Upon arrival at Colombo Airport you will be met by your chauffeur guide, who will accompany you throughout your tour of Sri Lanka. Your journey begins with a transfer to Glenross Living, where you will spend the first two nights of your tour.
You might choose to simply relax on your first day, or you could take a Guided Meditation Walk at Glenross Living (not included in the tour cost). Led by an experienced wellness consultant, this tranquil nature walk invites you to reconnect with yourself as you wander through serene green spaces, accompanied by birdsong, rustling leaves, and the gentle sounds of flowing water.
Start your day with an early breakfast at Glenross Living before heading out on a scenic two-hour journey to the Sinharaja Rainforest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a jeep transfer to the Kalawana entrance, embark on a guided trek through the lush rainforest, discovering its rich biodiversity, endemic wildlife, and rare bird species like the Sri Lankan Blue Magpie. Midway through the trek, enjoy a packed lunch along with refreshing drinks. After a day of exploration, return to Glenross Living for a relaxing foot massage and a refreshing drink.
After breakfast, check out from Glenross Living for your transfer to Udawalawe.
When you arrive in Udawalawe, visit the Elephant Transit Home. This is a sanctuary for orphaned baby elephants, where they are cared for and prepared for release back into the wild. The sanctuary is open to visitors at feeding times. Experience the heart-warming sight of these resilient creatures thriving in a safe environment, and learn about the vital conservation efforts that make this possible.
Early this morning, head to Udawalawe National Park for a jeep safari with a picnic breakfast. An evergreen forest that harbours one of Asia’s largest elephant populations, it is the ideal location to spot herds of these majestic animals. The park is also home to other animals like the jungle cat, sloth bear and macaque as well as a variety of birds including the endemic Sri Lankan spur fowl and jungle fowl.
In the afternoon, enjoy a serene kayaking experience through the canals surrounding Waraka Udawalawe. Spot a variety of birdlife—including kingfishers and herons—while an experienced naturalist shares insights into the local ecosystem. This is a peaceful and immersive way to connect with Udawalawe’s rich biodiversity.
After breakfast, check out from Waraka Udawalawe for your transfer to Yala (approx. 2 hours drive).
Check in to Tribe Yala, and in the evening enjoy a Boat Ride at Tissa Wewa with a Naturalist. As the sun sets, embark on a peaceful boat ride across tranquil waters bathed in golden light. This enchanting journey offers a sense of connection with the landscape, where calm waters, vivid skies and birdlife come together to create a memorable experience.
Early morning, head to Yala National Park for a Jeep Safari with a picnic breakfast. A safari in Yala National Park offers an exhilarating wildlife experience in Sri Lanka’s most famous national park. Known for its high density of leopards, Yala is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles and exotic bird species. Whether spotting elusive big cats or witnessing herds of elephants in their natural habitat, a Yala safari is a must for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.
In the afternoon, you could choose to do another jeep safari (not included in the price of this tour) or spend the rest of the day at leisure.
Check out of Tribe Yala for your transfer to Tangalle (approx. 2 hours drive). Upon arrival, check in at Kayaam Wellness and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
Enjoy two relaxing days at Kayaam Wellness. Your chauffeur guide will be at your disposal during this time should you wish to venture out on any excursions. Alternatively, lounge by the pool or indulge in a spa treatment (payable locally) at your hotel.
After breakfast, check out from Kayaam Wellness and transfer to Balapitiya (approx. 2 hours and 30 minutes drive).
In the evening, enjoy a City Tour of Galle. Galle is the south coast’s major city. Its oldest landmark is the 17th century Portuguese and Dutch Fort in which the central city is contained. The fort is perhaps the best example of colonial architecture in the country, and as you walk through the streets you can see strong Dutch influences in the architecture, along with some old British residences and various mosques with Arabic touches. Most of these old buildings have been restored to their former glory with many being home to a vibrant culinary scene. In addition, the city has thriving art scene; you’ll find boutiques selling handicrafts, old posters and antiques, among other things.
Enjoy two days at Kumu Beach. Your chauffeur guide will be at your disposal during this time should you wish to venture out on any excursions. Alternatively you may wish to spend your last couple of days in Sri Lanka relaxing and soaking up the stunning ocean views.
Enjoy your last morning at on the beach before you are picked up from your hotel for your transfer back to Colombo Airport.
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Departure Date: |
Price: |
| 1st - 30th November 2026 | From £4120 per person |
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1st - 19th December 2026 |
From £4550 per person |
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20th December 2026 - 10th January 2027 |
Price on request |
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11th January - 30th April 2027 |
From £4550 per person |
Prices are inclusive of accommodation in the hotels mentioned above, private air-conditioned vehicle and chauffeur guide for the duration of the tour, meals mentioned in the itinerary, excursions mentioned in the itinerary and flights in economy class.
