Welcome to Sri Lanka!

Arrival at Colombo airport. Welcome by our local representative and continuation towards Negombo.

If the flight arrives in the morning can do a quick visit to Negombo fishing village. The fishing port of Negombo brings together one of the largest fishing communities on the island which are mostly Catholic. You can visit the churches not far from the shore where the fishermen’s catamarans lined up.

Continue towards your hotel, welcome and check in to the room. Check in time is from 14h00 onwards.

Rest of the time is free for relax to recover form the fatigue of your long journey

Overnight stay is in the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel

Thereafter proceed to Anuradhapura through picturesque villages in Sri Lanka surrounded by green hills. You can see the local population at work in their paddy fields, coconut and pineapple plantations and some are in tile and brick manufacturing ….

Along the road, there are many Hindu & Buddhist temples, churches, mosques, etc…

En route visit Hindu Temples in Chilaw, named Murugan Temple, Moneshwarm Temple, and the Kali Temple.

The temples located in Chilaw are dedicated to Hindu deities and both the Tamil Hindus and Sinhalese Buddhists worship these temples in harmony to get the blessings of the God Murugan, Shiva, and the goddess Kali.

A Glimpse of History

Journey to the ancient city of Anuradhapura, where history comes alive. As the day winds down, you’ll be captivated by the city’s rich heritage while settling into your comfortable accommodation.

In the afternoon, explore one part of the archeological site such as Wessagiriya, Isurumuniya Temple, Ranmasu Oyana, and Sacred Bo Tree, which is known as the oldest tree in the world with a recorded history.

Arrive at your hotel for overnight stay

Breakfast at the hotel

Visit the archeological site.

Located north of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle, Anuradhapura founded in 500 BC—was the island’s first and longest-serving capital. Once a thriving Buddhist and commercial metropolis, it was abandoned in the 10th century AD and reclaimed by the jungle until its rediscovery in 1817. The city flourished under three great monasteries and grew around monumental dagobas built in memory of the Buddha. Today, these vast brick stupas continue to attract Buddhist devotees from around the world. Among the most significant are Thuparama, the island’s earliest dagoba; the immaculate and revered Ruvanveliseya; and the colossal Jetavanarama and Abhayagiriya.

Anuradhapura also guards the sacred Bo Tree, grown from a cutting of the tree under which the Buddha attained enlightenment, and houses remarkable sites such as the Samadhi Buddha statue, Ran Masu Uyana, the Mahasena Palace moonstone, and Isurumuniya Temple. The city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982.

Depart for Mihintale, the cradle of Buddhism in Sri Lanka, where 1,840 steps lead to a serene Buddha statue and sweeping plains views.

On the way to Sigiriya, visit the magnificent 15-meter Aukana Buddha, carved from living rock.

Arrive in Sigiriya and check in at the hotel.

Then proceed to Sigiriya

Begin your ascent of the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, an extraordinary masterpiece where history, art, and nature blend seamlessly. Rising 370 metres above the plains, this immense red-rock citadel offers sweeping panoramic views, especially breathtaking at sunrise as the sky transforms into a canvas of warm, radiant colours.

As you climb the famed Lion’s Rock, you will encounter the celebrated frescoes of the “Ladies of Sigiriya,” ethereal figures believed to represent semi-divine princesses or celestial maidens. These masterpieces, created by the finest artists of the 5th century, remain among Sri Lanka’s greatest artistic treasures. The ascent continues through the colossal Lion Gate, where a narrow staircase passes between monumental stone paws, leading to the summit palace. Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982, Sigiriya is often described as an eagle’s nest an impregnable fortress built atop a single massive rock.

The story of Sigiriya is inseparable from King Kasyapa, who seized the throne from his father, King Dhatusena, and constructed this astonishing stronghold to protect himself from his exiled brother, Mugalan. Eighteen years later, Mugalan returned to reclaim the kingdom, ending Kasyapa’s dramatic reign.

Today, Sigiriya stands as one of Sri Lanka’s most significant archaeological wonders a fortress-palace crowned with gardens, pools, and centuries-old artistry, offering an unforgettable journey through time.

Journey to the Past,

Begin your journey to Polonnaruwa, the medieval capital of ancient Sri Lanka, where impressive archaeological treasures reveal the island’s cultural and spiritual heritage. Visit the archaeological site and its excellent museum to gain a deeper understanding of this 12th-century royal city, which succeeded Anuradhapura and flourished for nearly two centuries. Spanning over 15 km², Polonnaruwa has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982.

Explore the remains of the royal palace complex, ancient monasteries, and monumental religious structures. Highlights include the vast Alahana Pirivena monastic area, the exquisite rock-cut Buddha statues of Gal Vihara, and the Tivanka Pilgrimage House with its delicate wall paintings. Polonnaruwa also once safeguarded Buddhism’s most sacred symbol the Sacred Tooth Relic of the Buddha protected within the Vatadage, part of a unique circular ensemble of temples found only in Sri Lanka.

Enjoy a traditional village meal experience, offering an authentic taste of local flavours prepared with age-old culinary techniques.

Later, embark on an exciting 4×4 safari in Minneriya National Park, renowned for hosting one of the world’s greatest elephant gatherings. Watch herds congregate around the reservoir, interacting playfully in an unforgettable wildlife spectacle. Alongside elephants, the park shelters toque macaques, spotted and sambar deer, wild boar, buffalo, and even elusive leopards. With over 160 bird species, Minneriya is also a paradise for birdwatchers.

On the way back from safari, you will stop to approach some village people and experience some local activities.

Traditional meal preparation-demonstration, participation & tasting, during the activity you will be served local cocktail and if you are a group of 07 or above you will be having evening with locals followed by local music

We will organize a memorable evening with local experience.

Return to hotel for overnight stay.

After breakfast in Sigiriya, you will transfer to Kandy.

En route to Kandy, visit the Dambulla Cave Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Sri Lanka’s most treasured religious landmarks. These ancient rock sanctuaries once sheltered King Valagambahu after he was exiled from Anuradhapura. Upon reclaiming his throne, he transformed the caves into magnificent Buddhist temples. Today, you can admire an extraordinary collection of Buddha statues, murals, and sacred imagery spread across five vast caves that have been used by monks since the 1st century BC.

Continue to Nalanda Gedige, an intriguing archaeological site often considered the geographical center of Sri Lanka. Its unique fusion of architectural styles makes it a fascinating stop.

A visit to a spice garden offers a sensory escape into the world of Sri Lankan spices, where captivating aromas and demonstrations reveal the island’s rich culinary heritage.

In the evening, visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in Kandy (Sri Dalada Maligawa), the revered shrine that houses Buddhism’s most sacred relic.

Kandy, set around a scenic lake, was the last royal capital of Sri Lanka and remains a spiritual stronghold of Buddhism. Before heading to your hotel, enjoy a vibrant Kandyan cultural dance performance, featuring traditional dances such as the harvest dance, fire dance, and ritual offerings.

Arrive at your hotel, check in, and unwind. Overnight stay in Kandy

Breakfast is in the hotel,

then drive to Peradeniya little early. Visit the wonderful Botanical Garden of Peradeniya on the banks of the same river were, on more than 60 hectares, the most beautiful tropical species in the world. Trees, flowers, spices, fruits. The Botanical Garden of Peradeniya is one of the most beautiful in the world, an enchantment. Known for its diverse collection of plants and trees.

Tea route , visit a tea factory to learn its entire process of ‘Ceylon Tea’ from a fresh youngleaf from a tea bush to a delicious cup of ‘Ceylon Tea’

Arrive in Nuwara Eliya, often referred to as “Little England,” due to its colonial architecture and cool climate.

In the evening, enjoy a high tea experience at one of the colonial hotels in Nuwareliya, surrounded by the beautiful landscapes.

Explore Nuwara Eliya, often dubbed “Little England” for its charming British colonial architecture.

In the evening you can do a reposing promenade in the city and around the Grogory Lake area. Nuwaraeliya in the heart of the island. You will cross among the most beautiful landscapes on the island. Nuwara Eliya, “the city above the clouds”, is located at an altitude of 1,900m; It is one of the most famous climatic resorts in Ceylon. In Nuwara Eliya, the appearance of the gardens, the architecture of the houses, and the always green grass give it a very “British colonial” look. The temperature is pleasantly cool, 15 ° on average.

Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya

Breakfast is in the hotel, then leave for Nanuoya Railway Station to take a local train ride from Nanu Oya to Ella. This scenic train journey will take you through picturesque tea plantations, mountains, villages, and waterfalls.

The small village of Ella is beautifully located between the mountain and the waterfalls of pure water. You can see through the gap of Ella, the valley that is at least 1000 meters below. A breathtaking

Your chauffeur will receive you upon arriving to Ella railway station and then proceed to your hotel.

Welcome and check-in to the room.

Overnight stay is in your hotel in Ella

Breakfast in the hotel,

Then you will be starting your tuk- tuk ride towards the Lipton Seat across many villages, tea plantations and vegetable cultivations. Explore people at their day-to-day work and during this ride you will walk across the tea plantations and can have close approach to villages at work.

After enjoying stunning scenic beauty of up country in Sri Lanka you will reach Lipton Seat, the final point of your escapade.

After having a picnic breakfast and enjoying the 360-degree view from return to Ella do a reposing promenade to Little Adams Peak and then towards the historical Nine Arched Bridge where you can spend a moment to capture an unforgettable picture of train passing over the bridge.

If you are interested you can take part in Ravana Pool Club and on Zip lining activities

After enjoying the natural beauty of Sri Lankan hill region now time to relax and experience the savor of Sri Lankan food in street restaurants found in and around Ella, the little city which is animated with the night falling.

Return to your hotel for overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel,

Thereafter leave for Tissamaharama

Stop at Ravana Waterfall.

Arrive in your hotel, check in to the room.

In the afternoon we will make arrangement for your 4 x 4 safari in Yala National Park

Yala National Park, renowned for its distinction as the world’s highest leopard density area. Keep your camera ready, as the park teems with diverse wildlife and breathtaking landscapes. Yala National Park is the most beautiful reserve in Sri Lanka. You will meet many elephants, the sacred animal of Ceylon, but also multicolored parrots, buffaloes, monkeys etc. Maybe you’ll even be lucky enough to spot a leopard.

Return to your hotel for overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel,

Thereafter continue towards beach hotel, stop at the villages where the famous fishermen sit on stilts that are quaint and authentic to the region arrive in Galle, pronounced “Gol” in English, and visit the old town and the historical Dutch fort. Considering the value of colonial architectural structures of this well-planned old city of Galle it was declared as a world heritage site by UNESCO. In the good old days, many trading ships used to come to Galle port since it is located on the “silk route”.

Galle was a trading center for spices, gems, and ivory in the good old days. After the Chinese and Arabs, it is especially the Portuguese, the Dutch, and the English, who have made this city a place of strange and unique to Sri Lanka. You will discover the Bastions and ramparts, the Dutch Church, the lighthouse, and the old colonial mansions. And take a leisurely walk on the ramparts of the Galle Fort, enjoying ocean views.

Later, try traditional street food within the fort, providing an authentic local culinary experience.

Enjoy a relaxing promenade on the old rampart, explore the historical Old Dutch Fort

Depending on your desired time, transfer to the Colombo.

Arrive at your beach hotel.

Welcome and check in to the room.

Breakfast is at the hotel,

Entire day is free to relax and recall the cherished memories of your exploration tour in Sri Lanka, ‘The Land Like no other”. Your chauffeur and vehicle are available for you on call if you wish to move around to do last minutes purchases such as souvenirs for your friends & families.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.

If your flight departs late in the evening or at night, the morning is free for relaxation. In the afternoon, depart for the airport with a sightseeing tour of Colombo along the way.

Colombo, Sri Lanka’s vibrant metropolitan capital, is home to over two million people and beautifully showcases a blend of past and present. The city’s colonial heritage is still visible in landmarks such as the Galle Face Hotel, the Town Hall, and the old Parliamentary Complex. The famous Galle Face Green, once a leisure ground for colonial-era residents, continues to draw locals and visitors who gather to stroll, relax, and enjoy the sea breeze.

As you drive through Colombo’s 15 distinct zones, you will notice contrasts in lifestyle, architecture, and culture. The tour includes stops at a Hindu temple and a Buddhist temple, as well as drives through Fort, Pettah, Main Street, and the elegant Cinnamon Gardens one of the city’s most prestigious residential areas.

After the tour, proceed to the airport, ideally three hours before your flight. Horizon Voyages will assist you with all departure formalities.

Upon arrival, a Horizon Voyages representative will greet you. Morning arrivals may explore the Negombo fishing village to experience local life before heading to Digana. After checking in, the afternoon is reserved for relaxation to recover from your journey. Overnight stay in Digana.

Enjoy breakfast before embarking on a trek through the Knuckles Mountain Range. Choose from three trekking options suited to your fitness level, each offering unique views of villages, waterfalls, and spice gardens. After an adventurous day, unwind at a campsite for dinner and an overnight stay.

After breakfast, visit the Temple of the Tooth in Kandy during the pooja ceremony. Explore the Royal Botanical Gardens and enjoy a tuk-tuk ride through Kandy. Overnight stay in Kandy.

Travel through the scenic central hills after breakfast. Visit a tea factory to learn about Ceylon Tea and take a walk through villages and plantations, concluding with an open-air village lunch. Arrive in Nuwara Eliya, explore the charming town, and relax overnight.

Start early for a walk in Horton Plains Nature Reserve, including the World’s End viewpoint. Later, enjoy a train journey from Nanu Oya to Ella, taking in stunning views of mountains and valleys. Check into your hotel in Ella for an overnight stay.

Take a tuk-tuk ride to Lipton’s Seat for panoramic views. Return to Ella for a thrilling ziplining session and a relaxing afternoon at Ravana Pool Club. Overnight stay in Ella.

Visit Little Adam’s Peak for a serene morning walk. Explore the Diyaluma waterfalls and natural pools, enjoy lunch in a village, and return to Ella to see the iconic Nine-Arch Bridge. Overnight stay in Ella.

Head to Badulla after breakfast, stopping at the majestic Dunhinda Waterfall. Check into an eco-lodge and spend the day surrounded by nature’s tranquility. Overnight stay at the eco-lodge.

Take an enchanting train ride past the Nine-Arch Bridge and travel to Arugambay. Along the way, stop at Ravana Waterfall. Arrive at the sandy beaches of Arugambay, a hub for surfers and beach lovers. Overnight stay in Arugambay.

Enjoy two days of leisure and adventure at Arugambay. Choose from activities such as surfing, lagoon safaris, wildlife excursions, or exploring historical sites like Muhudu Maha Vihara. Relax on Peanut Beach or interact with local fishermen. Overnight stays in Arugambay.

Depart early for Udawalawe. Visit the Ath Athuru Sevana to see baby elephants being bottle-fed. Embark on a safari at Udawalawe National Park before checking into your hotel for the night.

Travel along the coastline, visiting Tangalle, Mirissa, and Weligama. Witness stilt fishing, explore sandy beaches, and visit the Old Dutch Fort in Galle. Overnight stay in Galle.

Spend a relaxing morning at Galle Beach before heading to Colombo for a city tour. Depending on your flight schedule, enjoy a brief sightseeing tour before being assisted with airport formalities for departure.

Upon arrival at the airport, you will be warmly welcomed by a Horizon Voyages representative. Depending on your flight’s timing, you can visit the vibrant Negombo fishing village to catch a glimpse of the bustling local life. From there, travel to Galle with a brief stop in Colombo for a rapid city tour. Upon reaching Galle, explore the historic Old Dutch Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a rich colonial past. Relax at your hotel in Galle for the evening and enjoy your overnight stay.

Start your day with breakfast before heading to Mirissa. En route, witness the fascinating art of stilt fishing and visit local fishing villages. Stop at Polhena Beach, where you can snorkel and encounter sea turtles in their natural habitat. Arrive in Mirissa and check in to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day at leisure, relaxing on the pristine sands of Mirissa Beach.

Wake up early for an exciting whale-watching excursion in the Indian Ocean. A picnic breakfast will accompany you on this unforgettable adventure to spot majestic blue whales and dolphins. Afterward, return to your hotel for a relaxing afternoon. Spend the evening enjoying Mirissa Beach’s tranquil ambiance and vibrant activities.

After breakfast, depart for Tangalle, stopping at the ancient Mulkirigala Temple en route. This historic site boasts fascinating rock temples with intricate paintings and carvings. Upon reaching Tangalle, check in to your hotel and unwind. In the evening, you may opt for a turtle-watching experience, witnessing sea turtles laying eggs on the shore under the moonlit sky.

Embark on a journey to Udawalawe after breakfast. Visit the Ath Athuru Sevana, an elephant transit home, where you can witness the heartwarming sight of baby elephants being bottle-fed. Then, set out on a thrilling jeep safari in Udawalawe National Park, home to wild elephants, leopards, and diverse bird species. Continue to Ella and check in to your hotel for an overnight stay in this charming hill town.

Experience the breathtaking scenery of Ella with a tuk-tuk ride to Lipton’s Seat, a panoramic viewpoint surrounded by lush tea plantations. Visit a tea factory to learn about Sri Lanka’s renowned tea-making process. Return to Ella to enjoy a leisurely walk to Little Adam’s Peak and marvel at the Nine Arches Bridge. End the day by unwinding at the Ravana Pool Club.

Board the train from Ella to Nanu Oya for a scenic journey through misty mountains, verdant tea estates, and cascading waterfalls. Once in Nuwara Eliya, explore the charming town known as “Little England,” featuring colonial-era bungalows, gardens, and a cool climate. Spend the evening at leisure and relax at your hotel.

Begin the day with an early visit to Horton Plains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a guided nature walk to explore its unique ecosystem and reach the famous World’s End viewpoint. Later, proceed to Kandy, stopping at a tea plantation en route. Arrive in Kandy, attend a cultural dance performance, and settle into your hotel for the night.

Visit the revered Temple of the Tooth Relic during the morning pooja ceremony, where you can witness the spiritual rituals of the locals. Explore the Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya, renowned for its lush greenery and diverse plant species. Enjoy a tuk-tuk ride through Kandy and explore the city at your own pace. Conclude the day by heading to Digana for an overnight stay.

Embark on an adventurous trek through the Knuckles Mountain Range, a biodiversity hotspot filled with breathtaking landscapes, rural villages, and paddy fields. Stop at Matale to visit a spice garden and learn about Sri Lanka’s aromatic spices. Continue to Dambulla to explore the ancient Cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. End the day in Sigiriya for a relaxing evening.

Climb the iconic Lion’s Rock in the morning, marveling at its ancient frescoes and panoramic views. Afterward, embark on a guided village tour, experiencing local life, farming practices, and a traditional Sri Lankan meal. In the evening, visit Pidurangala Rock to witness a stunning sunset over the surrounding landscapes.

Travel to Polonnaruwa, the second ancient capital of Sri Lanka, and explore its impressive ruins, including the magnificent Gal Vihara Buddha statues. Continue your journey to Passikudah, where you can unwind on the idyllic beach.

Spend the day enjoying the serene beaches of Passikudah. Engage in water sports such as snorkeling and diving, or relax with spa treatments and fresh seafood. You can also visit nearby fishing villages to interact with the local community and experience authentic Sri Lankan coastal life.

Enjoy a leisurely morning at the beach before checking out of your hotel. If time permits, indulge in last-minute relaxation or activities. Depart for the airport to catch your flight, concluding your memorable Sri Lankan adventure.

Upon arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, meet your Horizon Voyages representative and chauffeur guide. Begin your journey with a visit to Negombo Fishing Village, known for its morning vibrancy and lined-up catamarans. Continue to Anuradhapura via scenic villages, paddy fields, and plantations. Check into your hotel and relax for the evening.

After breakfast, explore Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka’s ancient Buddhist capital, and its Sacred Bo Tree. Visit Mihintale, the world’s first declared sanctuary, before proceeding to Aukana to admire a colossal Buddha statue carved from a single rock. End the day in Habarana.

Start early with a climb up Sigiriya Lion’s Rock, a UNESCO site with stunning frescoes. Head to Polonnaruwa to explore its archaeological treasures, including the Gal Vihara statues. Conclude with a safari in Minneriya National Park to witness wild elephants in their natural habitat.

Travel to Trincomalee, renowned for its pristine beaches. Relax at your hotel, visit the city’s fort, and explore its famous Hindu temples.

Optionally embark on a morning whale-watching excursion. Proceed to Kandy, stopping at the Dambulla Cave Temple and a spice garden in Matale. Check into your hotel in Kandy and unwind.

Visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic in Kandy. Proceed to Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage to observe baby elephants being bottle-fed and bathed in the river. In the evening, enjoy a cultural dance show.

Explore the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens before traveling through tea plantations to Nuwara Eliya, often called “Little England.” Stroll through this quaint town, famous for its colonial charm.

Take a scenic train ride from Nanu Oya to Ella, known as the “train on clouds.” Explore Ella’s serene surroundings, including Little Adam’s Peak. Relax at your hotel.

Visit Lipton’s Seat by tuk-tuk, enjoying scenic tea plantations and local life. Stop at Ravana Falls before arriving in Tissamaharama. Visit the sacred Kataragama Temple in the evening.

Start with a jeep safari in Yala National Park to spot elephants, leopards, and more. Continue to Galle, visiting its historical Dutch Fort and observing traditional stilt fishermen. Overnight stay in the hotel.

Breakfast in the hotel, Morning hours are free for relaxation. You will be transferred to Colombo airport to take your scheduled flight on time.

Meet your chauffeur guide at the airport and transfer to Galle. Relax in your hotel and explore the historical Dutch Fort and its attractions in the evening.

Travel to Yala, stopping en route to admire stilt fishermen and palm-fringed beaches. In the afternoon, embark on a thrilling 4×4 safari in Yala National Park, searching for leopards, elephants, and more.

Transfer to Arugambay and settle into your beach hotel. Spend the day relaxing on the sandy shores or exploring the surrounding area.

Enjoy two days of complete freedom on Arugambay’s pristine beach. Choose from activities like water sports, fishing, lagoon safaris, or visits to local fishing villages and historical sites.

Travel to Galoya for two nights of unique experiences. Highlights include jeep and boat safaris, jungle treks with picnic lunches, and a visit to the Veddha aboriginal village.

Arrive in Ella, a charming hill village. Explore attractions like Little Adam’s Peak, Nine Arches Bridge, Ravana Falls, and tea plantations. Spend the night in this serene setting.

Board a train for one of the most scenic journeys in the world. Travel through lush tea plantations, valleys, and waterfalls to reach Kandy.

In Kandy, visit the Sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic and participate in a morning pooja ceremony. Conclude your journey with a transfer to the airport for your departure.

Meet your chauffeur guide upon arrival and unwind at a peaceful hotel by the beach. Explore the vibrant fishing village or simply relax.

Drive to the ancient city of Anuradhapura to explore its sacred sites, including the oldest recorded tree in the world.

Marvel at the colossal Buddha statue in Aukana before ascending the UNESCO-listed Sigiriya Rock Fortress.

Visit Polonnaruwa’s magnificent Buddha carvings, enjoy a wood carving demonstration, and partake in a traditional village lunch.

Explore the awe-inspiring Dambulla Cave Temple and experience the cultural richness of Kandy, including a visit to the Temple of the Tooth Relic.

Head to Nuwara Eliya, passing through lush tea estates, visiting a tea factory, and experiencing local village life.

Take a breathtaking train ride from Nanuoya to Ella and continue to Yala for a relaxing evening.

Enjoy an early morning safari in Yala National Park and visit the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort en route to your beach hotel.

Spend the day at your leisure or explore nearby attractions, including a turtle hatchery or a river safari.

Enjoy a peaceful morning before heading to Colombo for sightseeing and shopping. Conclude your tour with a timely airport drop-off.

Upon arrival, you’ll be warmly welcomed by our guide and proceed to Bentota. En route, visit the bustling Negombo fishing village, known for its vibrant markets and coastal charm. Continue to Colombo for a brief city tour, exploring its colonial heritage, bustling streets, and serene temples. Arrive in Bentota for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, head south along the coast. Stop at a turtle hatchery to learn about conservation efforts and enjoy a river safari in Balapitiya’s mangroves. Explore the historical Old Dutch Fort in Galle, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before continuing to Mirissa for your overnight stay.

Begin your day with an optional whale-watching excursion. Afterward, journey to Tissamaharama, passing Polhena Beach, where you might spot sea turtles. Check into your hotel near Yala National Park.

Start with an exhilarating jeep safari in Yala National Park, home to leopards, elephants, and diverse bird species. Continue to Ella, stopping at Ravana Waterfall. Upon arrival, enjoy a relaxed walk to Little Adam’s Peak and the Nine Arches Bridge. Overnight in Ella.

Experience one of the world’s most scenic train journeys from Ella to Nanuoya. Marvel at lush tea estates and rolling hills. Arrive in Nuwara Eliya, known as “Little England,” and unwind amidst its colonial charm.

Visit a tea factory to witness the tea-making process. Continue to Kandy, the last royal capital of Sri Lanka. Explore this cultural gem, nestled amidst verdant hills. Check into your hotel for the night.

Discover the Temple of the Tooth Relic, a revered Buddhist site. Stroll through the Royal Botanical Garden, renowned for its diverse flora. Witness a captivating cultural dance performance in the evening. Overnight in Kandy.

On your final day, visit the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, where rescued elephants are cared for. Observe feeding and bathing routines. Proceed to the airport for your departure, bidding farewell to Sri Lanka with cherished memories.

Upon arrival, meet your Horizon Voyages chauffeur guide and travel to Galle. Spend the afternoon exploring the old streets, ramparts, and colonial charm of this UNESCO World Heritage City. End the day with a sunset view over the Dutch Fort. Overnight stay in Galle.

Depart early for Ella, stopping en route for a thrilling 4×4 safari in Udawalawe National Park to spot wild elephants. Arrive in Ella, a picturesque village surrounded by lush tea plantations and valleys. Visit attractions such as Little Adam’s Peak and Nine Arch Bridge. Overnight stay in Ella.

Board the morning train from Ella to Nanu Oya for an unforgettable journey through breathtaking landscapes. Your chauffeur will meet you at Nanu Oya to continue towards Kandy, visiting a tea factory and plantation en route. In Kandy, visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic and enjoy a cultural dance performance. Overnight stay in Kandy.

Travel to Trincomalee, stopping to visit the Dambulla Cave Temple, known for its ancient frescoes and Buddha statues, and the Sigiriya Lion Rock, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning views and fascinating history. Arrive in Trincomalee for a relaxing evening. Overnight stay in Trincomalee.

Enjoy two days of leisure on the sandy beaches of Trincomalee. Activities include diving at Pigeon Island, whale and dolphin watching, exploring fishing villages, visiting Koneswaram Temple and Dutch Fort, and indulging in fresh seafood. Water sports and village excursions are also available. Overnight stay in Trincomalee.

Transfer to the airport for your flight home. Extend your stay upon request for more beach time or additional exploration.

Welcome to Sri Lanka! Upon arrival, meet your Horizon Voyages chauffeur guide who will accompany you throughout your stay. Transfer to your hotel in Colombo. Spend the afternoon relaxing or embark on an optional city tour to explore colonial landmarks, bustling bazaars, and serene temples. Overnight stay in Colombo.

After breakfast, proceed to Pinnawala to visit the renowned Elephant Orphanage, where you can watch baby elephants bathe and feed. Continue to Peradeniya to stroll through the Royal Botanical Garden. Arrive in Kandy and check in to your hotel. Explore the city’s attractions and enjoy a cultural dance performance in the evening. Overnight stay in Kandy.

Begin your day with a visit to the Temple of the Tooth Relic during the morning pooja ceremony. Drive through scenic landscapes to Nuwara Eliya, stopping to visit a tea plantation and factory en route. Arrive at your hotel and spend the afternoon exploring this charming hill station or relaxing amidst its serene surroundings. Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.

 Experience one of the world’s most picturesque train rides from Nanu Oya to Bandarawela. Upon arrival, continue by road to Yala, exploring attractions along the way. Check into your hotel and relax or visit nearby sites such as Kataragama Temple. Overnight stay in Yala.

 Start early with a thrilling jeep safari in Yala National Park, home to leopards, elephants, and other wildlife. Journey along the southern coastline, stopping at Tangalle, Mirissa, and Unawatuna. Explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Dutch Fort before heading to your beachside hotel in Bentota. Overnight stay in Bentota.

Depending on your flight schedule, enjoy morning activities such as visiting a sea turtle hatchery, exploring moonstone mines, or taking a river safari through mangroves. In the afternoon, transfer to the airport for your departure.

Upon arrival, meet your Horizon Voyages representative and experienced chauffeur. Enjoy a scenic drive to the Kandy region and check into the luxurious Santani Wellness Resort. Unwind and prepare for the journey ahead amidst tranquil surroundings.

Immerse yourself in a transformative yoga program designed to suit your unique needs. The eight-day retreat includes daily yoga and meditation sessions, complemented by breathtaking natural surroundings and nourishing cuisine. With the expertise of seasoned instructors, reconnect with your inner self in a peaceful and supportive environment.

Bid farewell to the Santani Wellness Resort after breakfast and drive to Colombo. En route, visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Upon arrival in Colombo, check into your boutique hotel and enjoy a relaxed evening exploring the city or resting.

On your final day, savor breakfast before your transfer to BIA. Reflect on the profound relaxation, renewal, and insights gained during your stay in Sri Lanka. Depart with cherished memories and a rejuvenated spirit.