Breakfast at the hotel

Colombo is Sri Lanka’s largest city and its commercial capital. Situated on the western coast, this dynamic metropolis has a blend of contemporary and colonial features. The architecture of Colombo reflects a wide range of styles and spans several centuries. There are many buildings constructed in Buddhist, Hindu, Islamic, Indian, and contemporary architectural styles coexisting with several colonial buildings inspired by the Portuguese, Dutch, and British. The Fort neighbourhood is the best example of this in the centre of the city. Colombo also has several shopping malls and department stores that sell brand-name clothes at deeply discounted prices. As a result, it is now a popular tourist destination for shopping.

During your city tour of Colombo, you may see popular places such as Galle Face Green, Viharamahadevi Park, the Twin World Trade Centre towers, the Old Parliament Building, the Fort area, and the Lotus Tower Independence Hall at Independence Square. One Galle Face, Arcade Independence Square, Colombo City Centre, Noritake, and other locations are good places to shop.

Activities and Entrance Fees (Per Person)

• Galle Face Green, Free
• Lotus Tower – $ 20

Accommodation

Overnight stay in Colombo

After breakfast, travel via Pinnawala to Nuwara Eliya.

The Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage is a major tourist destination in Sri Lanka, where injured, abandoned, or orphaned elephants receive medical attention and refuge from volunteers and carers. Sri Lanka is a top travel destination in Asia, offering adventures such as nature walks, beach relaxation, elephant parks, and nightlife. Visitors can enjoy solitude, steady walks, beach relaxation, close encounters with elephants, selfies, and nightlife. The island also offers a variety of nightlife options and casino games for thrill-seekers. Overall, Sri Lanka offers a diverse range of attractions to suit all interests.

After that, continue in the direction of Nuwara Eliya.

Nuwara Eliya, also known as ‘Little England’, is a charming highland community with colonial-era bungalows, Tudor-style hotels, hedgerows, and gardens. It was once the preferred escape for English and Scottish pioneers of Sri Lanka’s tea industry.

Enroot and Ramboda visit the Ramboda Falls.

The 11th highest waterfall in Sri Lanka, the waterfall cascades down two tiers of rock, dropping 358 feet into a rocky pool. It’s a must-see for nature lovers and offers a 2-kilometre uphill trail for those who enjoy hiking. Bird watchers can spot rare birds in the trees singing their merry songs. The waterfall is located just 35 minutes away from our property, making it an ideal destination for adventure seekers.

Activities and Entrance Fees (Per Person)

• Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage, $ 20
• Ramboda Falls, free

Accommodation

Staying the night in Nuwara, Eliya

Breakfast at the hotel. You will see Nuwara Eliya’s primary attractions, which include the golf course, Victoria Park, trout streams, and Lake Gregory for boating or fishing. In addition, you can go to a working tea factory where the world’s best Orange Pekoe tea is made from the slow-growing tea bushes in this highland region. You can also add Haggala Gardens. Haggala Gardens is another option. Water lilies and lazy low-country lotuses float in their calm beauty at Haggala, a temperate hill country garden. The gardens also feature a variety of exotic plants and flowers, making it a peaceful and picturesque spot to explore. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture the stunning natural beauty of Haggala Gardens.

Activities and Entrance Fees (Per Person)

• Haggala Botanical Garden: $10
• Tea Factory Visit: $2
• Strawberry Garden, free
• Victoria Park: $2

Accommodation

Overnight stay at Nuwara Eliya

After breakfast, leave for Bentota. Check into the hotel and enjoy leisure at the beach.

Accommodation

Staying overnight in Bentota

Breakfast at the hotel. The Golden Beaches are in Bentota. You’ll be able to relax and experience the warmth of the soft sand and the spirit of the sea. Sunbathing and swimming in the pool make up the day’s activities. Visit the turtle hatchery and take a trip on the Madhu River if you’re searching for something more unique. The Wildlife Protection Society opened the Turtle Hatchery, a premier turtle breeding place, in 1981. Huge aquariums containing baby turtle hatchlings are shown to visitors. The Madhu River boat ride offers a peaceful journey through mangrove forests and local villages, providing a glimpse into the natural beauty and culture of Sri Lanka. Don’t forget to try some fresh seafood at one of the many beachside restaurants in Bentota to complete your day of relaxation and exploration.

Activities and Entrance Fees (Per Person)

• Turtle Hatchery – $ 7
• Madu River boat: $ 35 (maximum 6 pax per boat)

Accommodation

Overnight stay in Bentota

Breakfast at the hotel. Travel from Bentota to the airport in time for the scheduled flight.

(approximate duration: 2 hours)