Destinations

Bentota

This coast’s beautiful beaches, verdant surroundings, and interesting sports draw lots of tourists into their vicinity. The beautiful seashore offers attractive blends of adventures including snorkelling and other water sports you don’t find in other parts of Sri Lanka.

Unawatuna

This beach is one of the seashore points of interest on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, it attracts tourists with its arch-shaped shoreline and vibrant city. Travellers can discover peaceful oases in this vicinity, having access to many types of water sports and amazing beach swings that are perfect for Instagram posts.

Mirissa

Mirissa is the perfect place for dolphin and whale watching, which is becoming more popular. Additionally, Mirissa has risen in fame for its diving facilities, increasing its long list of attractions.

Arugam Bay

One of the area’s most particularly regarded places for surfing is located in Arugam Bay. The 3 main point breaks are known as Crocodile Rock, Pottuvil Point and The Point. In addition, boat rides are very common here, many fishermen rent their boats for tourists to explore the new genre of attractions.

Hikkaduwa

With its breathtaking surroundings, Hikaduwa is a haven for lovers of water sports. Snorkelling and scuba diving are among the adventurous activities offered by the calm waters. See a wide variety of marine life including colourful coral reefs and tropical fish by diving into the ocean.

Galle

This wonderful beach is situated on the southwest coast of Sri Lanka and features smooth sand and calm, clear water. While some tourists choose peaceful getaways, adventurers can engage in thrilling water sports like diving and snorkelling. Underwater activities are ideal for exploration due to Galle’s abundance of marine life. Among the noteworthy attractions; Galle Beach offers are thrilling boat rides and dolphin watching.

Trincomalee

A coastal gem in northeastern Sri Lanka, Trincomalee is home to beautiful beaches and a diverse array of marine life. Watch dolphins while diving and snorkelling in its crystal-clear waters. For travellers wishing to combine leisure with cultural exploration Trincomalee is the ideal location. Explore historic temples beyond the coast including the well-known ‘Koneswaram Temple’.

Udawalawe National Park

Explore the natural world in the stunning savannah at Udawalawe National Park. People all across the world are familiar with its herds of wild Asian elephants. The park’s abundance of wildlife which includes deer, buffalo as well as a variety of insects and birds makes it a photographers and nature lovers paradise.

Yala National Park

Yala National Park is well-known for its vast population of Sri Lankan leopards. Its distinctive grassland forest and lagoon habitats make for exhilarating safaris that will keep you on your toes. Home to sloth bears, elephants, leopards and a variety of birds it is a well-liked destination for those who enjoy the outdoors.

Wasgamuwa National Park

Wasgamuwa National Park is a naturalist’s paradise, situated near the Cultural Triangle. The park is home to many birds, big herds of wild elephants, Asian sloth bears, leopards and peacocks. The peaceful surroundings of the ‘Mahaweli Ganga’ and ‘Amban Ganga’ banks allow tourists to lose themselves while exploring them.

Minneriya National Park

Large herds of wild elephants, sloth bears, the renowned Sri Lankan leopards and a variety of birds can all be seen here by nature lovers. In addition to housing over 170 different species of migratory and native birds, Minneriya National Park is home to more than 75 different species of butterflies.

Kumana National Park

It is a well-known place for being a location for birds to nest their young and lay eggs, additionally, it is an amazing spot for bird watching. The sanctuary’s ecosystem holds up to 255 distinct bird species. Kumana, one of the most popular bird sanctuaries draws tourists simply to witness the peaceful harmony between crocodiles, elephants, birds and numerous other animal species.

Wilpattu National Park

Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest and oldest wildlife sanctuary, is renowned for its unique “Willus” (natural lakes) and diverse wildlife, including leopards, elephants, and sloth bears. Spanning over 1,300 square kilometers, the park offers a serene and less-crowded safari experience through dense forests and open grasslands. Home to over 200 bird species and rich in history, Wilpattu is a must-visit for nature lovers seeking an authentic and tranquil wildlife adventure.

Kandy

Any tourist will be captivated by this city’s mouthwatering cuisines, colourful artwork, rich cultural legacy and historic landmarks. Despite being the second-biggest city on the main island, UNESCO has named this city a World Heritage site because of its numerous architectural monuments that blend historical and modern elements making it a sight to behold. Upon arriving in this city you will encounter events that will transform your life!

Anuradhapura

Tourists can experience the rich past at this UNESCO World Heritage Site which is well-known for its magnificent temples and ancient Sinhalese ruins. Renowned for ‘Atamasthana’ or “The 8 Sacred Places” take in the timeless beauty of the area by viewing the three Great Stupas from the lake bund.

Polonnaruwa

From the 11th to the 13th century, Polonnaruwa has been a landmark of the Golden Age, known as Sri Lanka’s secondary capital. It was designated as a World Heritage site by UNESCO due to its records and amazing technological accomplishments. Examine the stone partitions and the Sacred Buddha statue carvings that can be found in historic temples. Among these is the well-known ‘Gal Vihara’ rock temple which has exquisite Buddha statues made of granite and rock.

Dambulla

This city is home to the well-known Golden Cave temples. Similar to the other locations it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This cave monastery has five sanctuaries and a significant well-preserved cave. The mural in the cave is particularly noteworthy because it contains 157 statues of Lord Buddha.

Sigiriya

Sigiriya is a display of creative works of art and is regarded as the Eighth Wonder of the World. It appears to serve as a reminder of architectural accomplishments that go beyond functionality standing more than 200 meters tall atop a noteworthy rock. Known as a beautiful vacation spot, Sigiriya is a region encircled by lush natural gardens. Sigiriya is a must-see because of its extraordinary architecture, and lush surroundings.

Kataragama

Learn about the town’s historical significance and why people from various religious and ethnic backgrounds come here. People from Sri Lanka and southern India are drawn to this holy place because it inspires spirituality and unity across religious boundaries. Even though this city holds significance for the majority of religions, Hindus and Buddhists are among the most frequent visitors.

Ella

Ella is a charming village in the centre of Sri Lanka with beautiful views and a reputation for serving Ceylon tea. It is a well-liked destination for nature lovers and adventurers. Explore ‘Punchi Siripada’s’ mountain peaks in the morning and take in the magnificent sunrise.

Nuwara Eliya

Its primary attractions are the renowned tea plantations, stunning scenery and the foggy weather of Nuwara Eliya. This tour is sure to please tea lovers with its breathtaking views of the rolling hills and vast tea plantations.

Kitulgala

With its lush rainforests and annual monsoon season, Kitulgala is one of Sri Lanka’s wettest regions. It is encircled by dense vegetation and a range of natural habitats offering rich biodiversity of the country’s wet zone. It is also a popular destination for nature lovers and a haven for bird species.

Sinharaja

With its lush humid surroundings, this area is known for its yearly monsoon season and is one of Sri Lanka’s most precipitation-rich regions. It has many species and a wide variety of herbaceous ecosystems that may be similar to those found in the well-known Sinharaja World Biosphere Reserve.

Horton Plains

Hortain Plains is a plateau known for its varied natural environment and picturesque vista. The National Park is situated within Sri Lanka’s main highlands. Two of the park’s most well-known features are Baker’s Falls and World’s End, an 870-meter cliff drop. Verdant grasslands and cloud forests are home to sambar deer, and other endemic birds making them a potential paradise for nature lovers and photographers.

Adam’s Peak

Adam’s Peak is a popular wilderness sanctuary and ecotourism destination located in the middle of the highlands. Sri Lankans attach great cultural and religious significance to this magnificent peak. The massive footprint at the top of the mountain has meaning for all religions.