Discover the “Wonder of Asia” in 10 fun filled exciting days. Visit World Heritage sites such as Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Dambulla Rock Temple, Polonnaruwa Kingdom, Temple of the Tooth Relic in Kandy, Dutch Fortress in Galle and Horton Plains up in the hills. See Elephants in the wild and also under human care in Elephant orphanages….

Far from the maddening crowd and away from the hustle and bustle of the city, spend over 13 days in Rain Forests at the foot of the Central Hills and up on the cool climate of the Hill country of Sri Lanka. Visit the Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Knuckles Mountain Range,…

Sri Lanka has always been in a place that refreshes not just mind and body, but also the soul and the sprit. For thousands of years the most popular method used to restore and rejuvenate tired bodies and weary souls has been Ayurveda – arguably the oldest and the most holistic, medical system available in the world…

Experience our rich heritage in Dambulla, Sigiriya, Polonnaruwa and village life styles. Climb the Adam’s Peak in the Hill Country, Engage in the adventurous white water rafting programme, Trek through the country side, get refreshed by breathtaking waterfalls in Ella and 4×4 Jeep safaris in the Wild…

For thirty long years of civil unrest, the long white beaches in Trincomalee, Passikudah, Arugambay, and great surf and mangrove lagoons in the East Coast such as Batticaloa Lagoon have been waiting for you to bask its beauty and tranquillity. The people of the East with the warmest, most hospitable smile and open arms are waiting to welcome you for surfing, scuba diving, fishing and whale watching…

The Golf Tour is a fine blend of relaxation and excursion. In addition to the seven days of Golf at the Colombo Golf Club, Victoria Golf Club in Digana (off Kandy town) and Nuwara Eliya Golf Club, you will be taken to the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, Kandy and Galle…

Buddhism is a rich heritage of Sri Lanka which spans over 2500 years. Sri Lanka has the longest and continuous history of Buddhism, where the Sangha (The Buddhist Clergy) have taught the inhabitants of the land Buddhism through an unbroken lineage since its introduction in the 2nd century B.C…

This seven-day tour takes you back in time to the era of Ramayana depicted in an ancient Sanskrit Epic. There are many sites in Sri Lanka which we have identified as connected to the Ramayana. People in Sri Lanka through generations believed that king Rāvana ruled this country…

For centuries our island had been a flourishing maritime domain, which attracted traders of many faiths. The influence of the Portuguese was the primary influence of Catholicism to the island. One of the most venerated shrines among Catholic devotees is the Shrine of St. Anne at Thalawila.
Every place of worship has a story of inspiring faith, from humble beginnings to steadfast religious congregations. There are two legends associated with this church in Thalawila. “A shipwreck and a divine dream”

Sri Lanka is synonymous with “Tea” and produces arguably the best in the world. This tour takes you to Tea Estates that accentuate the beauty of the central hillside of Sri Lanka and a breath taking train ride. The tour begins where most of the tea produced in Sri Lanka ends; – The Colombo Tea Auction at Colombo Chamber of Commerce Building…

Witness 92 species of mammals including the big three- The Elephant, the Leopard and the Sloth Bear, in their natural habitat here in this tiny isle. Go to where Elephants roam free in hundreds at Minneriya, Wilpattu, Udawalawe, spot the Deer, Peacock, Wild Boar, Buffalo and hundreds of birds, reptiles and other wild animals in over seven Wildlife Parks…

Geoffrey Bawa a true Son of Sri Lanka is considered as the most renowned and respected Architect of Sri Lanka and one of the most influential Architects in Asia during his time. He started his career in the field of architecture when he was 37 years of age at a late stage of life but made his mark during the next four decades…

The south coast is one of Sri Lanka’s most rewarding areas to visit. Representing the island in microcosm, the region offers gorgeous beaches, colonial towns, and superb wildlife parks, as well as a host of Buddhist shrines and temples. In addition, this coastline is home to a selection of some of the island’s most alluring places to stay, from luxurious beach hotels to atmospheric colonial-era villas.