Arrive at Colombo airport and head to Kandy, stopping at Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage to watch elephant feeding and bathing.
Explore Kandy's cultural highlights — including the Temple of the Tooth — before climbing into the misty hills for a tea plantation tour.
Spend the morning exploring Nuwara Eliya before boarding one of the world's most scenic train journeys through rolling tea estates to Ella.
Important note: Train tickets subject to availability — first-class seating is limited
Visit Ella's iconic Nine Arches Bridge by tuk tuk, then head south for an afternoon wildlife safari in Yala — Sri Lanka's premier leopard territory.
Travel the southern coast — explore Galle's colonial fort, drift along the Madu River, visit a turtle conservation centre, and relax on Bentota Beach.
Head to Colombo for optional city sightseeing and shopping before your airport transfer and departure.
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Entrance fees to attractions, safari jeep charges, and activity fees are not included. Your chauffeur guide will advise on costs at each stop so you can plan accordingly.
First-class seats on this route are in very high demand and allocations are limited. We will do our best to secure tickets, but availability cannot be guaranteed. We recommend booking as early as possible to improve chances.
The safari jeep hire and park entrance fees are not included in the base price — these are paid separately on the day. Your chauffeur guide will arrange the jeep and assist with entry.
Yes, all our tours can be tailored. Contact us via the “Plan My Trip” form and we will put together a personalised itinerary and quote based on your preferences.
The tour includes comfortable mid-range accommodation. Upgrades to boutique or luxury properties are available on request — just mention this when enquiring.
Yes, this itinerary is family-friendly. Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, the scenic train, the turtle conservation centre, and Bentota Beach are all popular with families. Let us know your children’s ages when booking and we can adjust the pace if needed.
Sri Lanka can be visited year-round. The west and south coasts (Bentota, Galle) are best from November to April, while the east coast sees drier weather from May to September. This tour works well in either season as it covers multiple climate zones.
