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A jewel of an island that is overlooked by many, but waiting for you to discover its many treasures.
History, culture, wildlife, adventure, mountains and hills, unspoiled beaches fringed by palms and caressed by a perfectly blue, warm and inviting Indian Ocean – it has it all. Sri Lanka is an island that will touch all your senses.
From the moment you arrive at Colombo airport, you will hear the bustling city of Columbo traffic and brightly painted tuk tuks a-plenty, tooting horns, and the people of Sri Lanka, always eager to help and happily chatting with one another.
A small island with a Big Impact
Sri Lanka boasts eight amazing UNESCO sites to see. From the tranquil, ancient Buddhist capitals of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa, to the awe-inspiring majesty of Sigiriya’s rock fortress. At Dambulla, its cave temples reveal a stunning display of Buddhist art. Here, the sense of peace is almost overwhelming. From more recent times, the old colonial town of Galle and its impressive Dutch fortifications is now home to people of many beliefs, happily co-existing.
Among the many wonderful cultural sites, a visit to the Temple of the Tooth in Kandy is a must. Offer flowers to the Buddha, hear the chanting of monksand smell the heady scent of incense for a truly magical experience.
If you prefer, kick back and feel the soft sand between your toes on one of those stunning beaches and soak in the tropical sun. For the more adventurous, there’s surfing for beginners to intermediate levels and snorkeling is among the best you’ll find anywhere. You could even take a spectacular boat trip to watch for Blue Whales and Dolphins or stay on dry land to visit a turtle sanctuary and tickle a turtle (honestly, they love it!)
Time for tea? Then unwind on a train and enjoy one of the most scenic journeys in the world from Kandy up to the hill country of Nuwara Eliya, also known as Little England, due to its cool, moist climate. These perfect conditions help produce the many beautifully manicured tea plantations on the way. A tour around a tea factory to see how our favourite beverage is produced is fascinating. Tasting various teas while drinking in the dramatic scenery is a very satisfying way to complete your tour.
Head to one of the 26 national parks to see the sacred elephants of Sri Lanka (sometimes in their hundreds) roaming freely, living alongside the world’s largest concentration of Leopards, together with elusive Sloth Bears, huge families of Wild Boar, or the curiously named Barking Deer. Listen to the mesmerising songs of an incredible diversity of birds.
With a taste of its own, Sri Lankan cuisine is a blend of Indian, Indonesian, Portuguese, Dutch and British influences, full of coconut-infused fragrance, spice and a big flavour. Rice and curry in every combination (it’s an island, so the seafood is superb) are mouth-watering but try Kotu Roti, Dhal, Hoppers, or one of the many delicious vegetable dishes.
For those who love a round of golf and want to rejuvenate mind body and soul, Sri Lanka has 3 courses dotted across the Island, Colombo, Kandy and Nuwara Eilya all different yet all with breath-taking views.
It’s all here in Sri Lanka! What’s stopping you? Go and pack your bag!
Tour
We can arrange a Tour tailored to you. If you want more wildlife, less culture, or maybe more time relaxing on a stunning beach we can arrange it, then look no further. You tell us what you like and we’ll build it!
You will have the same chauffeur / Tour guide throughout your journey. They will be local so know Sri Lanka like the palm of their hand and are there to help with any other needs that may arise. The best thing is that all flights, transfers, hotels, and excursions are in the price, so all you need to think about is your spending money.
Maybe you prefer to drive yourself? We can arrange that too, tuk-tuk or car; the choice is yours.
Where to stay
Hotels
There is a mixture of hotels and villas across Sri Lanka offering something for everyone from Luxury to boutique. To really get up close to Sri Lanka's incredible wildlife, we can arrange a stay in a hut on the edge of a national park or even a tent inside the national park (go on, we dare you)
Sri Lanka is fast becoming the go-to country for wellness, and many of the hotels have fantastic spas.
A mere fifteen-minute journey from the airport, this 18- bedroom boutique hotel exudes Colonial charm and is a great way to start your holiday. Relax post-flight in the pool, discreetly hidden by lush trees and planting, or indulge yourself in the hotel’s tranquil spa, before tingling your taste buds with The Wallawwa's outstanding gourmet food. Tomorrow, Sri Lanka beckons.
Jetwing Blue
A short distance from the airport, Jetwing Blue welcomes you to the golden, sandy beach of Negombo, its generously-sized rooms overlooking the Indian Ocean. Perfect for enjoying a sundowner while soaking in magical tropical sunsets. Warm, authentic Sri Lankan hospitality and mouthwatering food are the orders of the day.
Cape Weligama
Only a thirty-minute journey from Galle, but feeling like a lifetime away, the cliff-top Cape Weligama encapsulates what so many love about Sri Lanka: genuine, warm hospitality; breathtaking ocean views; lush tropical gardens and unique, vibrant cuisine. The Weligama’s thirty-nine suites and villas have expansive outdoor verandahs for relaxation or dining and stylish, spacious and well-appointed interiors with in-room spa facilities.
Goatfell
High in Sri Lanka’s Hill Country and set among countless acres of tea bushes, this small, four-bedroomed hotel will transport you back to a bygone era. Once an estate manager’s bungalow, it still conveys a warm, Colonial charm. Round off a busy day and relax in Goatfell’s cool climate with a sundowner while sitting by the fire pit, enjoying the stunning views, while your butler (oh yes!) takes care of the good things in life.
Wild Coast Lodge
Something completely different awaits on Sri Lanka’s southern coast. Bordering the Yala National Park, twenty-eight uniquely designed, cocoon-like tented lodges are discretely nestled in their own jungle setting, a stone’s throw from the Indian Ocean. Kick back and simply soak in the surroundings and the lodge’s quirky interiors, or why not join one of our naturalists for a day safari adventure in Yala, where Elephants, Leopards, and an extraordinary array of wildlife are waiting to be discovered!
Uga Jungle Beach
The best of one of the many white, sandy beaches of the whole island, Uga Jungle Beach is an intimate cluster of luxury chalets, all offering a different view; from the beach to the jungle. Three of the chalets are uniquely arranged around their own pool so that groups traveling together can share their own experiences. Jungle beach offers a large range of activities, from yoga, spa, jet-skiing, and trips to Pigeon Island for snorkeling.
Cinnamon Citadel
Overlooking the majestic Mahaweli river, the Cinnamon Citadel is perfectly located to explore the ancient city of Kandy. Its well-appointed rooms look out to either garden, pool, or river. Traditional furnishings are tastefully decorated with the warming colours of spices. The main restaurant has stunning views across the river. Or for fine dining, there is an a-la-carte restaurant
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Jetwing Vil Uyana
Restore body and soul in this luxurious eco-friendly hotel. Built over wetlands, you don't just get a room, you get a dwelling! Take a walk through the acres of land and really get back in touch with nature. Dine in the treehouse, have a spa treatment, or bike ride, or visit one of the many cultural sites.
Sri Lanka - Immersive Adventure and Jetwing Blue
14 Nights - 2 Adults
FROM
£3229pp
LHR
13 MAR 25 - 29 MAR 25
London Heathrow Airport (LHR)
Discover the enchanting jewel of the Indian Ocean: Sri Lanka! This stunning island beckons with its lush hill country, where luxury resorts nestle amidst emerald tea plantations. Imagine waking up to breathtaking vistas!But that's not all—roam the wild landscapes of Yala National Park, and you might just spot a majestic leopard or playful elephants on safari! The best time to visit is from December to April, when the skies are clear and the sun shines bright. Yet, with its diverse climate, Sri Lanka is an all-year-round paradise waiting to charm you.
The price is based on 2 adults touring on the private Immersive Adventure in Sri Lanka Tour for 10 nights on a half board basis followed by 4 nights in a Deluxe Room on a bed and breakfast basis at the Jetwing Blue in Negombo,
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