These itineraries are designed to give you some suggestions for what is possible when you travel in Sri Lanka, and they showcase some of the routes that we’ve found work particularly well.
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Stay within the Dutch fort at Galle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Explore the various boutiques within the fort walls.
Take time out to relax on the beautiful southwest coast.
Visit architect Geoffrey Bawa's Brief Garden.
Explore rural villages and rolling hills dotted with tea bushes in the Tea Country.
Track leopard in the Yala National Park.
Take a walk through the Sinharaja Forest Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Spot elephants in Udawalawe National Park.
Explore Sri Lanka's heritage.
Search for wild Indian elephants.
Find out where your tea comes from.
Pamper yourself in a stunning resort.
Submerge in the underwater world of the Maldives.
Discover the picturesque city of Kandy, visiting its temples, lakes and tea estates, before heading to the west coast for a relaxing week on the beach.
Discover the dramatic, red sand dunes of one of the largest deserts in the world before a relaxing week in a beachfront, boutique hotel on the shores of the Indian Ocean.
Explore the beautiful countryside of the Galle region, visiting tea factories and discovering Galle’s colonial history, before heading to an intimate, boutique hotel on the west coast.
Discover the historic sights of Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle, including ancient capitals and the mighty rock fortress of Sigirya before a week of pure relaxation enjoying the Maldives' soft white sands and clear water.
Visit the most sacred of all Buddha relics at the Temple of the Tooth.
Take a train journey through the tea country.
Explore the Dutch fort at Galle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Spend an afternoon walking in Colombo.
Explore the main highlights of the Cultural Triangle and experience history, culture and wildlife followed by a stay in a unique property on one of Sri Lanka's finest beaches.
Relax in the beautiful countryside.
Explore some of Sri Lanka's cultural treasures.
Spot elephants on safari.
Enjoy the sunshine on untouched beaches.
Drink tea surrounded by tea plantations.
Relax on a coconut plantation.
Explore some of Sri Lanka's cultural treasures.
Stay in a lodge built out of mud in the heart of rural Sri Lanka.
Enjoy the sunshine on untouched beaches.
Spend a few days hiking and biking round Sri Lanka’s countryside, visiting tea factories and exploring Kandy’s temples before flying to the paradise island setting of the Maldives for a week.
Discover the wildlife of Yala National Park on jeep safaris from a luxury resort before heading to a secluded beachfront location on Sri Lanka’s south coast.
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Galle Fort.
Relax in the privacy of your luxury beachfront villa.
Cycle through the paddy fields and jungle surrounding Galle.
Learn to cook traditional Sri Lankan cuisine with a local expert.
Watch whales and dolphins from your private boat.
Discover the art of Sri Lankan mask painting.
Watch traditional dancing in the cultural capital, Kandy.
Stand on top of Sigiriya Rock and admire the views.
Walk through the ruins of historical Anuradhapura.
Discover the tourist free Tamil areas of the north.
Bargain hard in Colombo's Pettah Market.
Explore the beautiful countryside around Kandy, discovering tea plantations and small villages, before spending a week by the beach on a secluded Maldives island.
Track leopard in the Yala National Park.
Explore the rainforest of Sinharaja.
Follow the herds of elephants in Uda Walawe.
Take a morning excursion to spot the blue whale and dolphins.
Climb Sigiriya Rock, past ancient wall paintings and carved lions feet, before emerging to panoramic views of the Sri Lankan countryside.
Take a train into the heart of the tea growing area.
Learn all about Sri Lanka's fascinating Buddhist history.
Enjoy a scenic train journey through tea plantations.
Search for leopards in Yala National Park.
Absorb the atmosphere of quaint colonial Galle.
Relax on a Maldivian island.
