Locations
- Anuradhapura
- Colombo
- Ella
- Kandy
- Mirissa
- Negombo
- Nuwara Eliya
- Sigiriya
- Trincomalee
- Yala
Highlights
- Negombo Fish Market
- Hamilton Canal
- Munneswaram Kovil
- Wilpattu National Park
- Ancient City of Anuradhapura
- Mihintale Temple
- Kanniya Hot Water Springs
- Koneswaram Kovil
- Shankari Devi Kovil
- Ancient City of Polonnaruwa
- Jeep Safari through Minneriya National Park
- Sigiriya Rock Fortress
- Village Safari
- Pidurangala Rock
- Spice and Herbal Garden
- Gem Museum
- Traditional Wood Carving
- Batik Cloth factories
- Kandyan Dance Show
- Sri Dalada Maligawa
- Peradeniya Botanic Garden
- Tea Factory
- Sri Bhakta Hanuman
- Ramboda Ella
- Lake Gregory
- Horton Plains National Park
- Seetha Aman Kovil
- Train Trip to Ella
- Nine Arches Bridge
- Little Adam’s Peak
- Ravana Ella
- Ravana’s Cave
- Yala National Park
- Bundala National Park
- Blow Hole Hummanaya
- Dewundara Lighthouse
- Whale Watching
- Snorkeling
- Galle Fort
- Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project
- River Boat Safari
- Old Fort
- Beira Lake
- Gangaramaya Temple
- National Museum
- Independence Memorial Hall
- Pettah
Day 1 – Airport to Negombo
When you arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport, a T2 Travels representative will be waiting to meet and greet you. Then we will proceed to Negombo.
Arriving in Negombo, we will visit Negombo Fish Market, the largest and busiest in Sri Lanka. Where you can experience the hustle and bustle of fish auctions.
Afterward, we will take a boat ride on the Hamilton Canal, one of the most important waterways of colonial times that connects northern and southern parts of Negombo. Along the way, we will see many landmarks of this city located along the banks of the canal.
A direct trip from Bandaranaike International Airport to Negombo typically takes 20 minutes, and you will stay overnight at hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 2 – Negombo to Anuradhapura
After breakfast at the hotel in Negombo, we will get on our way to Anuradhapura.
Traveling along the coast we will visit one of the most important Hindu temples in Sri Lanka. Munneswaram Kovil is a temple constructed in place of an ancient shrine where Lord Rama prayed after defeating Ravana, as described in epic Ramayana.
Continuing on our way, we will embark on a safari through Wilpattu National Park. Named after the many shallow lakes, willus, this national park is a place of many hotspots of biodiversity.
A direct trip from Negombo to Anuradhapura typically takes 3 hours and 45 minutes, and you will stay overnight at hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 3 – Anuradhapura to Trincomalee
After breakfast at the hotel in Anuradhapura, we will start our journey to Trincomalee.
In the morning we will tour the Ancient City of Anuradhapura. A former seat of power of Sinhala kings from the 4th century BC until around 1017 AD. City of Buddhist learning and temples that according to archeological data has existed since before 10th century BC, which makes it one of the oldest still inhabited cities in the world.
Continuing on our way, we will visit the Mihintale Temple, a Buddhist temple constructed in a place where according to legend Buddhism was introduced to Sri Lanka in 3rd century BC.
Arriving in Trincomalee we will visit the Kanniya Hot Water Springs. According to legend, these seven hot springs erupted from the ground when Lord Ravana hit the ground with his sword.
We will also visit a Hindu temple with a tradition lasting since 205 BC, the Koneswaram Kovil. Once known as the Temple of Thousand Pillars, through history it was destroyed and rebuilt several times, and today it is one of the most important Hindu temples in Sri Lanka.
Near the temple is a small shrine known as the Shankari Devi Kovil. According to Hindu teachings, it is one of the eighteen Maha Shakti Pithas, places in the world where parts of the body of a goddess Shakti fell, and which are important places of pilgrimage.
A direct trip from Negombo to Anuradhapura typically takes 2 hours and 10 minutes, and you will stay overnight at Hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 4 – Trincomalee to Sigiriya
After breakfast at the hotel in Trincomalee, we will start our trip to Sigiriya.
On our way, we will visit the Ancient City of Polonnaruwa. Founded in the 11th century AD as the capital of the Indian Chola dynasty’s short-lived kingdom, for centuries afterward it served as the capital of Sinhalese civilization.
Continuing on our way, we will embark on the Jeep Safari through Minneriya National Park. Located on banks of the 3rd century AD artificial lake, this natural reserve is an important feeding ground for wildlife of surrounding areas during the dry season.
A direct trip from Negombo to Anuradhapura typically takes 1 hour and 45 minutes, and you will stay overnight at hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 5 – Sigiriya Day Excursion
After breakfast at the hotel in Sigiriya, we will embark on a day trip.
In the morning we will pass through Lion Gate and climb to the Sigiriya Rock Fortress. This fortress constructed in the 5th century AD on top of a 200 meters high rock, with its many pools and gardens, is one of the most magnificent monuments of ancient Sinhala builders.
Afterward, we will take a Village Safari, and experience the rural life of Sri Lanka and its synergy with nature. Along the way we will travel by foot, catamaran riverboat and bullock pulled cart.
In the afternoon, we will climb the Pidurangala Rock, a popular hiking spot near Sigiriya from which spreads a bewitching vista encompassing the whole of this ancient city. Afterward, we will return to the hotel in Sigiriya.
Day 6 – Sigiriya to Kandy
After breakfast at the hotel in Sigiriya, we will get on our way to Kandy.
On our way, we will visit the Spice and Herbal Garden. Since ancient times Sri Lanka has produced and exported many exotic spices, here you will learn about them.
Arriving in Kandy we will visit the Gem Museum, traditional Wood Carving, and Batik Cloth factories.
In the afternoon we will attend the Kandyan Dance Show. Starting at 4 pm it showcases the immaterial heritage of Sinhalese civilization, dances and traditional costumes.
A direct trip from Sigiriya to Kandy typically takes 2 hours and 20 minutes, and you will stay overnight at Hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 7 – Kandy to Nuwara Eliya
After breakfast at the hotel in Kandy, we will start our trip to Nuwara Eliya.
In the morning, we will visit the Sri Dalada Maligawa, one of the most important Buddhist temples in Sri Lanka, and one which is home to the sacred relic of Buddha’s tooth.
Continuing on our way, in the suburbs of Kandy, we will visit the Peradeniya Botanic Garden. The largest botanical garden on the island and home to the national herbarium boasts a collection of more than 4,000 plant species.
Continuing on our way, we will have a tour of the Tea Factory, where you can learn about the history and process of production of some of the best tea in the world.
Afterward, we will visit the Sri Bhakta Hanuman, a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Just a short drive away is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Sri Lanka, Ramboda Ella down which waters flow in a Y shape.
Arriving in Nuwara Eliya, we will spend the rest of the day in the style of wealthy planters of colonial times, on Lake Gregory, fishing, boating, or having a stroll on its banks.
A direct trip from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya typically takes 2 hours and 10 minutes, and you will stay overnight at hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 8 – Nuwara Eliya to Ella
Our journey will start before dawn. Breakfast is provided as a takeaway in Horton Plains National Park.
First thing in the morning we will visit the Horton Plains National Park. Located above the clouds, this plateau is one of the most stunning places in Sri Lanka.
Continuing on our way, we will visit the Seetha Aman Kovil, a Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Sita, wife of Lord Rama, and arguably the only one in the world dedicated to this Hindu goddess.
We will then visit the town of Nanuoya, from which we will embark on the Train Trip to Ella, a train trip known as one of the most scenic in the world.
A direct trip from Nuwara Eliya to Ella typically takes 1 hour and 30 minutes, and you will stay overnight at hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 9 – Ella to Yala
After breakfast at the hotel in Ella, we will proceed to Yala National Park.
On our way, we will visit one of the most scenic attractions of Ella, the Nine Arches Bridge, railway bridge of stones and concrete that gently curves over a ravine covered in lush jungle-like growth.
Next, we will visit one of the most popular hiking spots near Ella, Little Adam’s Peak.
Continuing on our way, we will visit two places related to events described in Ramayana. The Ravana Ella, a waterfall under which princess Sita bathed while she was imprisoned in the Ravana’s Cave.
In the afternoon we will embark on the safari through Yala National Park. One of the two oldest national parks, Yala is the most visited one and its Block I is considered to be the place with the highest concentration of leopards in the world.
A direct trip from Ella to Yala typically takes 1 hour and 45 minutes, and you will stay overnight at hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 10 – Yala to Mirissa
After breakfast at the hotel in Yala, we will get on the road to Mirissa.
In the morning we will have a safari in the Bundala National Park, a biosphere reserve that is one of the most important wintering grounds in Sri Lanka for migratory water birds.
Continuing on our way, we will pass through the village of Kudawella, and see the Blow Hole Hummanaya, the only such natural formation in Sri Lanka.
Afterward, we will visit the southernmost point of the island, where the Dewundara Lighthouse is located. It is one of just two dozen in the world specially constructed to house the largest lighthouse lenses ever built.
Day 11 – Mirissa
After breakfast at the hotel in Mirissa, we will enjoy the attractions of this beach town.
Every morning at 7 o’clock from Mirissa harbor depart Whale Watching boats. Embarking on such a tour you will have an opportunity of seeing the largest animal ever to live on our planet, the blue whales.
Mirissa is also a popular Snorkeling spot with crystal clear shallow waters, rich with colorful marine wildlife.
Day 12 – Mirissa
After breakfast at the hotel in Mirissa, we will enjoy leisure time.
Mirissa is one of the prime beach destinations. Its beautiful beaches, lined with palm trees and hip restaurants and bars are synonymous with relaxing and enjoying the moment.
A direct trip from Yala to Mirissa typically takes 3 hours and 20 minutes, and you will stay overnight at hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 13 – Mirissa to Colombo
After breakfast at the hotel in Mirissa, we will start on our journey to Colombo.
Traveling along the coast, we will visit the Galle Fort. Originally constructed in the 16th century by Portuguese, and expanded in the 17th by Dutch East India Company, this fort is one of the best-preserved European fortresses in South Asia.
Continuing on our way along the coast, we will visit the town of Kosgoda, where the Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project is located. This is one of the most important institutions dedicated to the protection of these magnificent animals in Sri Lanka.
While in Kosgoda, we will also embark on the River Boat Safari on Madu Ganga River. This one-hour boat trip will take us through beautiful marshy mangrove forests that line the banks of this river.
A direct trip from Mirissa to Colombo typically takes 3 hours and 10 minutes, and you will stay overnight at Hotel on the Bed & Breakfast basis, with breakfast included in price.
Day 14 – Colombo to Airport
After breakfast at the hotel in Colombo, we will proceed to Bandaranaike International Airport.
In the morning we will have an excursion through Colombo. We will visit the Old Fort, nearby Beira Lake and one of the most important Buddhist temples, the Gangaramaya Temple. We will also visit the National Museum and nearby Independence Memorial Hall. We will also spend time wandering the colorful streets of the historic neighborhood of Pettah.
A direct trip from Colombo to Bandaranaike International Airport typically takes 1 hour and 10 minutes.
Include
- Accommodation (3-5 star hotels)
- Private driver guide
- Brand new luxury car or van
- Breakfast/lunch/dinner
- Sightseeing
- Sim card
- Water bottles
- Highway tolls
- All local taxes.
Exclude
- Flight tickets
- Early check-in and late check-out at hotels
- All tips & porter charges
- Cost of beverage throughout the tour
- Expenses of a personal nature
- Insurance
- Visa
- Any other services not specified above.
Booking Confirmation Policy
- Client have to pay 25% on total tour cost in advance and balance on arrival.
- The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email after advance payment.
Cancellation policy
- If cancellations are made 15 days before the start date of the trip, 25% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
Refund policy
- The applicable refund amount will be processed within 7 business days.
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