Sri Lanka has the greatest in what nature has to offer. Often hidden by mountains and misty hills. Trek through little known trails, unspoilt and known only by a select few, Specially for the traveller who truly loves nature at its best.

If its Adventure you seek, there are many options available to you. Biking, Canoeing, White water rafting, Surfing, Horseback riding, Para Gliding and Abseiling are some of the many things available to the avid traveller as well as the adrenaline junkie

Camp at specially selected locations teeming with wildlife. Have wild Elephants as your neighbours. At a safe distance of course

Experiance Sri Lankan traditional dancing from Kandyan, Sabaragamu and Ruhunu Clans. Enjoy music and drums at an evening cultural show, filled with colours, fire, costumes, dancers, acts and entertainment. 

Getting married in Sri Lanka, is an experience second to none. Wardrobe, food, accommodation as well as all the legalities can be arranged for your wedding combined with a honeymoon holiday, relaxing at the beach, at one with nature on a safari or hidden away in the misty hills.

Sri Lanka has many locations for the discerning art lover. Ancient paintings, Sculptures and statues carved from solid rock, built by kings from ancient civilisations of srilanka. Visit the 8^thwonder of the world, Sigiriya. A city built on a solid rock by king Kashyapa. See the temple of the tooth relic of lord Buddha at Kandy, the rock temple at Polonnaruwa, the ancient as well as modern temples at Anuradhapura, Kelaniya, Gangaramaya, RidiViharaya and many others  

Spend the entire day at a beach, sun bathing, diving, with snacks of fresh tropical fruit, Spend the evening sampling sea food specials such as Prawns, Lobster, Crab, Cuttlefish, Seer fish, while you sip on your choice of freshly prepared cocktails and mocktails. 

Dive at one of the many dive sites in Sri Lanka. Coral reefs, Tropical fish, Ship wrecks, all accessible for the experienced diver. And if you are not an experienced diver, there are many professional diving schools which will have you ready as a padi certified scuba diver in no time at all.

Experience and witness the power of Ayurveda medicine and healing, with all natural products extracted from nature. Treat yourself with herbal oils and treatments, for a truly unforgettable experience.  

Safari in the national parks of Sri Lanka, Accompanied by well trained and experienced guides in purpose built off road jeeps.

Sri Lanka has 25 endemic birds and many other migrant birds looking for warmer climate and food. Travel to prime bird watching locations in Sinharaja National forest, Kitugala, Udawatta Kale, Minipe, Minneriya Forests as well as Kumana, Bundala, Willpattu, Bellanwila Bird Sanctuaries

Sri Lanka can be considered as an Ornithologist’s paradise due to its abundance of bird life. A total of 444 birds have been recorded, of these 250 are resident and 33 species are endemic, and others are migrants. The mixed feeding flocks in Sinharaja rainforest (A UNESCO World Heritage Site), known as “Sinharaja Bird Waves”, are the largest in the world. The birds are also relatively tame and easy to watch.

Blue whales in other parts of the world migrate large distances, but the blue whales in Sri Lanka are confined to one particular place. No one knows why, said Asha de Vos, Sri Lankan Marine Biologist. It seems Ocean close to southern tip of Sri Lanka has given sanctuary to this largest animal in the world. This large population of blue wales was spotted off 20 km from the southern tip of the Sri Lanka.

You can watch Blue Wales if you take a boat from Mirissa beach (off Dondra point). This is the best place in the world to watch blue wales  

Sri Lanka is home to over two dozen species of birds. In addition, it receives several other migratory birds that come here for its warm climate. Its main bird watching spots are in the Sinharaja National Forest, Minneriya Forests, Bellanwila Bird Sanctuary, and Udawatta among others.There are more than 400 bird species that are found over the skies of Sri Lanka. Out of these over 250 are local and the others are common or migratory. The total number of birds coming to the Sinharaja National Forest is the world’s largest. You can even go near the birds.

Biking gives you a great opportunity to explore the beauty of Sri Lanka. All the roads are connected by endless network of gravel paths, dirt and cart tracks. So you can go almost anywhere on your bike. You can scan the plain lands for easy trails or head to the mountains for a challenging experience. You can go biking across Sri Lanka’s Central Highlands. Once on top you can get spectacular views of the lush green vast fields of tea, rice and other crops. If you are enthusiastic about biking in Sri Lanka, you should start from Habarana. You can cover Sigiriya and Dambulla (UN World Hritiage sites) from this spot. Make sure to go biking along the early irrigation reservoir system, Sea of Parakrama to get a magnificent view. You should also check out the beautiful landscape around Polonnaruwa and the Wasgamuwa National Park.

Sri Lanka is so diverse and there are endless opportunities to go on adventurous and thrilling treks and hikes. As a trekker, you should head to its Central Highlands. A typical trek can take you through pristine and lush farms of spice, tea and paddy fields. You will go through thick rainforests, across hills, along streams and waterfalls. Head north and you will find yourself close to the cultural sites. The North western part of the country offers endless plains and green backwoods. A trek through Kandy means getting the chance to see some of the most important Buddhist temples in the country. This includes the Gadaladeniya and Embakke temples.

Close to Matale and Kandy is the ‘Knuckles Mountain Range’. As the name suggests, it looks like a human knuckle. There are beautiful, scenic treks and hikes across this range that is spread across more than 150 km.

If you want to witness the biggest rice fields in the country, you should be in Hanguranketha. Here you will come to see the most spectacular thing – tree-top huts. The farmers use these elevated homes to guard over their crops from elephants. You can find a river (BelihulOya), a reservoir (Randenigala), a magnificent waterfall, and also amazing birdlife while trekking these fields.

The BelihulOya river creates a wet region along a drier area. This is the greatest biodiversity site in the country. Your trekking trails will take you through forests, hills and lush green fields in this area.

Other stunning trails for trekking and hiking for nature lovers include the Ritigala Hills, the Pidurangala Rock, and the Mihintale Hills. You can also visit some major cultural spots here.

When it comes to shopping, you should head to Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka. It is also its commercial hub. Here you can find the coming together of the modern and the remnants of the royal times. There are more than 0.6 million people living in this city.The Fort district is located towards the north.  It is the commercial hub. Galle Face Green, the harbor side is located to the south, and the Pettah bazaar to the east.

You should head to Pettah for your shopping experience in Sri Lanka. It has paved streets with shops and stalls. You can find items ranging from jewelry to cloths to electronics to fashion accessories to household items and everything in between. In fact, there are different streets and each one offers a specific type of product.

The Laksala Emporium is another shopping hub. Interestingly, it is owned and operated by the government. Here you can find items related more to handicrafts and jewelry. The Cinnamon Gardens is also a great spot for shopping. The Majestic City and Crescat Boulevard are the major malls here.

When in Sri Lanka, make sure to enjoy Ceylon Tea. Tea Tang and Miesna Tea are good spots to find it.

Only in Sri Lanka can you spend your days snorkeling in the shallow and crystal clear waters of its golden beaches and your nights on elephant back in search of the mysterious leopards in its rainforests. There is hardly any other small island country where you can find so much diversity in scenery and wildlife.It will not be wrong to claim that this is a magical island. It is only here that you can come across mammals of all sizes – even the largest land animal. Sri Lanka’s elephant is the largest of the Asian Elephants and also the largest land mammal in Asia. If you want to see them in the wilderness, head to the UdaWalwe National Park during September-October. Here you can witness once-in-a-year ‘gathering’ and journey of these magnificent beasts for the Minneriya Lake. Don't be surprised to see up to 300 wild elephants flocking along on their journey.

The leopard can be seen in the Yala National Park. There are more leopards per square kilometer of this park than almost anywhere else in the world.

Other fauna on the island country includes the golden jackal, sloth bear, mongoose, langurs, species of monkeys, and much more. In fact, it is claimed that many other animal species in Sri Lanka’s forests have yet to be discovered by the scientific community. The Dwarf Lizard is unique to this island. It gives birth to its young ones.

Ecotourism is the promotional motto used by the government of Sri Lanka. This is especially because it has among the world’s highest density of wildlife. It also offers some of the best tourism infrastructure in the world, especially due to the quality of its hotels.

You can book your elephant safari at the moment or in advance. The rides kick-off at 6 am and 2 pm daily and last for up to 5 hours. The queue can be long and it is recommended to arrive as early as possible. You can extend your stay and spend the rest of the day on the beach.

You can find jeeps for hire in the hotel. You will have to hire a guide. The hiring costs vary according to taxes.