Long Tour

Travel north to Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka’s first capital and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Explore ancient stupas like Ruwanwelisaya, Jetavanaramaya, and the sacred Sri Maha Bodhi Tree, said to be the oldest recorded tree in the world.

Morning visit to Mihintale, the cradle of Buddhism in Sri Lanka — climb its rock summit for panoramic views.Then drive to Sigiriya, the legendary rock fortress built by King Kashyapa in the 5th century.
In the evening, visit a Sigiriya village for a local cooking experience or bullock cart ride.

Early morning climb the Sigiriya Rock Fortress and explore its frescoes, royal gardens, and ancient ruins.
Later, visit the Dambulla Cave Temple, home to magnificent Buddha statues and murals.
Optional evening visit to a spice garden in Matale.

Head to Kandy, the heart of Sri Lanka’s culture and tradition.
Visit the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, stroll around Kandy Lake, and enjoy a colorful Kandyan dance performance in the evening.

Travel into the breathtaking Hill Country — Sri Lanka’s tea paradise.
Stop at Ramboda Falls and a tea factory to learn how the world-famous Ceylon tea is made.
Arrive in Nuwara Eliya, known as Little England, with colonial charm and cool mountain air.

An early morning hike to Horton Plains National Park — visit World’s End, Mini World’s End, and Baker’s Falls.Later, relax at Gregory Lake, where you can go boating or enjoy the mountain scenery.

Take one of the world’s most beautiful train rides from Nanu Oya to Ella. Arrive in Ella and visit the Nine Arches Bridge, Little Adam’s Peak, and Ravana Falls. Ella’s charming cafes and views make it the perfect spot for a peaceful evening.

Drive south to Yala National Park, home to leopards, elephants, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species.
Enjoy an exciting evening jeep safari through the park’s wilderness.

Visit the sacred Kataragama Temple, revered by Buddhists and Hindus alike. Continue to Tangalle, one of the most beautiful, uncrowded beaches in Sri Lanka.Relax and enjoy the coastal atmosphere.

Drive to Mirissa, a paradise for ocean lovers.Take an early morning whale and dolphin watching cruise (seasonal: Nov–April). Spend the rest of the day swimming, relaxing, or exploring the coastal cafes and beach bars.

Visit the historic Galle Fort, a UNESCO Heritage Site built by the Portuguese and Dutch.
Walk through its charming streets filled with art, boutiques, and ocean views.
Continue to Bentota — enjoy water sports or a Madu River Boat Safari through mangroves.

A full day of leisure on the beach. You can visit a turtle hatchery, go snorkeling, or simply unwind by the sea with a coconut in hand.

Drive back to Colombo.
If time allows, take a short city tour — visit Gangaramaya Temple, Independence Square, and Galle Face Green before heading to the airport for departure.