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Sri Lanka

Ancient temples, emerald tea plantations, golden beaches and extraordinary wildlife — Sri Lanka is a treasure island of astonishing diversity.

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An island of extraordinary riches.

Sri Lanka packs an incredible amount into a small island — eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites, pristine beaches, ancient kingdoms, leopard-filled jungles and some of Asia's finest tea.

From the ancient rock fortress of Sigiriya to the colonial hill station of Nuwara Eliya, from whale watching off Mirissa to leopard safaris in Yala, Sri Lanka rewards with diversity and warmth at every turn. The cultural triangle, tea highlands and southern coast can all be visited in a single, beautifully paced journey.

Our Sri Lanka specialists design journeys that showcase the island's incredible range — combining boutique heritage hotels, expert guides and authentic experiences into one seamless trip.

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Why Sri Lanka

Unmissable experiences.

Ancient temples, emerald tea plantations, golden beaches and extraordinary wildlife — Sri Lanka is a treasure island of astonishing diversity.

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Sigiriya Rock Fortress

A 5th-century rock fortress rising dramatically from the jungle canopy — one of Asia's most impressive archaeological sites.

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Tea Country

Train through the emerald highlands, visit working plantations and taste some of the world's finest Ceylon tea in Nuwara Eliya.

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Yala National Park

Sri Lanka's premier wildlife park — the highest density of leopards in the world, plus elephants, sloth bears and extraordinary birdlife.

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Galle Fort

A UNESCO-listed Dutch colonial fort on the southern coast — boutique hotels, galleries and ocean-view rampart walks.

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Whale Watching

Mirissa and Trincomalee offer some of the world's best whale watching — blue whales, sperm whales and dolphins.

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Ancient Cities

Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa — two ancient capitals with extraordinary Buddhist ruins spanning 2,000 years of history.

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When to visit Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka can be visited year-round — when it rains on one coast, the other is dry. The west and south coasts are best from December to April. The east coast is best from May to September.

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  2. 02

    We craft your itinerary

    Our Sri Lanka specialists design a detailed, personal proposal — including the best lodges, guides and timing for your trip.

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    Every detail is handled. Your dedicated concierge is with you every step of the way, before, during and after your trip.

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