Sri Lanka Tour with East Coast Beach (14 Days / 13 Nights)

Leave for Yala. (Approx. Transfer time: 3 hours)

Travel through Matara & Tangalle.

Afternoon make jeep safari at Yala National Park.

Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Tissa / Yala.

Leave for Ella. (Approx. Transfer Time: 3 hours)

Visit Rawana Ella Water Fall.

Visit the glorious Nine Arch Bridge between Ella and Demodara station is one of the engineering marvels in the early 20th century. The bridge, which is almost 100 years old, has been built with blocks of stone and cement without any strengthening iron or concrete. The giant arches take the bridge on a curved path to link to mountains.

Make scenic train trip to Nuwara Eliya, also known as Sri Lanka’s “Little England”, is the prime hill resorts of the country. At a height of approximately 2000 m above sea level, the city has an abundance of lush tea plantations and jaw dropping scenery. Its nickname comes from the many English style bungalows and buildings still in existence today.

Pick up from Nanu Oya Railway station.

Leave for visit the Horton Plains.

Leave for Kandy. (Approx. Transfer Time: 3 hours)

Visit the tea plantation and a tea factory, in the island where the best tea in the world is produced. Watch the tea pluckers pick two leaves and a bud with deft hands. Then to the factory where the all-important conversion to “made” black tea happens. The machinery used is of very traditional British design, some as old as 100 years. The process is a very artisanal one, unchanged for a century. Observe the process of manufacturing tea, tea grading and taste a cup of pure Ceylon tea.

Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel in Kandy.

Make a sightseeing tour of Kandy. Visit the upper lake, oriental market place, a bazaar.

Leave for Pinnaweala. (Approx. Transfer time: 1.5 Hours)

Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Kandy.

Breakfast at hotel.

Visit the Temple of tooth relic, for the evening ceremony, the stunning 17th century Temple of the Tooth (Sri Dalada Maligawa) is believed to house the left upper canine tooth of the Lord Buddha himself. This precious relic attracts white-clad pilgrims, bearing lotus blossoms and frangipani, every day.

Leave for Dambulla. (Approx. Transfer time: 3 Hours)

Visit Dambulla Rock Cave Temple. Dambulla Cave Temple, also known as the Golden Temple of Dambulla. The largest and best-preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka, the rock from which the caves were carved towers 160 meters (520 ft) over the surrounding plains. A total of 153 Buddha statues, three statues of Sri Lankan kings and four statues of gods and goddesses also stand in the site.

Visit the Sigiriya Rock Fortress.

The mirror walls of the Sigiriya rock still retain the world-famous frescoes of the king’s concubines, who originated from all parts of the world.

You can experience ancient transportation methods, Farming and Paddy fields, irrigation system, Chief Farmer’s house and countryside people living style.

After that approx. 15 minute canoeing ride you will reach to the Famer’s house and you can experience typical Sri Lankan countryside hospitality at his house and after you can walk through his farm. You can experience different types of cultivation methods and vegetables. At the end you can experience typical countryside cookery demonstration and Sri Lankan lunch at the Famer’s house.

Continue on to one of the ruins of ancient Ceylon - the UNESCO World Heritage City of Polonnaruwa, which was the Capital of Sri Lanka from the 11th to 13th century. Polonnaruwa was a well-planned medieval city defended by enclosing walls (around 5 km. which still remain), graced by palaces, shrines, monasteries, pavilions, parks, ponds and irrigation lakes. Polonnaruwa is strewn with ruins in a resplendent state of preservation.

Make Cycle Tour in the Ancient city.

Trincomalee town itself is mildly attractive and is situated around several picturesque bays and rocky peninsulas. Its economic trump card is a superb deep-water port, considered to be one of the worlds finest.

Make Dolphin & Whale Watching tour.

Trincomalee is rapidly emerging as another internationally important whale-watching destination. Blue whales in particular (plus smaller numbers of sperm whales) can regularly be seen around six to eight nautical miles east of Trincomalee (about 30min by boat), Dolphins (mainly Spinner) are also regularly seen. Most sightings occur between March/April and August/September, as whales continue their migrations around the island from the south coast.

• Zoologist demonstrations (whales and other cetacean) -
• Professional and friendly crew in the boat (Two Life Guards and Skipper).
• Boat captain over 10 years experienced sailors and qualified with all technical skills.
• Adequate life rings and 50 Life jackets in the boat.
• All team members qualified with First aids, fire fighting’s and lifesaving.
• Fire extinguisher - Toilets, washroom and Kitchen with Cool box facilities
• Video visuals and WI-FI facilities. - Insurance per person Rs 500.00

• In the morning people welcome with hot tea and coffee with Biscuits
• Action Breakfast on the boat
• Fruits platter with 4 fruit items
• Unlimited water and chilled water
• At the end Coconut drink or Chilled fruit juice drink

Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel in Trincomalee.

Day’s at leisure.