Destinations

Sri Lanka is one of the most exotic getaways in the world. Surrounded by the azure Indian Ocean, this island paradise has contrasting landscapes, stretches of golden sandy beaches and a wealth of wildlife and culture to discover. It is home to 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, 15 national parks showcasing spectacular wildlife and nearly 500,000 acres of lush tea estates.

Wilpattu National Park

It is Sri Lanka’s largest and oldest national park, and the name comes from its many ‘villus’ or natural lakes.

Weligama

Weligama means ‘sandy village’ and is aptly named as it has one of the largest bays with sandy coves. It is the mecca of surf on southern coast of..

Bentota

It is the jewel of Sri Lanka’s southwest coast. Its pristine coastal stretch has endless golden beaches & the lagoon has a wealth of biodiversity

Kitulgala

Thick jungles, tea estates, rubber plantations, hills, and mountains span the landscape. A few kilometers upstream Kelani River here is Sri Lanka’s

Ella

In the misty highland of Sri Lanka is Ella, a lush green village with jaw-dropping views all around. Its landscape is dotted with mountains, valleys and features Sri

Dambulla

Surrounded by hills, lakes, and valleys, Dambulla, with its towering golden Buddha statue, perfectly combines spiritual and natural charm.

Hatton

Hatton is emerald green. The landscape is a green blanket of tea plantations, clumps of thick green forests, waterfalls, and manicured lawns..

Negombo

Negombo town is the closest attraction to the Bandaranaike International Airport. It provides the most convenient break for weary travel..

Jaffna

Jaffna is Sri Lanka’s northernmost peninsula city that had restricted travel for decades due to the civil war. Today, it is a major cultural..

Mirissa

It is the jewel of southern Sri Lanka’s coast. From whale watching to surfing, Mirissa offers a lot more than you know. Located between Galle and Tangalle,..

Haputale

Haputale is a stunning mountainous town hidden in the hills. Situated at the far southern end of the hill country, it is usually a..

Yala

Yala is Sri Lanka’s most popular and the most biodiversity-rich national park. It extends to the southeast coast and thus forms the perfect..

Kandy

Kandy is Sri Lanka’s second-largest city, hill country capital, and sacred city. It is home to the famed Temple of the Tooth, the most ..

Arugambay

Arugam Bay is the surf capital of Sri Lanka. It is a quaint, picturesque bay in the southeast of the island, away from the buzz of the big cities..

Galle

Sri Lanka’s historic maritime city is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city’s most iconic landmark is the Galle Fort, which was built by ..

Anuradhapura

It is the first ancient capital of Sri Lanka with roots that go back to the 4th century BC. As the birthplace of Buddhism in Sri Lanka..

Polonnaruwa

It is where ancient Sri Lanka established its kingdom after the fall of Anuradhapura. The kingdom lasted from the 10th century to the 13th..

Nuwara Eliya

Nuwara Eliya is the world’s ‘Little England’ and the hill station of the British Ceylon. Its rolling hills, green pastures, and highland climate made it

Sigiriya

It is the rock fortress the world sometimes refers to as the Eighth Wonder. Sigiriya rock towering 200m rises above the thick jungle in the central

Colombo

This seaside metropolis is the nation’s capital and the ultimate culture hub of Sri Lanka. It is an eclectic mix of the old and the new, and wherever