Exploring An Eco Tourist’s Journey
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Introduction
Embark on a 15-day ecological odyssey with Horizon Voyages, unveiling the natural wonders of Sri Lanka. From untouched wilderness and ancient treasures to vibrant village life and serene coastlines, this journey is a symphony of ecological, sustainable, and responsible tourism. Experience a harmonious blend of nature, culture, and adventure, embracing the true essence of Sri Lanka.
Highlights of the Tour
- Bird watching, kayaking, and cycling in Anamaduwa
- Exploring Dambulla Cave Temple and spotting the Slender Loris in Habarana
- Climbing Sigiriya Rock Fortress and a Jeep Safari in Minneriya National Park
- Visits to Nalanda Gedige and the Kandy Tooth Relic Temple
- Hiking in the Knuckles Mountain Range
- Immersing in local village life and traditional cooking
- Jungle safari and boat safari in Gal Oya National Park
- Nature walks and waterfall swims in Koslanda
- Jeep Safari in Yala National Park
- Cultural experiences in Sinharaja and Bentota
Travel Itinerary in Brief
Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport and transfer to Anamaduwa. Begin your Sri Lankan adventure with an overnight stay amidst the natural marvels of this serene locale.
Start the day with bird watching, followed by kayaking on a tranquil lake. Cycle through a nearby village and, in the evening, participate in a Sri Lankan cooking class. Enjoy another night in Anamaduwa.
Travel to Habarana, stopping at the Dambulla Cave Temple. In the evening, embark on a trail to spot the elusive Slender Loris before an overnight stay in Habarana.
Climb the historic Sigiriya Rock Fortress at sunrise, enjoy an herbal foot massage, and embark on a Jeep Safari in Minneriya National Park. Conclude the day with a stay in Habarana.
Journey to Digana with a visit to the Nalanda Gedige and the Kandy Tooth Relic Temple. Relax at your hotel in Digana for the night.
Transfer to the Knuckles Mountain Range for an exhilarating hike through stunning landscapes. Spend the night in a serene mountain retreat.
Immerse in village life with visits to a local school, a weaving mill, and a jungle waterfall. Learn traditional cooking and enjoy a local dinner before an overnight stay.
Travel to Gal Oya National Park for a jungle safari and picnic lunch. Spend the night in the tranquil setting of Gal Oya.
Embark on a morning boat safari in Gal Oya and visit a Vedda village to learn about indigenous culture. Relax overnight in Gal Oya.
Transfer to Koslanda for a guided nature walk and a peaceful stay at your hotel.
Enjoy leisure time and hotel facilities in Koslanda, followed by a picnic lunch and swim at a secluded waterfall. Stay another night in Koslanda.
Journey to Yala for an afternoon Jeep Safari in Yala National Park. Stay overnight in Yala.
Learn about curd making and Palmyrah Leaf weaving. Transfer to Sinharaja for a captivating Night Trail in the rainforest. Stay overnight in Sinharaja.
Explore the Sinharaja Rainforest on a nature trail before heading to the coastal town of Bentota for a relaxing evening.
Transfer to Colombo for an overnight stay, enjoying the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Depart the following day from Bandaranaike International Airport.
FAQs
Pack comfortable clothing for hiking and outdoor activities, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle.
Sri Lanka is a year-round destination, but the best time for this itinerary is from November to April when the weather is most favorable.
Most activities are family-friendly, but some hikes and safaris may be challenging for very young children.
Yes, comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, cancellations, and adventure activities is recommended.
Tips
- Stay Hydrated: Always carry a reusable water bottle and stay hydrated, especially during hikes and outdoor activities.
- Respect Local Customs: Wear modest clothing when visiting temples and remove your shoes before entering.
- Local Culture: Embrace local customs and traditions, dress modestly when visiting religious sites, and ask for permission before taking photos of people.
- Eco-Friendly Practices: Minimize plastic use, dispose of waste responsibly, and support local eco-friendly businesses.