Sri Lanka: Essential Locations A Cultural and Wildlife Adventure 7 Day Tour

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Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

Unlimited

Languages

English, Francais, Russian

About this tour

Welcome to “Sri Lanka: A Cultural and Wildlife Adventure” offered by Srilankan Vibes travel agency! This 7-day tour is the ultimate way to experience the best of what Sri Lanka has to offer.

You’ll begin your adventure in Colombo, the capital city of Sri Lanka, where you’ll visit top attractions such as Galle Face Green, Independence Square, and the National Museum. From there, you’ll travel to Kandy, the cultural capital of the country, where you’ll visit the Temple of the Tooth and attend a traditional Kandyan dance performance.

Next, you’ll take a train to Nuwara Eliya, a beautiful hill station in the central highlands, where you’ll visit tea plantations, take a walk through Victoria Park, and visit the Hakgala Botanical Gardens.

On Day 4, you’ll head to Yala National Park, one of the most popular national parks in Sri Lanka, where you’ll go on a safari in search of elephants, leopards, and other wildlife.

You’ll then travel to the coastal city of Galle, home to a stunning colonial-era fort, and visit the National Maritime Museum and take a stroll along the beach.

Day 6 is all about the water, as you’ll take a boat ride to the island of Pigeon Island and go snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters. In the evening, you’ll visit the Stilt Fishermen in Koggala.

On the final day of the tour, you’ll return to Colombo for your flight home. If you have time, you can visit the Gangaramaya Temple and the Colombo Dutch Museum.

Throughout the tour, you’ll be accompanied by a bilingual guide who will provide in-depth information about the sights and attractions you’ll be visiting. Transportation and tickets to all attractions are also included.

Book your spot on “Sri Lanka: A Cultural and Wildlife Adventure” today and get ready to experience the very best that Sri Lanka has to offer!

“Ready to explore Sri Lanka on your own terms? Srilankanvibes Travel Agency offers customizable tours of the south coast that can be tailored to your needs. Add in additional activities, visit new locations, or let us handle all your flights, airport transfers, travel insurance, and hotel bookings. The per-person price may vary according to your choices, but with our flexible options, you can create the perfect tour to suit your interests and budget. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience the beauty and culture of Sri Lanka with the convenience and peace of mind of having everything taken care of for you. Contact us today to start planning your dream tour!”

Why travel with Srilankanvibes travel agency rather than travel on your own in Sri Lanka?
There are several benefits to traveling with Srilankan Vibes travel agency rather than traveling on your own in Sri Lanka. Here are a few reasons why:

  • Convenience: Traveling with a tour agency can be more convenient than traveling on your own, as the agency will handle all the details of your trip, such as transportation, accommodation, and activities. This can save you time and effort, and allow you to relax and enjoy your vacation.
  • Expertise: Srilankan Vibes travel agency has a team of experienced professionals who know the country well and can provide you with valuable insights and recommendations. They can help you plan a customized itinerary that fits your interests and budget, and provide you with in-depth information about the sights and attractions you visit.
  • Value for money: Traveling with a tour agency can often be more cost-effective than traveling on your own, as the agency can negotiate group rates for transportation, accommodation, and activities. This can save you money and allow you to experience more for your budget.
  • Safety: Traveling with a tour agency can also provide an added layer of safety, as the agency will have local staff and support in case of any issues or emergencies
  • Overall, traveling with Srilankan Vibes travel agency can offer a convenient, expert, and value

    Highlights

    • Visit Colombo, the capital city of Sri Lanka, and explore top attractions such as Galle Face Green, Independence Square, and the National Museum
    • Travel to Kandy, the cultural capital of Sri Lanka, and visit the Temple of the Tooth, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and attend a traditional Kandyan dance performance
    • Take a train to Nuwara Eliya, a hill station in the central highlands, and visit tea plantations, Victoria Park, and the Hakgala Botanical Gardens
    • Go on a safari in Yala National Park and spot wildlife such as elephants, leopards, and crocodiles
    • Visit the coastal city of Galle, home to a colonial-era fort, and the National Maritime Museum
    • Take a boat ride to Pigeon Island and go snorkelling in the crystal-clear waters
    • Visit the Stilt Fishermen in Koggala
    • Return to Colombo and visit the Gangaramaya Temple and the Colombo Dutch Museum (if time allows)
    • Transportation and tickets to all attractions are included
    • Bilingual guide provides in-depth information about the sights and attractions visited

    Included/Excluded

    • Specialized bilingual guide
    • Private Transport
    • Entrance fees & Parking Tickets
    • Additional Services
    • Insurance
    • Drink
    • Airfare
    • Visa
    • Personal expenses
    • Accommodation
    • (This is optional We can arrange the best hotels/insurance for you if you needed. contact Srilankanvibes team for more details)

    Itinerary

    <span> Day 1</span> Arrival in Colombo

    Arrive in Colombo, the capital city of Sri Lanka. Spend the day exploring the city, visiting sites such as Galle Face Green, Independence Square, and the National Museum.
    Here are some additional activities you could do on Day 5

    Here are some additional activities you could do on Day 1

    • Visit the Independence Memorial Hall, a tribute to Sri Lanka's independence from British rule
    • Take a stroll through Viharamahadevi Park, a beautiful park with a pond, playgrounds, and walking paths
    • Shop at the Odel department store, known for its fashion and home decor products
    • Visit the Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct, a popular shopping and dining destination housed in a historic building
    • Try some local food at the Barefoot Gallery Café, a café known for its art and design products
    • Take a stroll along the Galle Face Beach and watch the sunset
    • Enjoy a traditional Sri Lankan meal at the Ministry of Crab, a popular restaurant known for its seafood dishes
    • Visit the Colombo Night Bazaar, a bustling market with a range of local handicrafts, clothing, and food stalls

    <span> Day 2</span> Kandy

    Drive to Kandy, the cultural capital of Sri Lanka. Visit the Temple of the Tooth, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and take a stroll through Kandy Lake. In the evening, attend a traditional Kandyan dance performance.
    Here are some additional activities you could do on Day 5

    • Visit the Royal Palace of Kandy, a historic palace that was once the residence of the kings of Kandy
    • Explore the Kandy Market, a bustling market with a range of local products such as fruits, vegetables, and handicrafts
    • Take a boat ride on Kandy Lake and enjoy the peaceful surroundings
    • Visit the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens, home to a variety of plants and flowers, including orchids, palms, and spice plants
    • Try some local food at one of the many restaurants in Kandy, such as the Kandy House, a colonial-era mansion turned restaurant

    <span> Day 3</span> Nuwara Eliya

    Take a train to Nuwara Eliya, a hill station in the central highlands. Visit the tea plantations, take a walk through Victoria Park, and visit the Hakgala Botanical Gardens.
    Here are some additional activities you could do on Day 5

    • Visit Gregory Lake, a popular spot for boating and picnics
    • Explore the Moon Plains, a high-altitude grassland with stunning views of the surrounding mountains
    • Take a walk through the tea plantations and learn about the process of tea production
    • Try some local food at one of the many restaurants in Nuwara Eliya, such as the Grand Hotel, a historic hotel with a restaurant serving traditional Sri Lankan dishes
    • Visit the Galway's Land National Park, a small but beautiful park with a variety of plant and animal species

    <span> Day 4</span> Yala National Park

    Drive to Yala National Park, home to a variety of wildlife including elephants, leopards, and crocodiles. Go on a safari through the park and try to spot as many animals as possible. Day 4 is all about wildlife, as you'll drive to Yala National Park, one of the most popular national parks in Sri Lanka. Yala is home to a diverse array of animals, including elephants, leopards, and crocodiles, and you'll go on a safari through the park in search of these and other species. With a bit of luck, you might spot some of the park's rarer inhabitants, such as the sloth bear or the spotted deer.
    Here are some additional activities you could do on Day 5

    • Visit the Yala Village, a small village near the national park with a range of local shops and restaurants
    • Take a boat ride on the Kirinda Lake and watch for crocodiles and other wildlife
    • Visit the Katagamuwa Temple, a beautiful temple with intricate carvings and paintings
    • Try some local food at one of the many restaurants in Yala, such as the Elephant Rest House, a restaurant known for its seafood dishes
    • Visit the Magul Maha Viharaya, a Buddhist temple with a beautiful stupa and ancient paintings

    <span> Day 5</span>Galle

    Drive to Galle, a coastal city with a colonial-era fort. Explore the fort, visit the National Maritime Museum, and take a walk along the beach.
    Here are some additional activities you could do on Day 5

    • Take a walk along the Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site with a range of historical buildings, shops, and restaurants
    • Visit the Dutch Reformed Church, a beautiful colonial-era church with a museum displaying artifacts from the Dutch period
    • Explore the Galle Market, a bustling market with a range of local products such as fruits, vegetables, and handicrafts
    • Try some local food at one of the many restaurants in Galle, such as the Fort Bazaar, a restaurant housed in a historic building with a range of Sri Lankan and international dishes
    • Take a boat ride along the coast and watch for dolphins and other marine life

    <span> Day 6</span> Koggala

    Take a boat ride to the island of Pigeon Island, where you can go snorkeling and see a variety of coral and fish. In the evening, visit the Stilt Fishermen in the town of Koggala.
    Here are some additional activities you could do on Day 6:

    • Visit the Koggala Beach and take a dip in the warm waters
    • Explore the Koggala Village, a small village with a range of local shops and restaurants
    • Visit the Stilt Fishermen Museum, a museum dedicated to the history and culture of the stilt fishermen of Koggala
    • Try some local food at one of the many restaurants in Koggala, such as the Koggala Beach Restaurant, a restaurant with a range of seafood and international dishes
    • Take a boat ride to the Hikkaduwa National Park and watch for marine life such as sea turtles and dolphins

    Day 7: Drive back to Colombo for your flight home. If you have time, visit the Gangaramaya Temple and the Colombo Dutch Museum.
    Here are some additional activities you could do on Day 7

    • Visit the Gangaramaya Temple, a beautiful temple with a museum displaying Buddhist artifacts
    • Explore the Colombo Dutch Museum, a museum housed in a historic Dutch-era building displaying artifacts from the Dutch colonial period
    • Take a stroll through the Viharamahadevi Park, a beautiful park with a pond, playgrounds, and walking paths
    • Shop at the Odel department store, known for its fashion and home decor products
    • Try some local food at one of the many restaurants in Colombo, such as the Ministry of Crab, a popular restaurant known for its seafood dishes
    • Visit the Colombo Night Bazaar, a bustling market with a range of local handicrafts, clothing, and food stalls

    Durations

    Multi day

    Language

    English
    Francais
    Russian

    Frequently asked questions

    • December to March: This is the best time to visit the west and south coasts of Sri Lanka, as well as the Hill Country. The weather is dry and sunny, and the water is warm, making it perfect for beach activities such as swimming, surfing, and snorkelling.
    • April to September: This is the best time to visit the east coast of Sri Lanka, as well as the northern region. The weather is dry and sunny, and the water is warm, making it perfect for beach activities.
    • October and November: This is the best time to visit the Hill Country, as the weather is cooler and more pleasant. It is also the time for the annual Esala Perahera festival in Kandy, a spectacular event featuring elephants, drummers, and dancers.

    Overall, the best time to visit Sri Lanka is from December to March, when the weather is dry and sunny, and the water is warm. However, it is worth considering the specific region you want to visit, as the weather and activities may vary.

    Convenience: A guided tour takes care of all the logistics of travel, such as transportation, accommodation, and activities. You don't have to worry about planning your itinerary or finding your way around, as everything is arranged for you. This can be especially convenient if you're short on time or if you're not familiar with the country. Expertise: A guided tour gives you access to the expertise and knowledge of a local guide. Your guide will be able to provide you with information about the places you visit and the culture of Sri Lanka. They can also answer any questions you might have and help you to get the most out of your trip. Safety: Traveling on your own in a foreign country can be intimidating, especially if you're not familiar with the language or customs. A guided tour provides you with a sense of security, as you'll have someone with you who knows the area and can help you to avoid any potential pitfalls. Cultural immersion: A guided tour can also provide you with a more immersive cultural experience, as you'll have the opportunity to interact with local people and learn about their way of life. Your guide will be able to introduce you to local customs and traditions and help you to understand more about the culture of Sri Lanka. Overall, a guided tour can be a convenient and enriching way to experience Sri Lanka. It's a good option for travelers who want to make the most of their time in the country and learn as much as possible about its culture and history.

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