Overview
The definitive island journey for those who want to see it all at a gentle pace. Two weeks take you from the sacred ancient capitals and the Lion Rock to the tea hills, two wildlife safaris and a long, slow finish on the south coast.
Your private chauffeur guide meets you in the arrivals hall and drives you to Negombo, where you can unwind after your flight.
Discover Anuradhapura, the first great capital of ancient Sri Lanka and a UNESCO World Heritage destination. Explore magnificent stupas, ancient monasteries, sacred Buddhist sites and remarkable irrigation works while experiencing the deep spiritual and historical heritage of the island.
Sigiriya is traditionally associated with King Kashyapa I, who established his royal residence and fortress on the rock during the 5th century CE. The site later became a Buddhist monastic complex.
Village Tour is a wonderful way for visitors to experience traditional rural life in Sri Lanka. It is especially suitable for families, couples and travellers who want to experience something beyond the main sightseeing attractions.
Sigiriya is one of Sri Lanka's most iconic cultural attractions and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Rising dramatically about 200 metres above the surrounding plains, the ancient rock fortress combines history, architecture, gardens and spectacular scenery.
Polonnaruwa is ideal for travellers interested in history, Buddhism, architecture and ancient Sri Lankan engineering. The archaeological area is also surrounded by beautiful greenery, making it a pleasant place to explore by bicycle or vehicle.
A tusker elephant is a male elephant with prominent tusks. Seeing a wild tusker during a safari can be a memorable wildlife experience, although tuskers are not guaranteed on every safari.
Discover the mysterious Nalanda Gedige, an ancient stone monument surrounded by lush greenery in the Matale region. Admire its remarkable carvings and distinctive architecture, which reflects a fascinating blend of South Indian, Hindu and Buddhist artistic influences. This peaceful heritage site offers a unique glimpse into Sri Lanka's ancient cultural connections.
Surrounded by misty green hills and centred around the picturesque Kandy Lake, Kandy is a captivating city where history, spirituality and tradition come together. Explore the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, stroll through the beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens in Peradeniya, discover traditional arts and crafts, and enjoy an unforgettable Kandyan cultural performance. Kandy offers a wonderful introduction to Sri Lanka's rich cultural heritage.
Leave the cultural heart of Kandy behind and journey into the cool, misty mountains of Sri Lanka. Travel through spectacular tea-covered hills, visit a traditional Ceylon tea plantation and factory, and stop at the beautiful Ramboda Falls. Continue through winding mountain roads and breathtaking valleys before arriving in Nuwara Eliya, the charming hill-country destination known for its cool climate, colonial character and picturesque landscapes.Ride the blue train through the tea hills into cool Nuwara Eliya.
Enjoy an unforgettable train journey through Sri Lanka's spectacular hill country. Travel past emerald-green tea plantations, misty mountains, waterfalls and dramatic valleys before continuing towards Ella and the fascinating Demodara Railway Loop.
Escape into the breathtaking beauty of Sri Lanka's hill country in Ella, a charming mountain destination surrounded by emerald-green tea plantations, misty peaks, cascading waterfalls and lush forests. Discover the iconic Nine Arch Bridge, hike to Little Adam's Peak for panoramic views.
Udawalawe National Park is one of Sri Lanka's most popular wildlife destinations, particularly for seeing wild Asian elephants. The park's open grasslands, scrub forest and reservoir areas make wildlife relatively easy to observe.
Elephant Transit Home is a rehabilitation facility near the park where orphaned wild elephant calves are cared for with the aim of eventually returning them to the wild. Visitors can observe scheduled feeding sessions from a viewing area.
Yala National Park is one of Sri Lanka's best-known wildlife destinations, covering dry-zone forests, scrublands, grasslands, lagoons and coastal landscapes. It is particularly famous for Sri Lankan leopards, while elephants and many other animals can also be seen.
Galle is ideal for your final cultural/coastal stop, especially Galle Fort, with its historic ramparts, colonial architecture, cafés, boutiques and ocean views.
A final morning at leisure before your drive back to Katunayaka Airport, with an optional Colombo city and shopping stop if your flight timing allows.
The places we visited were wonderful, and the trip was very well organized. The driver was excellent. Highly recommended!
Russia, Jan 2026
We spent two fantastic weeks with our Dee. Always available and available, he fulfilled our every wish.
UK, Jan 2026
Yes. Every tour is fully private and tailor made, with your own vehicle and licensed chauffeur guide. Nothing is shared with other travellers.
December to March suits the south and west coast and the hill country. May to September is best for the east coast and the north. We route your trip to the season.
Yes,Possible Add nights, upgrade hotels, swap in more beach time. Send us your ideas and we will tailor it around you.
A 25% deposit confirms your booking, and the balance is payable upon arrival. The balance can be paid in USD, Euro or LKR. Please note that USD and Euro rates change daily – if you pay in USD or Euro, the amount should align with the LKR total according to the exchange rate on the day of payment.
Yes, absolutely! If you prefer to arrange your own hotel bookings, you are welcome to do so. We can then adjust the total package cost accordingly, excluding the hotel accommodation charges. Simply share your hotel details with us, and we will tailor the package price to suitable your arrangements.
Every tour is tailor-made — add the Maldives, swap in more beach time, or stretch it to two weeks. Tell us your ideas.
