Our Sri Lanka Experiences bring you closer to the country's natural wonders and welcoming people and are designed to be woven into our itineraries. Immerse yourself in nature, make friends with local people and explore iconic places from a different angle while having a positive impact. Each one is hand-picked to deepen your connection with the land, its people and wildlife, while supporting local communities and conservation efforts.
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15 Days: From £1649 per person
Wilpattu National Park - Elephant Safaris - Trincomalee - Snorkel or Whale Spotting - Sigiriya - Pidurangala Rock - Rural Life - Kandy - White Water Rafting
14 Days: From £1999 per person
Colombo - Sigiriya - Community Visit - Elephant Safari - Kandy - Highlands Train - Yala National Park - Mirissa - Whale Watching - Galle - Beach Time
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Best Time To Visit Sri Lanka
Best time to visit: December - March, August
South and West: Dec - Mar sunny and dry. Apr - Jul monsoon rains pick up from May. Aug brief inter-monsoon period with better weather although seas are rough. Sep - Nov rains are heaviest, especially when overlapping with northeast monsoon.
North and East: Mar - Sep sunny and dry. Oct - Feb northeast monsoon brings heavy rain including possible cyclones in Oct.
Sri Lanka Featured Blog Posts
Festivals Around The World
Celebrating Cultures: Our Top Festivals Around the World As the world wakes up to the vibrancy of spring, there’s no better time to dive into the festivals that bring countries to life. From lively parades to centuries-old traditions, these celebrations are a perfect way to experience the heart and soul of a destination. With the...Continue reading→
5 Amazing Seaside Stays for Thalassophiles
If you’re anything like us, a day by the ocean is a day well spent. There’s something about the salty air and the rhythmic sound of the waves that feels like a balm for the soul. For all of us who are drawn to the sea—thalassophiles, as they say—here are five amazing seaside stays that...Continue reading→
