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An immersive cultural tour that allows you to experience authentic Sri Lankan rural life through activities like a traditional bullock cart ride, a catamaran boat trip on a lake, a walk-through paddy fields, and a cooking demonstration with a local family

A world-renowned surfing destination on the east coast. You can surf at famous breaks like "Main Point" and "Peanut Farm" and enjoy the laid-back surf culture

A fantastic place to see large herds of elephants. You can go on a jeep safari, often getting very close to the elephants and other wildlife

A popular resort town famous for its wide beaches and a variety of water sports. You can enjoy jet skiing, windsurfing, or take a scenic boat safari on the Bentota River

A vibrant coastal town known for its surf breaks and coral reef. You can go surfing, snorkeling to see the coral and turtles, and enjoy the bustling beach-party scene

A popular beach resort town with a sheltered bay and calm waters. You can relax on the beach, go snorkeling, and enjoy the various restaurants and cafes

Called "Little England" for its colonial architecture and cool climate. You can tour a tea plantation, visit a tea factory to learn about the process, and enjoy the picturesque surroundings of Lake Gregory

Located in the dry zone, these parks are famous for the "Gathering" of elephants during the dry season. You can take a jeep safari to witness large herds of wild elephants congregating around the water holes

Sri Lanka's first ancient capital, founded in the 4th century BC, and a major sacred city for Buddhists. You can visit the massive dagobas (stupas) and see the sacred Bodhi Tree, the oldest historically documented tree in the world.

The second ancient capital of Sri Lanka and a UNESCO World Heritage site with well-preserved ruins of ancient stupas, temples, and statues. You can rent a bicycle to explore the vast historical park and its magnificent stone carvings.

Centuries old UNESCO World Heritage Site, this complex of five caves contains magnificent murals and statues of the Buddha.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the best-preserved colonial fort in Asia. You can stroll through the cobblestone streets, explore the boutiques, and walk along the fort walls at sunset

A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its unique cloud forest ecosystem. You can hike to the stunning World's End viewpoint and see Baker's Falls

Relax on golden sands or head out to sea to spot blue whales and dolphins. Perfect for sun, and sea life.

Sip world-famous Ceylon tea in the cool mountain air. Wander through emerald-green plantations and visit colonial-era factories.

Located in Kandy, this Buddhist temple is home to the most important relic in Sri Lanka, a tooth of the Buddha.

A UNESCO World Heritage site and an ancient royal palace atop a massive rock. You can climb to the summit, see the famous frescoes, and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views

A relaxed town in the mountains, famous for its scenic beauty and cool climate. You can hike to Little Adam's Peak, walk along the Nine Arch Bridge, and take the iconic train ride to Nuwara Eliya

Sri Lanka’s most famous national park, known for its high density of leopards. You can take a thrilling safari to spot leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and a wide array of birds