When you arrive in Sri Lanka, head straight to Negombo where you can receive a full-body check-up at a 50% discount at a reputable hospital. After doing so, you can head to the city to explore. Come across the St. Mary’s Church in the heart of the city and be in awe of its murals depicting Jesus Christ.
Travel to Kandy at first light on the second day. This city is well-known for its architecture and Temple of the Tooth Relic. Explore the city and go on a tour of the interesting sites. Witness the magnificence of the temple architecture by the lake.
Travel to Sigiriya to tour the UNESCO World Heritage Site on the third day. This is an enormous building that served as a fortress in the past. As you reach the summit where the monarch’s seat is located you can see the frescoes that line up with the rocky walls. Your jaw will drop at the views from the summit. See the National Park which is home to a sizable population of wild elephants in Minneriya the following day. Explore the national park first then take a tour of the village and meet the locals.
For days five and six the destination on this journey is Nilaveli Beach. Visit the Pigeon Island Marine National Park where you can explore the coral reefs and marine life by diving into the sea. Visit the golden sandy beach afterwards to unwind. Plan to visit Koneswaram Temple on the sixth day. From the moment you enter the magnificence of this temple is evident.
Take two days to relax and rest at Pasikuda Beach. While you soak up the sun, savour food and beverages from local vendors. You can participate in some thrilling water sports if you so choose.
Visit Arugam Bay, a beach that is very well-liked by people who enjoy playing in the water. Enjoy the rush of adventure by spending the day surfing the powerful waves. On the tenth day unwind on the beach before beginning the following day’s activities.
On the eleventh day you will travel to Yala early in the morning and embark on an exhilarating jeep safari through the Yala National Park. The most notable feature of this park is the sizable leopard population. Due to its sizable leopard population, it is the best location to witness these creatures in their prime.
Travel to Unawatuna which is located on Sri Lanka’s southern coast. Enjoy a visit to the Galle Dutch Fort on your first day here where you can take in the immaculate view of one of Asia’s best-preserved sea forts. You will take a boat out to sea to witness whale migration on the morning of day thirteen. There are several different kinds of whales including Bryde’s whale, sperm whale and blue whale. Following this trip, take some time to relax and enrol in a cooking class to learn how to prepare some traditional Sri Lankan dishes.
Take a tour of Colombo on the final day before departing. The architecture of this modern city incorporates elements of its past. Explore the city and stop by interesting sites like the Galle Face Green Promenade, the National Museum and Independence Square.
Head to the airport on this final day with memories of a fun adventure in mind.