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Sigiriya rock fortress rising from flat green forest, lit low and gold at sunrise.

Small island. Extraordinary possibilities.

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Tea-country mornings. Wild coastlines. The long way home. A trip built around you, by people who live here.

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An island of possibilities. A route for you.

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Sigiriya rock fortress rising from flat green forest at sunrise.5 days / 4 nights

A little escape

5 days in Sri Lanka

Airport · Sigiriya · Kandy · Colombo

About 9 hours in total
The Nine Arches Bridge curving through dense green hillside near Ella.7 days / 6 nights

The first adventure

7 days in Sri Lanka

Airport · Sigiriya · Kandy · Nuwara Eliya · Ella · Udawalawe · Coast

About 15 hours in total
Visitors standing among leaning coconut palms on the red-earth headland above Mirissa's bay.10 days / 9 nights

A bit of everything

10 days in Sri Lanka

Airport · Sigiriya · Kandy · Nuwara Eliya · Ella · Yala or Udawalawe · Mirissa · Galle

About 17 hours in total, none of it longer than four
Sunset over the rocks at the end of Unawatuna bay, with a leaning palm silhouetted against orange cloud.14 days / 13 nights

Time to take it slow

2 weeks in Sri Lanka

Airport · Anuradhapura · Sigiriya · Trincomalee · Kandy · Nuwara Eliya · Ella · Yala · South coast · Galle

About 24 hours in total, spread over thirteen nights
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We take care of the details

You bring the curiosity.
We’ll do the arranging.

From the person at airport arrivals to the place you wake up. Book one part of your trip, or let us put it all together.

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01

Car with driver

An English-speaking driver who knows the roads, the shortcuts and when to leave to beat the heat.

02

Places to stay

Homestays, villas, tea bungalows and hotels — chosen by people who have actually slept in them.

03

Guides & tours

Licensed guides for the places that need one, and private day tours from Colombo, Kandy, Galle and the south.

04

Self-drive hire

Your own car, delivered to the airport arrivals hall and collected when you fly home.

05

Tuk-tuk hire

Drive the island yourself in a three-wheeler. We meet you at the airport and teach you the gears.

Find your kind of somewhere

Follow your curiosity.

Ancient cities, saltwater afternoons, and hills that ask you to slow down.

Explore the island
The Nine Arches Bridge curving through dense green hillside near Ella.

Hill country

Ella

Visitors standing among leaning coconut palms on the red-earth headland above Mirissa's bay.

South coast

Mirissa

Sigiriya rock fortress rising from flat green forest at sunrise.

Cultural Triangle

Sigiriya

Good company changes everything

Who’s coming along?

Solo

Room to move, and people to meet when you want them.

Couples

Slow mornings, long views, and nowhere you must be.

Families

Short drives, real beds, and something for everyone.

Friends

Surf, hills, late dinners and a driver who waits up.

The red and white patterned facade of Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque in Colombo.

Thoughtfully planned, naturally

Feel at home.
A little further away.

Halal food, prayer stops, and stays that fit your family. As a Muslim-owned Sri Lankan company, we plan around the things that matter to you.

Discover halal-friendly travel

The local notebook

A little knowledge goes a long way.

Useful answers to the questions we hear every day, with checked dates on every guide.

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Illustration of a teardrop island split down the middle — sun and calm sea on one side, rain clouds and wind on the other, with arrows curving in from opposite directions.

Planning

The best time to visit Sri Lanka

There is no bad month. There is a wrong coast.

Illustration of an open passport seen from above with an inked stamp mark, a second passport laid across it and a small aeroplane symbol.

Planning

The Sri Lanka ETA, explained properly

Forty nationalities now pay nothing. Everyone still needs one.

Illustration of a passenger aeroplane descending over a palm-covered tropical coastline, with a small airstrip beside an amber beach and an indigo sea.

Getting there

Flights to Sri Lanka

One airport, thirty-seven airlines, and a fare that moves by the month.

Illustration of a hairpin mountain road winding past tea terraces, with a car, a tuk-tuk, a bus and a train spaced along it.

Getting around

Getting around Sri Lanka

The island is small on a map and slow on the ground

People who live here

A real conversation.
A better kind of trip.

Your message reaches the people who arrange your trip. Ask about a route, a driver, or somewhere you’ve always wanted to see. We’ll help you work it out.

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03Twenty-five seconds

This is the island we mean

Sigiriya at sunrise, the Nine Arches line, the eighteen bends, Adam's Peak, Laxapana, and elephants at Habarana.

Sigiriya rock at first light, seen across forest.

04The green part

Sri Lanka is small, and almost entirely waterfall

There are over four hundred named falls on the island. Most of them are a short walk off a road you were driving anyway.

  • Galboda Falls falling through thick jungle, the water breaking white over dark rock.
    Galboda FallsKegalle · Elvi Madushanka
    Galboda Falls, Kegalle. Photograph by Elvi Madushanka.
  • The Nine Arches Bridge, a stone viaduct curving through dense green hillside.
    Nine Arches BridgeElla · Melson Dreams
    Nine Arches Bridge, Ella. Photograph by Melson Dreams.
  • Aerial view of waterfalls threading down a forested hillside.
    Falls from the airCentral Province · Malinda Bandara
    Falls from the air, Central Province. Photograph by Malinda Bandara.
  • Aberdeen Falls dropping in a single column into a pool ringed by wet rock and fern.
    Aberdeen FallsGinigathhena · Kavindu Kaushalya
    Aberdeen Falls, Ginigathhena. Photograph by Kavindu Kaushalya.
  • Layered green hills rolling away into haze under a wide sky.
    Hills without endWelimada, Uva · Arul Karki
    Hills without end, Welimada, Uva. Photograph by Arul Karki.
  • A waterfall stepping down mossy boulders through close, wet greenery.
    DolosbageKandy District · Lakshan Abey
    Dolosbage, Kandy District. Photograph by Lakshan Abey.
  • Sunrise over green hills, mist still lying in the valley floors.
    First lightElla · Ruchira Nethmina
    First light, Ella. Photograph by Ruchira Nethmina.
  • A quiet waterfall running through deep forest, the light green and filtered.
    Mandaram NuwaraNuwara Eliya · Thilina Alagiyawanna
    Mandaram Nuwara, Nuwara Eliya. Photograph by Thilina Alagiyawanna.

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