Ceylon’s Hidden Gems

Day 01

Once you reached Negombo, settle into your lodge and unwind. The calm environment of this beach city will amaze you.

Day 02

Discover the village of Negombo, stopping atthe immaculate beaches and colorful churches. En route to Sigiriya, stop at the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, an incredible spot to witness the baby elephants receive care and love.

Day 03

Early in the morning, ascend Sigiriya Rock, which is one of Sri Lanka's most popular vacationer attractions. The lion paws are used to guard the steps leading to the summit, which is placed in king's palace. Travel to Polonnaruwa City inside the afternoon to view the historic relics of the island's intriguing past.

Day 04

Discover Anuradhapura, the nation's first historic capital. 117 kings governed the country for over a millennium, building magnificent palaces, reservoirs, pleasure gardens, irrigation systems, and Buddhist temples. Take an exciting vehicle safari in Minneriya National Park in the afternoon. This park is renowned for having the largest seasonal elephant-amassing population in the world.

Day 05

Day 05
See the UNESCO-precise Dambulla cave shrine, which is 2,000 years old, after you arrive at your Kandy lodging. The five caves here have ceilings and walls lined with ancient artwork. Take an instructive walk in the Matales Spice Garden afterwards.

Day 06

Day 06
Explore Kandy, a vibrant city with many places to shop. There are shops like Gems Bathiks Wood Carvings and Silk that sell a range of Sri Lankan souvenirs. Before you visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic, enjoy the nighttime cultural show at the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens.

Day 07

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Day 08

Day 08
Visit Hortain Plains, a highland region popular among hikers and Sri Lanka's only World Heritage Site. Explore the principal attractions, including Worlds End and Bakers Falls.

Day 09

Day 10

Transfer to Yala National Park, the most popular park for tourists in recent years, where you can go on a Jeep Safari. Witness the wild free-ranging Asian elephants and Sri Lankan leopards.

Day 11, 12, & 13

Discover Galle's Dutch Fort this morning. It's known as Asia's well known colonial sea castle. The oldest breadfruit tree on the island appears to be one of the historical sites located in the fortress. Enjoy the possibility of getting a better look at the wetland surroundings by taking a Madhu River Boat trip. The next day involves visiting a turtle farm as part of a conservation effort to save the young turtles that are in danger of going extinct. Make memories with your loved ones as you stroll along the sandy Galle beach. Enjoy fascinating water sports activities in the Bentota River on your final day in Galle.

Day 14

You will be transported back on your last day in Sri Lanka. If time permits, stop at Colombo on the way and have a city tour.