15 Days of Adventure
Wild Kingdom of Lanka
Experience the best of Sri Lanka in 14 nights, from relaxing on Negombo’s beaches to climbing Sigiriya Rock and exploring Polonnaruwa’s ancient ruins. Discover Kandy’s cultural treasures and traditional dance, wander through Nuwara Eliya’s scenic tea country, and enjoy the beauty of Ella. Embark on thrilling safaris in Minneriya, Yala, and Wilpattu National Parks to spot elephants, leopards, and other wildlife. End your journey with sun-soaked relaxation in Mirissa and a city tour of Colombo, blending culture, wildlife, and beach leisure in comfort.
Itinerary
Day 1 – Negombo
Arrive in Sri Lanka and transfer to Negombo, the charming coastal gateway known for its golden beach and colonial heritage.
Explore the Dutch Canal, St. Mary’s Church, and the lively Fish Market.
(Optional: Enjoy a sunset boat ride on the Negombo Lagoon.)
Overnight stay in Negombo.
Day 2 – Wilpattu
After breakfast, head to Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest and most scenic wildlife reserve.
Embark on an afternoon safari to spot elusive leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and spotted deer around the park’s stunning natural lakes (“villus”).
Overnight stay near Wilpattu National Park.
Day 3 – Wilpattu
Spend the day exploring the wilderness of Wilpattu on a full-day safari.
Witness the raw beauty of Sri Lanka’s diverse flora and fauna in one of the island’s oldest and least disturbed jungles.
(Optional: Visit the ancient ruins of Anuradhapura in the afternoon.)
Overnight stay in Wilpattu.
Day 4 – Sigiriya
After breakfast, travel to Sigiriya.
In the afternoon, climb the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its breathtaking views and 5th-century frescoes.
(Optional: Experience a village safari and enjoy a traditional lunch by the lake.)
Overnight stay in Sigiriya.
Day 5 – Sigiriya
After breakfast, explore the sacred Dambulla Cave Temple, home to ancient Buddhist art and rock paintings.
In the afternoon, head to Minneriya National Park for a thrilling jeep safari. Witness the famous “Gathering” — hundreds of elephants congregating around the Minneriya Tank during the dry season.
Overnight stay in Sigiriya.
Day 6 – Kandy
Travel south toward Kandy, stopping at the Matale Spice Garden en route.
In Kandy, visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic and stroll around the scenic Kandy Lake.
(Optional: Attend a traditional cultural dance show in the evening.)
Overnight stay in Kandy.
Day 7– Nuwara Eliya
After breakfast, journey through misty hills and tea gardens toward Nuwara Eliya, known as “Little England.”
Stop by Ramboda Falls and a tea factory to witness the art of Ceylon Tea making.
Spend the evening exploring Gregory Lake or relaxing in the cool highland air.
Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.
Day 8 – Nuwara Eliya
After breakfast, Set off early for a guided hike at Horton Plains National Park, home to World’s End and Baker’s Falls.
Enjoy stunning views of rolling plains, cloud forests, and rare wildlife species.
Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.
Day 9 – Ella
After breakfast ,Travel to Ella, either by road or via the famous train ride through lush tea country.
Visit Nine Arches Bridge and Little Adam’s Peak for incredible mountain views.
(Optional: Visit Ravana Falls or join a short nature trail.)
Overnight stay in Ella.
Day 10 – Yala
Depart Ella after breakfast and head south to Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s premier wildlife destination.
In the afternoon, embark on a Yala Safari, where you might spot leopards, elephants, crocodiles, and exotic birdlife.
Overnight stay near Yala National Park.
Day 11 – Mirissa
After breakfast, travel to the beautiful coastal town of Mirissa.
Spend the rest of the day relaxing on the beach or enjoying the laid-back seaside atmosphere.
(Optional: Visit Coconut Tree Hill or the Secret Beach.)
Overnight stay in Mirissa.
Day 12 – Mirissa
Set off early for an unforgettable whale-watching excursion.
Spot blue whales, sperm whales, and playful dolphins as they surface in the deep blue waters off Mirissa.
Return to the hotel and spend the afternoon at leisure — swim, sunbathe
Overnight stay in Mirissa.
Day 13 – Bentota
After breakfast, travel to Bentota.
En route, stop to explore the historic Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with charming streets, boutiques, and ocean views.
Continue to Balapitiya for an enchanting Madu Ganga River Safari, exploring mangrove islands and local wildlife.
Overnight stay in Bentota.
Day 14 – Colombo
Travel to Colombo, Sri Lanka’s vibrant capital.
Discover its highlights — Galle Face Green, Independence Square, Gangaramaya Temple, and Pettah Market.
(Optional: Go on a tuk-tuk city tour or shop at local designer boutiques.)
Overnight stay in Colombo.
Day 15 – Departure
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your departure.
Bid farewell to the island of wildlife, wilderness, and wonder.
Costs
The Cost includes
- UNESCO World Heritage Sites
- 14 Accommodation in double rooms on BB (Bed & Breakfast) basis
- Personalized meet-and-greet assistance on arrival and departure
- Private air-conditioned vehicle with chauffeur-driver throughout the tour
- Daily bottled water during travel and excursions
- All government taxes and service charges
- 24-hour assistance from Lost Sail Tours team
The Cost Excludes
- Entrance fees at places of interest mentioned
- Lunch, dinner and beverages
- Extras of personal nature
- Camera & Video permits
- Tips and gratuities (Given as a supplement)
- Extra services other than those specified
- Extensions of stays or amendments to the itinerary
FAQs
How do I book a tour with Lost Sail Tours?
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.
What should I pack for my trip?
Light cotton clothes, comfortable shoes, swimwear, sunscreen, and a light jacket for hill country. For temples, modest clothing (cover shoulders & knees) is a must.
Do I need a visa to visit Sri Lanka?
Yes, most travelers need an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) before arrival. It’s quick and can be applied online.
When is the best time to travel to Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka is great year-round, but the south & west are best from Dec–Apr, and the east coast is best from May–Sep.
How many days do I need to explore Sri Lanka?
Ideally 7–14 days to experience beaches, hill country, culture, and safaris. Shorter trips are possible, but a week or more is recommended.
Is it safe to travel around Sri Lanka?
Yes, Sri Lanka is considered safe for tourists. Our tours include verified guides, trusted drivers, and secure accommodations for extra peace of mind.
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