A UNESCO World Heritage site, Galle Fort is a living museum of history and culture.
Walk along its ramparts, explore colonial buildings, and visit its boutiques, cafes, and art galleries.
Galle Dutch Fort
A protected UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Sinharaja is Sri Lanka’s last remaining tropical rainforest.
It offers guided walks through lush greenery filled with waterfalls, endemic birds, and rare wildlife.
Sinharaja Rainforest
A paradise for wildlife lovers, this park is famous for its large elephant population and scenic landscapes.
A jeep safari provides the opportunity to see elephants, buffalo, crocodiles, and dozens of bird species.
Udawalawe National Park
Yala is the most popular national park in Sri Lanka, known for its leopards, elephants, and coastal lagoons.
It’s a longer day trip but well worth it for nature enthusiasts.
Yala National Park
From November to April, Mirissa offers one of the best chances to see blue whales and dolphins.
Morning boat tours take visitors into the deep sea for an unforgettable wildlife experience.
Mirissa Whale Watching
Less crowded than Sinharaja, Kanneliya offers scenic trails, waterfalls, and birdwatching opportunities.
It’s a peaceful choice for guests seeking nature without long travel times.
Kanneliya Rainforest
A refreshing mountain escape, Nuwara Eliya features tea plantations, cool weather, and colonial charm.
Guests can visit tea factories, waterfalls, and Gregory Lake while enjoying scenic drives through the hill country.
Nuwara Eliya
Tea Country
Kandy is the cultural heart of Sri Lanka and home to the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic.
Visitors can also explore the Royal Botanical Gardens and the scenic Kandy Lake.
Kandy - Temple of the Tooth & City Tour
A breathtaking hill-country destination, Ella offers stunning views, hiking trails, and iconic attractions such as the Nine Arch Bridge and Ravana Falls.
Ella - Nine Arch Bridge & Ravana Falls
Located on the way to Kandy, Pinnawala is a sanctuary for rescued and orphaned elephants.
Guests can watch elephants bathing in the river and learn about their rehabilitation.
Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage
