Day 1: Colombo to Sigiriya (177km)

• Dambulla Royal Cave Temple
• Sigiriya:

  Sigiriya, often referred to as the “Lion Rock,” is an ancient rock fortress located in the central Matale District of Sri Lanka. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is renowned for its stunning frescoes, landscaped gardens, and massive rock column that rises nearly 200 meters (660 feet) above the surrounding plains. Atop the rock are the remnants of an ancient royal palace, offering panoramic views of the lush, surrounding landscape.

Dinner & Overnight Stay in Sigiriya

Day 2: Sigiriya to Kandy (89km)

• Temple of the Tooth Relic
• Royal Botanical Garden, Peradeniya
• Ramboda Waterfall:

  Ramboda Waterfall is a stunning tiered waterfall located in the Nuwara Eliya district. Cascading from a height of approximately 109 meters (358 feet), this waterfall is surrounded by verdant hills and tea plantations. It is a popular stop for travelers on the way to Nuwara Eliya, offering breathtaking views and a refreshing atmosphere.

Dinner & Overnight Stay in Kandy

Day 3: Kandy to Nuwara Eliya (76 km)

• Horton Plains National Park:

  Horton Plains National Park is a breathtaking highland plateau located in the central highlands of Sri Lanka. It is known for its rolling hills, mist-covered landscapes, and rich biodiversity. The park is home to the famous World’s End cliff, which offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area. Visitors can also explore Baker’s Falls and spot various wildlife, including sambar deer and endemic bird species.

• Bambarakanda Waterfalls:

  Bambarakanda Waterfalls is the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka, plunging from a height of 263 meters (863 feet). Located in the Kalupahana area, this majestic waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery and offers a serene and picturesque setting. The hike to the falls provides an opportunity to experience the natural beauty of the Sri Lankan wilderness.

Dinner & Overnight Stay in Nuwara Eliya

Day 4: Nuwara Eliya to Udawalawa (155km)

• Pahanthudawa Waterfall:

  Pahanthudawa Waterfall is a hidden gem located near Belihuloya in the Sabaragamuwa Province. This unique waterfall is known for its small but deep plunge pool, which is shaped like a lamp (pahana in Sinhala), giving it its name. The area around the waterfall is tranquil, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and nature photography.

• Udawalawa National Park:

  Udawalawe National Park is one of Sri Lanka’s premier wildlife destinations, renowned for its large population of elephants. The park’s landscape is a mix of grasslands, forests, and reservoirs, providing a diverse habitat for wildlife. In addition to elephants, visitors can spot water buffalo, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species during a safari tour.

Dinner & Overnight Stay in Udawalawa

Day 5: Udawalawa to Galle (123km)

• Hummanaya Blow Hole:

  Hummanaya Blow Hole is a fascinating natural phenomenon located in the southern coastal town of Dikwella. It is the second-largest blowhole in the world, where seawater is forced through a narrow crevice in the rocks, creating a spectacular high-pressure water spray that shoots up to 25-30 meters (82-98 feet) into the air. The sight and sound of the blowhole in action are truly mesmerizing.

• Hiriketiya Beach:

  Hiriketiya Beach, also known as “Hiri,” is a beautiful horseshoe-shaped bay on the southern coast of Sri Lanka. This beach is popular among surfers due to its consistent waves, making it a great spot for both beginners and experienced surfers. The laid-back atmosphere, clear waters, and surrounding palm trees make Hiriketiya a perfect destination for relaxation and enjoying the coastal beauty.

• Unawatuna Beach:

  Unawatuna Beach is one of the most famous beaches in Sri Lanka, located just a few kilometers south of Galle. This crescent-shaped beach is known for its golden sands, turquoise waters, and vibrant coral reefs. It’s a great spot for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying the lively beach scene with numerous cafes and restaurants lining the shore. The nearby Jungle Beach and the Unawatuna Peace Pagoda are also worth exploring.

Dinner & Overnight Stay in Galle

Day 6: Galle

• Jungle Beach:

  Jungle Beach is a secluded and tranquil beach located near the town of Unawatuna in Sri Lanka. Tucked away within a lush jungle setting, this hidden gem offers a serene escape from the more crowded and commercialized beaches in the area.

• Martin Wickramasinghe Folk Museum
• Galle Dutch Fort:

  The Galle Dutch Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most well-preserved colonial-era fortresses in Asia. Located in the coastal city of Galle, the fort was built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later fortified by the Dutch. The fort is known for its impressive ramparts, charming cobblestone streets, and colonial-era buildings, many of which have been converted into boutique hotels, cafes, and shops. Visitors can explore historical landmarks such as the Galle Lighthouse, the Dutch Reformed Church, and the National Maritime Museum within the fort.

• Lighthouse

Dinner & Overnight Stay in Galle

Day 7: Galle to Colombo (129km)

• Colombo City Tour:

  Visit Gangaramaya Temple, National Museum, Galle Face Green, Dutch Church, St. Anthony’s Shrine, or the Red Mosque.

• Shopping (Optional)

Dinner & Overnight Stay in Colombo

Day 7: Departure