Experience the best of Sri Lanka in 11 days, from ancient cities and scenic hill country to wildlife safaris and golden beaches. Discover culture, nature, and coastal charm in one unforgettable journey.
Upon arrival at Bandaranayake International Airport, you will be greeted by our representative and transferred to your beachside hotel in Negombo.
Relax after your flight and enjoy a sunset walk along the golden sands.
(Optional: Take a boat ride along the Dutch Canal or visit the lively Negombo Fish Market.)
Overnight stay in Negombo.
After breakfast, drive to Sigiriya (approx. 4 hrs).
Stopping en route to visit the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage.
Upon arrival in Sigiriya, check in to your resort and relax amid the tranquil garden surroundings.
Evening visit to Sigiriya Rock Fortress for sunset.
Overnight stay in Sigiriya.
Morning guided tour of the ancient city of Polonnaruwa.
Afternoon visit to a traditional village with bullock cart ride, canoeing, and an authentic local lunch experience.
(Optional: Evening safari in Minneriya National Park to spot wild elephants.)
Overnight stay in Sigiriya.
After breakfast, travel to Kandy (approx. 2–3 hrs).
En route, visit the Dambulla Cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Continue to Kandy, explore the Temple of the Tooth and enjoy a stroll around Kandy Lake.
(Optional: Attend a traditional cultural dance performance in the evening.)
Overnight stay in Kandy.
After breakfast, enjoy a morning stroll through the Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya, followed by a visit to the Gem Museum and discover the highlights of Kandy city, including shopping for handicrafts, gems, and spices.
Conclude your tour with a scenic stop at Arthur’s Seat View Point, offering a stunning panoramic view of Kandy.
Overnight stay in Kandy.
After Breakfast a scenic drive through tea plantations to Nuwara Eliya.
Visit a tea factory and sample fresh Ceylon tea.
Enjoy a walk around Gregory Lake.
(Optional: Visit Hakgala Botanical Garden or take a short hike through the tea estates.)
Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.
After breakfast, take the scenic train journey from Nanu Oya to Ella
(Train ride available with early booking; otherwise, you will be taken by road.)
Arrive and settle into your hotel with breathtaking mountain views.
Evening free for relaxation.
(Optional: Evening hike to Little Adam’s Peak or visit Ravana Falls.)
Overnight stay in Ella.
After breakfast, morning trek to Ella Rock for panoramic views.
Visit Nine Arches Bridge, an iconic railway marvel.
Enjoy a local cooking class with fresh ingredients.
(Optional: Ayurvedic spa therapy in the evening.)
Overnight stay in Ella.
After breakfast, travel to Yala (approx. 4–5 hrs).
Embark on an exciting afternoon safari in Yala National Park, famous for its leopards, elephants, and diverse wildlife.
(Optional: Early morning birdwatching around your lodge.)
Overnight stay in Yala.
After breakfast, depart for the southern coast (approx. 3 hrs).
Stop at the historic Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Continue to Bentota for beach relaxation.
(Optional: River safari on the Madu Ganga or a visit to a turtle hatchery.)
Overnight stay in Bentota.
After breakfast, travel to Colombo (approx. 1–2 hours).
If time permits before your flight, enjoy shopping in Colombo’s trendy boutiques and fashion stores, or take a fun tuk-tuk ride through the city’s lively streets.
Transfer to Bandaranayake International Airport for your onward journey.
You can book via our website, email, or WhatsApp. Once we understand your preferences, we’ll send a detailed itinerary and guide you through the booking process.
Light cotton clothes, comfortable shoes, swimwear, sunscreen, and a light jacket for hill country. For temples, modest clothing (cover shoulders & knees) is a must.
Yes, most travelers need an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) before arrival. It’s quick and can be applied online.
Sri Lanka is great year-round, but the south & west are best from Dec–Apr, and the east coast is best from May–Sep.
Ideally 7–14 days to experience beaches, hill country, culture, and safaris. Shorter trips are possible, but a week or more is recommended.
Yes, Sri Lanka is considered safe for tourists. Our tours include verified guides, trusted drivers, and secure accommodations for extra peace of mind.