Sapphire Seas Scuba
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Introduction
Embark on an extraordinary journey with Sapphire Seas Scuba as you explore the enchanting waters and cultural treasures of Sri Lanka. This 14-day itinerary combines the thrill of scuba diving with the rich history and breathtaking landscapes of this tropical paradise. From the vibrant reefs of Kalpitiya to the historic charm of Kandy and the scenic highlands of Ella, every day promises a unique adventure. Dive into the depths of Sri Lanka’s best diving spots, uncover ancient ruins, and witness the island’s diverse wildlife. This expedition is designed for both seasoned divers and first-time explorers, ensuring an unforgettable experience.
Highlights of the Tour
- Dive into the vibrant reefs of Kalpitiya.
- Explore the ancient city of Dambulla and Sigiriya’s Lion Rock.
- Snorkel at Pigeon Island and dive in Trincomalee.
- Experience the cultural richness of Kandy.
- Enjoy a scenic train ride to Ella and visit the 9 Arch Bridge.
- Embark on a Jeep Safari in Yala National Park.
- Dive in the coastal paradises of Unawatuna, Hikkaduwa, and Bentota.
Travel Itinerary in Brief
Upon arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA), you’ll be greeted by a representative from Horizon Voyages and your chauffeur guide. After reaching your accommodation in Negombo, unwind and prepare for your upcoming scuba diving tour. Enjoy an initial dive in the sparkling waters and settle in for an overnight stay.
you’ll journey to Colombo, Sri Lanka’s vibrant capital, which is just a short drive away. Dive into the city’s hidden underwater gems, encountering diverse marine life. After an exciting day of diving, return to Negombo for a restful evening.
Head to the ancient city of Dambulla, home to the iconic Lion’s Rock in Sigiriya. Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site, then enjoy an overnight stay in Dambulla, soaking in the historical and cultural richness of the area.
Before leaving for Trincomalee, visit the rock cave temples at Dambulla. Upon arrival in Trincomalee, indulge in snorkeling at Pigeon Island, known for its serene beaches and vibrant marine life. Enjoy a relaxing day by the sea.
Immerse yourself in scuba diving at Nilaveli and other significant locations in Trincomalee. Discover the diverse marine life and underwater wonders. Spend the evening reflecting on the day’s adventures at your hotel.
Travel to Kandy, the central province of Sri Lanka, home to the Temple of the Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha. Upon arrival, relax and attend the evening Thevava Ritual at the temple. Enjoy an overnight stay in picturesque Kandy.
Journey to the highlands of Sri Lanka, visiting a tea plantation and factory en route. Embark on a scenic train ride from Nanuoya to Ella, and visit the iconic 9 Arch Bridge. Relax and enjoy a peaceful night in Ella.
Transfer to Yala, known for its wildlife and leopards. Visit the Ravana Falls and embark on a thrilling Jeep Safari in Yala National Park in the afternoon. Spend the night immersed in the wilderness.
Head to Unawatuna, a coastal paradise. Enjoy stunning beaches along the way, passing through Tangalle, Heriketiya, Polhena, Mirissa, and Weligama. Check-in to your hotel and prepare for your scuba diving adventure.
Dive into the underwater wonders of Unawatuna and Galle, exploring different spots and encountering sea turtles. Spend the evening enjoying the vibrant beachside restaurants of Unawatuna.
Continue your coastal journey to Hikkaduwa. Dive to your heart’s content in the crystal-clear waters and explore various scuba diving locations. Enjoy an overnight stay, ready for more underwater adventures.
Explore the stunning underwater landscapes of Bentota and Beruwala. Enjoy another day of scuba diving bliss before settling in for an overnight stay in Bentota.
Spend a leisurely day in Bentota, reminiscing about your scuba diving journey. Celebrate the unforgettable memories you’ve made along the way, enjoying your final night in Sri Lanka.
As you prepare for your departure, bid farewell to Sri Lanka and make your way to Bandaranaike International Airport for your onward journey, carrying with you a treasure trove of memories.
FAQs
The best time for scuba diving in Sri Lanka varies by coast. The west and south coasts are best from November to April, while the east coast is ideal from May to October.
Yes, a basic diving certification (such as PADI Open Water) is required. Certification courses are available locally if needed.
Essentials include diving gear (if not renting), swimwear, comfortable clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a camera.
Yes, many sites cater to both beginners and advanced divers. Dive centers will provide guidance based on your experience level.
Yes, travel insurance covering scuba diving is highly recommended.
Tips
- Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water, especially during outdoor activities.
- Ensure your diving equipment is in good condition before each dive.
- Make time to relax and enjoy the natural beauty and cultural experiences of Sri Lanka
- Respect Local Customs: Dress modestly and behave respectfully at religious and cultural sites.
- Local Currency: Carry some Sri Lankan Rupees for small purchases and tips.
- Capture the Moments: Bring a camera to capture the stunning landscapes and cultural sites.
- Enjoy your Sri Lankan adventure and make the most of every moment in this beautiful island nation!
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