Sri Lanka

Also known as 'The Pearl of the Indian Ocean', Sri Lanka offers amazing diversity. This tropical island leaves little to be desired with its ancient cities, lush forests, exotic wildlife and secret beaches. Take a trip through time as you explore thousands of years of history in ruins and ancient cave temples.

Sri Lanka offers much to experience, from the bustle of Colombo and Kandy to the peaceful seclusion among tea plantations in the hills or the serene beaches of Tangalle; from being among the wildlife of Gal Oya to watching some amazing whales off Trincomalee. Sri Lankan cuisine is as diverse as the land, the tantalizing mix of flavours influenced by Ayurvedic philosophies will most certainly nourish and satisfy. Journey to some of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring locations in Sri Lanka; our paths are a curated blend of adventure, culture and tranquility. Uncover a land of magical proportions, shaped over generations by nature and spirituality. Adventure awaits the nature-lover, the thrill-seeker, and everyone else.

Our Paths

THE SOUTH COAST

GAL OYA

TRINCOMALEE

SIGNATURE SRI LANKA

Sri LANKA EXPERIENCES

Enjoy a picnic lunch by the river before a jeep safari led by an expert naturalist takes you into the forgotten Nilgala section of Gal Oya National Park.

Take a scenic train ride through changing landscapes, towering trees and tea plantations. Allow the train to take you on a gentle ride through lush tea plantations, mountains covered in mist and smiling people. Watch for the snack and chai vendors as they pass you with delicious-smelling treats. Get a window seat and feel the air turn cool and crisp. An absolute must-do in Sri Lanka.

Take a private boat out 40 nautical miles to spot the largest mammals ever known, the Blue whales, and the the largest predators on our planet, the Sperm whales

Feast on a traditional Sri Lankan lunch atop Poonalaga hill and against a backdrop of the rolling tea country hills.

Guide to SRI LANKA

Seasons

Sri Lanka is a destination you can visit at any time of the year; but if you wish to avoid its uniquely biannual monsoon seasons, a good time to journey to Sri Lanka is between December and April. Its monsoon seasons occur from October to January in the North-East and from May to September in the South-West.