Explore the natural beauty of Sri Lanka as you traverse the coasts and the wilderness parks. Enjoy the sights of wild animals in their natural habitat.
On the third day, proceed to Wilpattu National Park. Among the park’s most recognizable features are the ‘Willus’ that has been created inside it. These are land depressions that turn into watering holes when they fill with precipitation. At the moment there are more than 60 known ‘Willus’. As you pass through you’ll see the different animals that live off of this natural occurrence.
Arrive in Sri Lanka and be taken to Kalpitiya on day one and unwind in your hotel room. Go on an outing to sea, early in the morning on the second day. Explore the ocean and see groups of dolphins. After taking in this breathtaking sight go to the beach to unwind and take in the waves and sun.
See some of Kandy’s most well-known sites en route to Ramboda. During a local tour, admire Kandy’s breathtaking colonial architecture. Witnessing the city’s famous ‘Udarata culture’ is energizing. Visit the well-known Ramboda waterfalls if you want to go swimming.
Visit Habarana on days four and five to witness the magnificent Sigiriya Rock Fortress. It goes by the unofficial Eighth Wonder of the World. Climbing this fortress which is hundreds of meters high is an incredible experience. The delicate frescoes that adorn the wall will be visible once you’re moving. As you reach the summit take in the breathtaking vistas. Travel to Minneriya National Park for a jeep safari on the fifth day. This park has many Asian elephant herds which makes it a fascinating place to visit. Next before going to bed take a look around the village.
Climb Little Adam’s Peak as soon as the sun rises on day eight. People of many different faiths visit this well-known site because it is highly revered by many religions worldwide. Next head to one of the island’s most picturesque locations the Nine Arches Bridge. Head to Arugam Bay after Ella. For the next two days, take in the calm surroundings and beach vibes of Arugam Bay. Enjoy yourself in the water and take advantage of this surfing environment.
Experience the most magnificent train journey via Nanu Oya to Ella. Views of tiny towns perched atop mountains and shimmering waterfalls will mesmerize you as you go. Take photos to preserve this beautiful journey.
Udawalawe National Park is the designated destination for day twelve. Many Asian elephants are living in this park. Take in the sights of animals and birds coexisting as you stroll through the park. The experience will be exciting.
Visit Yala National Park, an impressive nature reserve, with an enormous leopard population. The park of Yala is highly regarded as the best place to visit and see leopards in Sri Lanka. Observe these predators as they hunt and take pleasure in their fascinating lives.
On the fifteenth day, after an exciting and daring journey, head to the airport to leave Sri Lanka.
Unwind on the peaceful beaches of Unawatuna for the next two days. Asia’s best-preserved colonial sea fortress is the Galle Dutch Fort which makes for a worthwhile morning excursion. It is thought that the island’s oldest breadfruit tree is one of the historical sites inside the fort. Spend the rest of your day relaxing on the beach. See some incredible whale species like the blue whale, sperm whale and Bryde’s whale as they migrate to warmer waters by going whale watching in Mirissa the following morning. A bike ride through the village is a great way to end the day and experience the local way of life.
