Tour 02: 9 Days 8 Nights 

Summary: Colombo/ Habarana / Sigiriya / Minneriya / Polonnaruwa / Dambulla / Kandy / Pinnawela / Peradeniya / Nuwara Eliya / Yala / Galle / Mirissa / Kosgoda / Bentota 

DAY 01

Route: Colombo / Habarana

Highlights: You will be met by your English-speaking chauffer guide and be transferred to the Habarana.

Overnight: Stay at Habarana

DAY 02

Route: Habarana / Sigiriya / Minneriya

Highlights: Visit ancient Sigiriya Rock Fortress & evening Minneriya Safari.

Sigiriya -The 5th century rock citadel of King Kashyapa and World Heritage Site - Sigiriya - doesn't only boasts of ancient Sri Lankan engineering & urban planning supremacy but also acclaims to be one of the finest monuments of art & culture. Step through the gigantic 'Lion Paws' - overlooking the symmetrical royal gardens below - to comprehend the absolute splendor that once dominated this rock fortress. Surrounded by ramparts & moats the Lion Rock - resembling the mythological 'City of Gods' - is coated by frescoes that relate to Gupta style paintings found in Ajanta caves of India. Walk in the shade of an eminent 'mirror wall' embracing the Western face of Sigiriya representing an artistic hundred meters laminated with graffiti. Wander into the well-fabricated museum downstairs for an epic journey of yesteryears to realize how the citadel floated above citizens with the castle, ponds and irrigation systems. 

Minneriya National Park is a national park in North Central Province of Sri Lanka. The area was designated as a national park on 12 August 1997, having been originally declared as a wildlife sanctuary in 1938.The reason for declaring the area as protected is to protect the catchment of Minneriya tank and the wildlife of the surrounding area. The tank is of historical importance, having been built by King Mahasen in third century AD. The park is a dry season feeding ground for the elephant population dwelling in forests of Matale, Polonnaruwa, and Trincomalee districts. Along with Kaudulla and Girithale, Minneriya forms one of the 70 Important Bird Areas (IBAs) of Sri Lanka.

Overnight: Stay at Habarana

DAY 03

Route: Habarana / Polonnaruwa

Highlights: Visit ancient Polonnaruwa Kingdom.

Rising with the decline of Anuradhapura, the city of Polonnaruwa - medieval capital & crown jewel of King Parakramabahu I - remains superior proof of ancient culture & heritage blended with religious beliefs. Walk across its scattered walls of the World Heritage Site - blessed by stupas, resting Buddha statues, irrigation canals and fantastically carved Hindu sculptures - while observing the relic house - Watadage - which boasts of beautiful stone carvings. Take a close glance and you will realize a subtle Hindu influence on architecture and statues found in Polonnaruwa. Or sit by the side of Galviharaya and observe the absolute beauty gushing out of every bend of its huge Buddhist statues. Nissankamalla Council Chamber is however, a head-spinning beauty to just sit back and observe with its swaying pillars reminding the aesthetics of a powerful kingdom which rests beside Parakrama Samudraya - sea of Parakramabahu & masterpiece of irrigation!

Overnight: Stay at Habarana

DAY 04

Route: Habarana / Dambulla / Kandy

Highlights: Visit Dambulla Cave Temple & Temple of the Tooth Relic. 

Visit Dambulla Cave Temple. A hub which has been treasured by many kings since the 1st century B.C. Today, an icon in the face of Sri Lanka Dambulla Rock Temple houses some of the most unique drawings in magnificently constructed 5 cave temples flanking the golden temple of Dambulla. Observe how exquisitely cave paintings are done along walls that shelter 150 statues of Lord Buddha. As you enter the retreat look straight up to the gigantic Buddha statue glittering in gold over a land which today houses an important junction in the country's economic and cultural uplifting.

Kandy-World Heritage Site & last royal capital of Sri Lankan kings - crafts an array of culture, history and heritage in the minds of visitors across the globe. Experience an ancient Kandyan legacy engraved around its crown jewel, the temple of the sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha. A stroll across this small lakeside town - cradled among the misty hills. will feature the Kandy City Centre - bundled with latest and world class brands, bazaar, an arts & crafts center, as well as a gem museum & lapidary. Drive towards Victoria Golf Course, undoubtedly one of the best golf courses in the world for a sweep blended with class and style.

Overnight: Stay at Kandy

DAY 05

Route: Kandy / Pinnawela

Highlights: Visit Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage & witness a cultural dance performance in Kandy. 

Visit Elephant Orphanage in Pinnawala, As you enter the 25 acre coconut property, do not be surprised to witness baby elephants being bottle fed or moving around freely causing absolutely no harm to anyone. It is rightly a sincere sight to observe how these gentle giants - orphaned and sometimes three-legged - are taken care of since 1975 at Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. Up to date, over 20 calves have been born here, and it is surprising to hear that some of its inmates have even seen their grandchildren during the past few decades! Watch as they feed at 09:15 am, 12:15 pm & 05:00 pm and take a river bath twice a day at 10:00 am & 02:00 pm respectively for an experience that could never be felt anywhere else on earth! Fine tube your evening by stepping to the beat of traditional music & drumming amplified by a cultural show enhancing the rich and vibrant culture of the Wonder of Asia, Sri Lanka.

Overnight: Stay at Kandy

DAY 06

Route: Kandy / Peradeniya / Nuwara Eliya

Highlights: Visit Peradeniya Garden & proceed to Nuwara Eliya.

En route visit Ravana water fall &visit Elephant Transit Home , where orphaned and injured elephants are cared for until they are able to return to the park. The park is home to an estimated 500 elephants, best spotted by the river or streams and reservoirs. Other wildlife includes wild buffalo, sambar deer, mongooses, bandicoots, foxes, water monitors, crocodiles, and even the occasional sloth bear and leopard. Royal Botanical Garden-First developed as a pleasure garden under royalty and later harmonized by the British, the Royal Botanical Gardens of Peradeniya - today bundled with the most welcoming facilities located just 4 miles off Kandy - is a flourishing national asset in the Wonder of Asia. Walk into this 147 acres bliss of an experience, passing well-tended lawns, pavilions & an octagon conservatory to be greeted by the vast expanse of a magnificently landscaped lush green turf which will encourage you for an exhilarating break. Towards the north of the entrance rests a cafeteria that one might come across before stepping into some of the highlights - the orchid house & giant Javan fig tree - of this place which overflows in grace. 

In the afternoon board the train/car to Nuwara Eliya. Enroute visit a tea factory. Enjoy the breathtaking view as you slowly pass towering mountains and the gorgeous vistas of Sri Lanka's hill country. Misty steep roads, twisting through lush green blankets of tea bushes in a cool climate, remind visitors that they are within the range of the renowned British colonial retreat, Nuwara Eliya. Augmented by an English countryside atmosphere, the city of light - once governed by English & Scottish planters - is still studded with colonial bungalows, hedgerows & one of the finest 18-hole golf courses in the world. A hike through the green grass and red-brick walls should present breathtaking views of a buzzing countryside hamlet. Hop into a rattling train smoking and hissing its way through green valleys of the hill country pierced by endless waterfalls & dotted by tea pluckers draped in bright-colored saris.

Overnight: Stay at Nuwara Eliya

DAY 07

Route: Nuwara Eliya/Yala

Highlights: Ravana water fall / enjoy the Yala Safari.

Yala Spreading into a vast 1259 Kms - with its glory spinning around vast grasslands, shrubs, tanks and dunes - rightfully is the heartland of wildlife in Sri Lanka. As your jeep rumble through the giant gates of Yala, you are not only stepping into the most visited national park in the country, but also the lands of a civilization which thrived during the reign of Sri Lankan kings. You name it, and Yala has it! Its usual inmates cover herds of elephant, sloth bear, spotted dear, jackal, extensively populated birdlife as well as the highest density of leopards in the world that garnish the park to be one of the finest destinations in the country. Feel the rough track as your jeep thunders over rocks and swish passing narrow bends for an exhilarating experience blended with the cries of wilderness under the tropical sun.

Overnight: Stay at Yala

DAY 08

Route: Yala / Galle

Highlights: World Heritage Site Galle.

Galle was once the chief port of Ceylon. It is still well known for hand-made lace. You can also visit the Galle Fort (spanning 90 acres) which was originally built by the Portuguese and later extended by the Dutch in 1663. This is a World Heritage Site.

Overnight: Stay at Galle

DAY 09

Route: Galle / Mirissa / Kosgoda / Bentota

Highlights: Whales & Dolphins watching and Turtle Hatchery.

Set out on a journey of a lifetime to Mirissa which is renowned for whale and dolphin watching tours. Enjoy spectacular scenes of the sperm whales, blue whales and hundreds of dolphins to keep you company for an adventurous day excursion in Sri Lanka. Witness the playful behavior of these creatures, particularly during mornings and afternoons as they swim to and fro in the waters off Mirissa. Kosgoda Beach is a very secluded beach on the southern coast of Sri Lanka. The beach is often visited by Sea Turtles to lay eggs and thus the turtle conservation looks after this beach to ensure the survival of this majestic marine creature.

On completion: Transfer to the Airport for departure or to a Beach hotel.

Tour 03: 10 Days 9 Nights 

Summary: Colombo/ Habarana / Sigiriya / Minneriya / Dambulla / Kandy / Pinnawela / Peradeniya / Nuwara Eliya / Yala / Udawalawe / Galle / Mirissa / Kosgoda / Beruwala / Colombo

DAY 01

Route: Colombo / Habarana

Highlights: Scenic Drive You will be met by your English-speaking chauffer guide and be transferred to the amazing Habarana.

Overnight: Stay at Habarana

DAY 02

Route: Habarana / Sigiriya / Minneriya

Highlights: Visit ancient Rock Fortress Sigiriya & evening Minneriya Safari.

Sigiriya-The 5th century rock citadel of King Kashyapa and World Heritage Site - Sigiriya - doesn't only boasts of ancient Sri Lankan engineering & urban planning supremacy but also acclaims to be one of the finest monuments of art & culture. Step through the gigantic 'Lion Paws' - overlooking the symmetrical royal gardens below - to comprehend the absolute splendor that once dominated this rock fortress. Surrounded by ramparts & moats the Lion Rock - resembling the mythological 'City of Gods' - is coated by frescoes that relate to Gupta style paintings found in Ajanta caves of India. Walk in the shade of an eminent 'mirror wall' embracing the Western face of Sigiriya representing an artistic hundred meters laminated with graffiti. Wander into the well-fabricated museum downstairs for an epic journey of yesteryears to realize how the citadel floated above citizens with the castle, ponds and irrigation systems.

Minneriya National Park is a national park in North Central Province of Sri Lanka. The area was designated as a national park on 12 August 1997, having been originally declared as a wildlife sanctuary in 1938.The reason for declaring the area as protected is to protect the catchment of Minneriya tank and the wildlife of the surrounding area. The tank is of historical importance, having been built by King Mahasen in third century AD. The park is a dry season feeding ground for the elephant population dwelling in forests of Matale, Polonnaruwa, and Trincomalee districts. Along with Kaudulla and Girithale, Minneriya forms one of the 70 Important Bird Areas (IBAs) of Sri Lanka.

Overnight: Stay at Habarana

DAY 03

Route: Habarana / Dambulla / Kandy

Highlights: Visit Dambulla Cave Temple & visit Temple of the Tooth Relic.

Visit Dambulla Cave Temple. A hub which has been treasured by many kings since the 1st century B.C. Today, an icon in the face of Sri Lanka Dambulla Rock Temple houses some of the most unique drawings in magnificently constructed 5 cave temples flanking the golden temple of Dambulla. Observe how exquisitely cave paintings are done along walls that shelter 150 statues of Lord Buddha. As you enter the retreat look straight up to the gigantic Buddha statue glittering in gold over a land which today houses an important junction in the country's economic and cultural uplifting. 

Kandy-World Heritage Site & last royal capital of Sri Lankan kings - crafts an array of culture, history and heritage in the minds of visitors across the globe. Experience an ancient Kandyan legacy engraved around its crown jewel, the temple of the sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha. A stroll across this small lakeside town - cradled among the misty hills. will feature the Kandy City Centre - bundled with latest and world class brands, bazaar, an arts & crafts center, as well as a gem museum & lapidary. Drive towards Victoria Golf Course, undoubtedly one of the best golf courses in the world for a sweep blended with class and style. Fine tube your evening by stepping to the beat of traditional music & drumming amplified by a cultural show enhancing the rich and vibrant culture of the Wonder of Asia, Sri Lanka.

Overnight: Stay at Kandy

DAY 04

Route: Kandy / Pinnawela / Kandy

Highlights: Visit Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage & witness a cultural dance performance Visit Elephant Orphanage in Pinnawala, As you enter the 25 acre coconut property, do not be surprised to witness baby elephants being bottle fed or moving around freely causing absolutely no harm to anyone. It is rightly a sincere sight to observe how these gentle giants - orphaned and sometimes three-legged - are taken care of since 1975 at Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. Up to date, over 20 calves have been born here, and it is surprising to hear that some of its inmates have even seen their grand children during the past few decades! Watch as they feed at 09:15 am, 12:15 pm & 05:00 pm and take a river bath twice a day at 10:00 am & 02:00 pm respectively for an experience that could never be felt anywhere else on earth! In the evening stepping to the beat of traditional music & drumming amplified by a cultural show enhancing the rich and vibrant culture of the Wonder of Asia, Sri Lanka.

Overnight: Stay at Kandy

DAY 05

Route: Kandy / Peradeniya / Nuwara Eliya

Highlights: Visit to Royal Botanical Garden & proceed to Nuwara Eliya / visit Tea plantation. 

Royal Botanical Garden-First developed as a pleasure garden under royalty and later harmonized by the British, the Royal Botanical Gardens of Peradeniya - today bundled with the most welcoming facilities located just 4 miles off Kandy - is a flourishing national asset in the Wonder of Asia. Walk into this 147 acre bliss of an experience, passing well-tended lawns, pavilions & an octagon conservatory to be greeted by the vast expanse of a magnificently landscaped lush green turf which will encourage you for an exhilarating break. Towards the north of the entrance rests a cafeteria that one might come across before stepping into some of the highlights - the orchid house & giant Javan fig tree - of this place which overflow in grace. 

Welcome to Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka's tea growing center and enroute visit a tea factory. During the drive relish the endless views of tea carpeted valleys and the bright flash of female "tea pluckers" in their pimento, fuchsia and cerise saris. Enjoy a guided stroll of Nuwara Eliya town, pass the 18-hole golf course. In the evening walk along the banks splashed by the waters of Lake Gregory.

Overnight: Stay at Nuwara Eliya

DAY 06

Route: Nuwara Eliya / Yala

Highlights: Ravana waterfall, Yala Safari and Kumana Bird Sanctuary.

Yala spreading into a vast 1259 Km- with its glory spinning around vast grasslands, shrubs, tanks and dunes - rightfully is the heartland of wildlife in Sri Lanka. As your jeep rumble through the giant gates of Yala, you are not only stepping into the most visited national park in the country, but also the lands of a civilization which thrived during the reign of Sri Lankan kings. You name it, and Yala has it! Its usual inmates cover herds of elephant, sloth bear, spotted dear, jackal, extensively populated birdlife as well as the highest density of leopards in the world that garnish the park to be one of the finest destinations in the country. 

Formerly referred to as the Yala East National Park, Kumana will escort you through a myriad of wading birds and migratory waterfowls. Therefore, visitors coming over will have access to large contingencies of some of the most sought after of birds in the island. The Golden Jackal and the Fishing Cat are amongst its most popular species worth exploring.

Overnight: Stay at Yala

DAY 07

Route: Yala / Udawalawe

Highlights: Udawalawe Elephant transit home & Udawalawe Safari. 

After breakfast proceed to Udawalawe Udawalawe National Park sprawls over 30,000 hectares along the border of Sabaragamuwa and Uva Provinces, about a five-hour drive from Colombo. The Park, open to visitors when accompanied by a tracker, was formed as a sanctuary for wild animals displaced during the construction of the Udawalawe Reservoir. Its vegetation is influenced by its the wet and dry zone boundaries, a range of plains highlighting its topography. The park is known for elephants, water buffaloes, wild boar, spotted deer and fishing cats and jungle cats. Endemic birds including the Ceylon Junglefowl, Ceylon Spurfowl and the Ceylon Grey Hornbill are to be seen and other bird species such as the Spot-billed Pelican, Little Cormorant, Grey Heron and the Indian Pond Heron frequent the park.

Overnight: Stay at Udawalawe

DAY 08

Route: Udawalawe / Galle

Highlights: World Heritage Site Galle.

 Galle was once the chief port of Ceylon. It is still well known for hand-made lace. You can also visit the Galle Fort (spanning 90 acres) which was originally built by the Portuguese and later extended by the Dutch in 1663. This is a World Heritage Site.

Overnight: Stay at Galle

DAY 09

Route: Galle / Mirissa / Kosgoda / Beruwala

Highlights: Whales & Dolphins watching, Turtle Hatchery.
Set out on a journey of a lifetime to Mirissa which is renowned for whale and dolphin watching tours. Enjoy spectacular scenes of the sperm whales, blue whales and hundreds of dolphins to keep you company for an adventurous day excursion in Sri Lanka. Witness the playful behavior of these creatures, particularly during mornings and afternoons as they swim to and fro in the waters off Mirissa. Kosgoda Beach is a very secluded beach on the southern coast of Sri Lanka. The beach is often visited by Sea Turtles to lay eggs and thus the turtle conservation looks after this beach to ensure the survival of this majestic marine creature.

DAY 10

Route: Beruwala / Colomo Airport

Highlights: Drive to Colombo International Airport.

It's time to leave the isle of serendipity with your treasure chest of memories. We warmly welcome you back with open arms to experience more and more on this beautiful island. Thank you for visiting Sri Lanka with Beezerland.

Tour 04: 11 Days 10 Nights 

Summary: Colombo / Kalpitiya / Wilpattu / Anuradhapura / Habarana / Minneriya / Sigiriya / Dambulla / Kandy / Pinnawala / Peradeniya/ Nuwara Eliya / Yala / Galle / Mirissa / Kosgoda / Bentota

DAY 01

Route: Airport / Kalpitiya

Highlights: You will be met by your English-speaking chauffer guide and be transferred to the amazing Kalpitiya.

Kalpitiya is often cited as the future of tourism in Sri Lanka since it has a number of islands in its lagoon that seem ripe for development. A tourist zone has been established there. Kalpitiya is in the northeast of Sri Lanka, 35km north of Puttalam.

Overnight: Stay at Kalpitiya

DAY 02

Route: Kalpitiya

Highlights: Whales/Dolphins watching & Leisure.

A whale watcher's paradise, Kalpitiya offers an idyllic coastal getaway for the entire family. From bar reefs to sandy beaches and azure ocean waters to mangrove swamps, this sanctuary by the sea is an ideal place to kickback, soak up the sun and enjoy a laidback island lifestyle. Kalpitiya also has the country's most popular kite surfing school providing adrenaline pumping action at sea. You may enjoy a whale watching ride if interested. A not to miss attraction in Kalpitiya. The playful spinner Dolphins will be fun to watch. Sperm Whales and an occasional blue whale is a world class attraction of Marine life you may be privileged in Kalpitiya.

Overnight: Stay at Kalpitiya

DAY 03

Route: Kalpitiya / Wilpattu / Anuradhapura

Highlights: Safari in Wilpattu National Park

Wilpattu National Park is located in the northwest of the dry zone of the island with a long coastal boundary. It is approximately 180 km north of Colombo. Wilpattu is reputed to have the highest density of leopards in the world. The park is also home to elephants, spotted deer, boars and mongooses. The jungle fowl, the national bird of Sri Lanka, and many species of owls, gulls, eagles are also found in the park. The Park is also inhabited by mugger crocodiles, common cobras, Indian pythons and soft-shelled turtles. During the rains of the northeast monsoons from December to February and the subsequent inter-monsoonal rains, the 60 lakes and tanks in the park attract wildlife while flora and fauna thrive in the lush climate.

Overnight: Stay at Anuradhapura

DAY 04

Route: Anuradhapura / Habarana / Minneriya

Highlights: Visit ancient Anuradhapura Kingdom & Minneriya Safari.

The ancient city is full of iconic buildings, remnants of a people from a bygone era that flourished under the rule of their kings and queens. Walking amongst these ruins is a real treat, as you learn about their ways of life. The buildings were beautifully built by craftsmen and adorned by artists. Historians believe that from around the 4th century BC to the 11th century AD, Anuradhapura was the capital Sinhalese and a thriving economic hub in South Asia. Although Anuradhapura's history is easily traced from the 4th century BC, excavations have been able to identify artefacts from the Iron Age which easily dates back to 900 BC. It is believed that from those times the community grew and flourished to become one of South Asia's grandest kingdoms.

Minneriya National Park is a national park in North Central Province of Sri Lanka. The area was designated as a national park on 12 August 1997, having been originally declared as a wildlife sanctuary in 1938.The reason for declaring the area as protected is to protect the catchment of Minneriya tank and the wildlife of the surrounding area. The tank is of historical importance, having been built by King Mahasen in the third century AD. The park is a dry season feeding ground for the elephant population dwelling in forests of Matale, Polonnaruwa, and Trincomalee districts. Along with Kaudulla and Girithale, Minneriya forms one of the 70 Important Bird Areas (IBAs) of Sri Lanka.

Overnight: Stay at Habarana

DAY 05

Route: Habarana / Sigiriya

Highlights: Visit ancient Sigiriya Rock Fortress Sigiriya.

The 5th century rock citadel of King Kashyapa and World Heritage Site - Sigiriya - doesn't only boasts of ancient Sri Lankan engineering & urban planning supremacy but also acclaims to be one of the finest monuments of art & culture. Step through the gigantic 'Lion Paws' - overlooking the symmetrical royal gardens below - to comprehend the absolute splendor that once dominated this rock fortress. Surrounded by ramparts & moats the Lion Rock - resembling the mythological 'City of Gods' - is coated by frescoes that relate to Gupta style paintings found in Ajanta caves of India. Walk in the shade of an eminent 'mirror wall' embracing the Western face of Sigiriya representing an artistic hundred meters laminated with graffiti. Wander into the well-fabricated museum downstairs for an epic journey of yesteryears to realize how the citadel floated above citizens with the castle, ponds and irrigation systems.

Overnight: Stay at Habarana

DAY 06

Route: Habarana / Dambulla / Kandy

Highlights: Visit Dambulla Cave Temple & visit Temple of the Tooth Relic.

Dambulla Cave Temple,a hub which has been treasured by many kings since the 1st century B.C. Today, an icon in the face of Sri Lanka Dambulla Rock Temple houses some of the most unique drawings in magnificently constructed 5 cave temples flanking the golden temple of Dambulla. Observe how exquisitely cave paintings are done along walls that shelter 150 statues of Lord Buddha. As you enter the retreat look straight up to the gigantic Buddha statue glittering in gold over a land which today houses an important junction in the country's economic and cultural uplifting.

Kandy-World Heritage Site & last royal capital of Sri Lankan kings - crafts an array of culture, history and heritage in the minds of visitors across the globe. Experience an ancient Kandyan legacy engraved around its crown jewel, the temple of the sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha. A stroll across this small lakeside town - cradled among the misty hills. will feature the Kandy City Centre - bundled with latest and world class brands, bazaar, an arts & crafts center, as well as a gem museum & lapidary. Drive towards Victoria Golf Course, undoubtedly one of the best golf courses in the world for a sweep blended with class and style. Fine tube your evening by stepping to the beat of traditional music & drumming amplified by a cultural show enhancing the rich and vibrant culture of the Wonder of Asia, Sri Lanka.

Overnight: Stay at Kandy

DAY 07

Route: Kandy/Pinnawela/Kandy

Highlights: Visit Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage & witness a cultural dance performance in Kandy.

Visit Elephant Orphanage in Pinnawala, As you enter the 25 acre coconut property, do not be surprised to witness baby elephants being bottle fed or moving around freely causing absolutely no harm to anyone. It is rightly a sincere sight to observe how these gentle giants - orphaned and sometimes three-legged - are taken care of since 1975 at Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. Up to date, over 20 calves have been born here, and it is surprising to hear that some of its inmates have even seen their grand children during the past few decades! Watch as they feed at 09:15 am, 12:15 pm & 05:00 pm and take a river bath twice a day at 10:00 am & 02:00 pm respectively for an experience that could never be felt anywhere else on earth!

Overnight: Stay at Kandy

DAY 08

Route: Kandy/ Peradeniya/ Nuwara Eliya

Highlights: Visit Royal Botanical Garden &proceed to Nuwara Eliya / visit Tea plantation.

Royal Botanical Garden-First developed as a pleasure garden under royalty and later harmonized by the British, the Royal Botanical Gardens of Peradeniya - today bundled with the most welcoming facilities located just 4 miles off Kandy - is a flourishing national asset in the Wonder of Asia. Walk into this 147 acre bliss of an experience, passing well-tended lawns, pavilions & an octagon conservatory to be greeted by the vast expanse of a magnificently landscaped lush green turf which will encourage you for an exhilarating break. Towards the north of the entrance rests a cafeteria that one might come across before stepping into some of the highlights - the orchid house & giant Javan fig tree - of this place which overflows in grace.

Travel to Nuwara Eliya. Enroute visit a tea factory. Enjoy the breathtaking view as you slowly pass towering mountains and the gorgeous vistas of Sri Lanka's hill country. Misty steep roads, twisting through lush green blankets of tea bushes in a cool climate, remind visitors that they are within the range of the renowned British colonial retreat, Nuwara Eliya. Augmented by an English countryside atmosphere, the city of light - once governed by English & Scottish planters - is still studded with colonial bungalows, hedgerows & one of the finest 18-hole golf courses in the world. A hike through the green grass and red-brick walls should present breathtaking views of a buzzing countryside hamlet. Hop into a rattling train smoking and hissing its way through green valleys of the hill country pierced by endless waterfalls & dotted by tea pluckers draped in bright-colored saris.

Overnight: Stay at Nuwara Eliya

DAY 09

Route: Nuwara Eliya / Yala

Highlights: Ravana waterfall and Yala Safari.

Yala spreading into a vast 1259 Km - with its glory spinning around vast grasslands, shrubs, tanks and dunes - rightfully is the heartland of wildlife in Sri Lanka. As your jeep rumble through the giant gates of Yala, you are not only stepping into the most visited national park in the country, but also the lands of a civilization which thrived during the reign of Sri Lankan kings. You name it, and Yala has it! Its usual inmates cover herds of elephants, sloth bear, spotted dear, jackal, extensively populated birdlife as well as the highest density of leopards in the world that garnish the park to be one of the finest destinations in the country. Feel the rough track as your jeep thunders over rocks and swish passing narrow bends for an exhilarating experience blended with the cries of wilderness under the tropical sun.

Overnight: Stay at Yala

DAY 10

Route: Yala / Galle

Highlights: World Heritage Site Galle.

Galle was once the chief port of Ceylon. It is still well known for hand-made lace. You can also visit the Galle Fort (spanning 90 acres) which was originally built by the Portuguese and later extended by the Dutch in 1663. This is a World Heritage Site.

Overnight: Overnight Stay at Yala

DAY 11

Route: Galle / Mirissa / Kosgoda / Bentota

Highlights: Whales & Dolphins watching, Turtle Hatchery Set out on a journey of a lifetime to Mirissa which is renowned for whale and dolphin watching tours. Enjoy spectacular scenes of the sperm whales, blue whales and hundreds of dolphins to keep you company for an adventurous day excursion in Sri Lanka. Witness the playful behavior of these creatures, particularly during mornings and afternoons as they swim to and from in the waters off Mirissa. Kosgoda Beach is a very secluded beach on the southern coast of Sri Lanka. The beach is often visited by Sea Turtles to lay eggs and thus the turtle conservation looks after this beach to ensure the survival of this majestic marine creature.

On completion: Transfer to the Airport for departure or to a Beach hotel.