Ultimate Destinations
“From its serene heights of the central hills to stunning coastal shores ..”
Day 1 – Negombo coastal wonder
Day 1 : Arrival – Negombo
Negombo Lagoon Tour: Discover the serene beauty of Negombo Lagoon, known for its rich biodiversity and traditional fishing methods.
Fish Market: Explore the bustling fish market to witness the local fishing culture.
Spirit of Seaside: Enjoy the refreshing coastal breeze and scenic seaside views.
Travel from Negombo to Pinnawala elephant orphanage
Day 2 – Negombo to Dambulla
Dambulla Cave Temples: Explore the ancient rock temples adorned with stunning Buddhist murals and statues.
Minneriya National Park: Experience an exciting wildlife safari, famous for large gatherings of elephants.
Arrives to Sigiriya
- Sigiriya Lion Rock: Climb the iconic rock fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with breathtaking views.
Day 3 – Sigiriya(Pidurangala) to Anuradhapura
Wake up at dawn and head to Pidurangala Rock, located just a short drive or walk from Sigiriya.
- Pidurangala Rock Hiking: Enjoy a peaceful hike to Pidurangala for panoramic vistas.
Arrives to Anuradhapura
“The ancient capital of Sri Lanka”
A journey into the heart of the island’s Buddhist heritage. This sacred city, renowned for its well-preserved ruins, is home to iconic landmarks such as the Sri Maha Bodhi, a sacred fig tree grown from a cutting of the tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment. Highlights include the massive dagobas like Ruwanwelisaya and Jetavanaramaya, ancient monasteries, and intricate reservoirs showcasing advanced ancient engineering.
Day 4 – Anuradhapura , Polonnaruwa to Kandy
The journey from Anuradhapura to Polonnaruwa is a mesmerizing drive through Sri Lanka’s picturesque countryside. This takes you past lush green paddy fields, serene lakes, and charming rural villages that reflect the island’s natural beauty and simplicity.
Polonnaruwa Ancient City
Walk through the remains of the second capital, rich in ancient ruins and monuments.
Arriving to kandy
Day 5 – Kandy Dalada maligawa to Hatton
Temple of the Tooth Relic: Visit this sacred Buddhist temple housing the relic of Lord Buddha’s tooth.
Ambuluwawa
A stunning biodiversity complex and religious sanctuary perched atop a 3,567-foot hill. Known for its iconic white spiral tower that resembles a fairytale structure, it offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and towns. The climb up the tower, with its narrow winding staircase, is thrilling yet rewarding, as it feels like you’re ascending into the sky.
After climbing Ambuluwawa heading to Hatton for some well-deserved rest.
Day 6 – Adam’s Peak(Siripada)
Start the exhilarating climb up Adam’s Peak in the early morning hours to witness the magical sunrise, and later head back to Hatton for a well-earned rest amidst its serene surroundings.
Day 7 – Hatton to Ella
The Hatton to Ella train journey in Sri Lanka is one of the most scenic and iconic rail experiences in the world. This route takes you through the heart of Sri Lanka’s hill country, offering breathtaking landscapes, lush tea plantations, and misty mountains.
Day 8 – Ella
Little Adam’s Peak
A short and easy hike with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding hills, valleys, and tea plantations.
Ravana Falls
This picturesque waterfall is located about 6 km from Ella and is tied to the legend of King Ravana. It’s a great spot for photography and cooling off.
Zipline Adventure (Flying Ravana)
Experience an adrenaline rush as you zipline through the hills and over tea plantations.
Day 9 – Ella to Yala National Park
Yala National Park is famous for its wildlife, including leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and bird species.
Day 10 – Yala to Down south
Thissamaharama Budhdha’s Temples & Ruins
Kataragama
A sacred pilgrimage site for Buddhists, Hindus, and Muslims.Visit the Kataragama Temple and participate in the evening Puja ceremony
Day 11 / 12 – Unawatuna – Mirissa
Unawatuna🌴
Known for its golden sands and calm, swimmable waters, this is a perfect spot to relax, swim, and enjoy beachside cafes.
Snorkeling (you can see coral reefs and small fish).
Rent a beach chair and enjoy the sunset.
Jungle Beach
A hidden gem tucked away in the forest, this secluded beach is less crowded and ideal for snorkeling and relaxing.
Rumassala Hill (Rumassala Sanctuary)
Rumored to be part of the legendary mountain from the Ramayana, this area is great for hiking and offers incredible views of the southern coast.
Fun Fact:
It’s also called the “Medicinal Herbal Mountain” due to its legendary significance.
Mirissa 🐚
The crescent-shaped beach is famous for its laid-back vibe, clear waters, and lively beach bars. It’s a great spot for swimming, surfing, or sunbathing.
Whale Watching🐳
Mirissa is one of the best places in the world to spot blue whales, sperm whales, and dolphins.
Day 13 – Down South Adventures
Galle Fort Maritime museum
Stilt Fishermen
Galle Fort
Galle Lighthouse
Dutch Reformed Church (Groote Kerk)
End of the journey..🚗