular destinations in Sri Lanka. In addition to a few exhilarating safaris, the area is home to a variety of bird species, leopards and elephants. The park is a great place for nature lovers and wildlife photographers to go on vacation because it offers a variety of habitats such as forests and wetlands.

Udawalawe National Park

Udawalawe National Park

The wildlife lover's paradise Udawalawe National Park is home to many elephants. Its diverse landscapes and abundance of wildlife including crocodiles, deer and many bird species make for very pleasant views. A popular destination for nature lovers, the park boasts an abundance of biodiversity and stunning scenery.
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