An action packed holiday perfect for adventurous families with teenage children. An exciting mix of serious adventure; think animal safari and water fun with a hint of luxury! This trip is ideal for families who enjoy a busy holiday, who like to get off the beaten tourist trail, and who would like to experience something of the ‘real’ Sri Lanka.
A gentle walking holiday visiting the island’s main historical, cultural, wildlife and scenic highlights.
Explore Sri Lanka, a country with 2,500 years of rich history and 8 World Heritage Sites. Visit ancient kingdoms and pay homage at the cradle of Buddhist civilisation. Wander through tea plantations, see an extraordinary range of wildlife at National Parks before extending your holiday on one of the world class beaches of Sri Lanka.
Spend two weeks exploring Sri Lanka with immersive local experiences and wilderness adventures combined with luxurious hotel stays.
The tiny tropical island of Sri Lanka is home to some of the finest national parks of the subcontinent making it a wildlife enthusiasts paradise.
Explore the little-known islands of the north to the southern city of Galle, on this cultural tour. Capture the essence of Sri Lanka and take in seven of the country’s eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Experience a different side to this wonderful island. This small group tour heads off the beaten track to the north and the Jaffna peninsular, an area left battle-scarred by a fierce civil war. We explore the sun-baked and windswept isolated islands of Mannar and Delft where wild ponies roam the landscape.
Explore the wonders of Sri Lanka on our Emerald Isle group tour. Start with the modern capital city of Colombo, before travelling inland to the 'Cultural Triangle' of Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa and Kandy. Anuradhapura, where Buddhism first came to Sri Lanka, was the country's capital for 1,300 years.
A tented safari in Yala National Park is a wonderful experience and almost guaranteed to produce some wild elephant sightings along with numerous birds and the possibility of leopards, crocodiles, wild boar and bears. The national park combines well with Sri Lanka's beautiful beaches and 16th century UNESCO Galle Fort to create a fantastic trip.
Whale watching season starts in November and ends in April when the oceans are warm and calm. Mirissa is the best place to start your whale and dolphin watching tour in Sri Lanka while the sea off Kalpitiya teams with an abundance of dolphins.
