Colombo Tours

Book an overnight stay in Yala National Park to secure your visit for your ideal date with this Leopard Nest glamping adventure. After a private transfer to Yala, known for its leopard population, enjoy your inclusive experience: lunch, a game drive, dinner, a night in a luxe private treehouse or tented, and a dawn safari and breakfast. Five accommodation options, selected drinks, and return transfers from most resorts included.

Experience luxury camping—where all the details are arranged for you—in Sri Lanka's Yala National Park on this 2-night excursion from Colombo. See the area's diverse array of native flora and fauna s you travel through the jungles and brackish lagoons, home to a large leopard population. Game drives each day and an all-inclusive camp setup with food and drinks are included for the utmost in jungle comfort.

Step aboard a tuk tuk—the preferred mode of travel for locals—to explore Colombo at sunset. Your private driver/guide will ferry you through the city streets, watching local life pass you by as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean. Snacks and refreshments are provided, as well as a full Sri Lankan dinner at a local restaurant.

Many people visit Sri Lanka and spend most of their time exploring Colombo, the country’s capital, and Ella, renowned for its rich natural resources. But just northeast of the country, and you’ll also find Trincomalee which is a lovely coastal city known for its paradise-like beaches! You can witness the faith of the locals when you visit the Koneswaram Temple, travel back into the city’s past at Fort Frederick, and be wowed by its natural beauty at Rawana Abyss. Enjoy the port city and stunning beaches of Trincomalee along with the most famous Pigeon Island National Park to witness the best corals. You’ll also be accompanied by a friendly driver who will also act as your guide as you explore. This is a must visit for any traveler who tours to Sri Lanka! • Enjoy round trip hotel transfers plus the accompaniment of a friendly driver • Visit a number of iconic attractions within two days • All fees and accommodation included

It is an amazing experience to enjoy scenic train ride from Colombo to Ella / Badulla. How we do ? We do book train tickets (seat reservation) in-advance for you and our agent will handover tickets to you at the railway station or we could handover tickets to your hotel in Colombo. We will inform you train time and all other details via email or telephone. What you should do ? You just have to book our package that you are looking right now. Please share your hotel details and all requirements when we book the package.

Enhance your experience of Udawalawe National Park on a private safari trip that gives you the freedom to customize your experience. You’ll experience the park in a safari Jeep to increase your chances of spotting animals such as elephants, wild boars, and eagles, and receive the undivided attention of your private guide.

Climb to the ruins on Sigiriya Rock and explore the Buddha-statue-packed caves of Dambulla—this small-group tour from Colombo removes the stress from visiting two of Sri Lanka’s highlights. Settle into an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver-guide, and admire the scenery on route into the island’s lush heartlands. Visit Dambulla and then stop at Sigiriya, where you can climb the rock or just stroll its gardens. Admissions are at your own expense.

Combine Colombo sightseeing with the breezy buzz of tuk-tuk touring on this private excursion. Swap an enclosed car for an open-sided 3-wheeler with a driver-guide, and feel the heartbeat of Sri Lanka’s capital as you discover its top sights and hidden gems beloved by locals. See the Gangaramaya Temple and other landmarks, zip by beaches, explore markets, refuel with local coffee, and enjoy traditional Sri Lankan dishes—all without your having to plan anything yourself.

Yala which is the second largest national park in Sri Lanka is a must visit place when you visit Sri Lanka. The park land make up most of the reserve but also includes lakes, beaches, jungle, rivers and scrubland. This variety in habitats provides an excellent range in wildlife. The largest concentration of Leopards can be seen in this national park but the creature is said to be one of the most endangered species. About 32 species of mammals, 125 species of birds and many reptiles and lagoon fauna species have been recorded in the park. The Yala National Park is famous among visitors as the best place to view large mammals within one territory. • Enjoy personalized attention on a private tour • Hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-offs • Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with a travel guide driver

There’s no need to fret about public transport and how to reach various sights on this private Kandy day trip from Colombo. Your private driver-guide will handle navigation, and whisk you into Sri Lanka’s hill country to explore the island’s UNESCO-listed former royal capital. Plus, you can choose which listed attractions you want to see, from the Temple of the Tooth to a tea plantation, spice farm, and other sights.

01. Hindu Temple. 02.Colombo is spicy market. 03. Sri Lanka coffee tasting. 04. Colombo vegetable market. 05. Second Cross Street. 06. red mosque. 07.The taste of fruit pickles. 08. colonial building Aria. 09.Taste of Sri Lankan Tea. 10. Gangaramaya Temple. 11. Independent Memorial building. 11. local lunch / Dinner. Other Include Items : Flowers for ladies, Umbrella, rain ponchos, hand towels, pocket tissues, hand sanitizing and first aid kit. Cool wet towel , Tissue. Cashew,Phone charger.

Immerse yourself in Sri Lanka’s lush central and southern highlands on a 2-night trip from Colombo to Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Ella, and Udawalawe National Park. Save yourself the effort of planning your own itinerary, and simply relax each day as you’re transported to the attractions and your included hotel for the night. Discover the mystical hill capital of Kandy, spot wild elephants on a Udawalawe safari (own expense), and absorb the exotic scenery at Sigiriya, Ella, and Nuwara.

Surrounded by the central hills of the Country, Kandy is a city rich in history and traditional culture. The last capital of the ancient kings of Sri Lanka before the country came under British Rule the city is home to several monuments which depict the culture of the country. The focal point of this historic city is the Temple of the Tooth or Sri Dalada Maligawa, the most sacred of Buddhist sites in the country. Originally a part of the Royal Palace, the temple houses the relic of the tooth of Lord Buddha. It is said that the temple of the tooth in Kandy was the last of several temples built to house the relic, the central symbol of the Sri Lankan monarchy. The major highlight of this tour is the visit to Ambuluwawa temple which will leave you speechless with the surrounding views for sure! • Hassle free hotel pick up and drop off • Visit Ambuluwawa temple for spell bounded views • Explore the last kingdom of Sri Lanka - Kandy

Take a crash course in Colombo’s street foods on this private tour. With a guide, head into neighborhoods famed for their food offerings, from the upmarket Cinnamon Gardens to colorful Pettah, and sample the culinary styles and dishes borne from the city’s cultural diversity. Stop to sample street snacks and sweets, savor gourmet eats, and try traditional plant-based and meat recipes as your guide charts their place in Colombo’s history. Your tour includes tastings.

This one-of-kind experience will allow you explore the culture, heritage of Sri Lanka and also to ride on a jeep and journey across Minneriya where you are guaranteed to see a diverse selection of flaora and fauna . Understand the history and architecture of Sri Lanaka and explore the archeological wonder of The Ancient City of Polonnaruwa which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A visit to a safari will always be on your bucket list when you visit to Sri Lanka. The unique tour will give you the opputurnuty to witness the largest gatherimng of elephant in the world. • Enjoy personalized attention on a private tour • Hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-offs • Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with a travel guide driver • Witness a number of wild animals roam around freely in the national park as you enjoy a scenic jeep ride

The deeper waters of Kalpitiya are known for whale watching in addition to dolphin watching.There are five types of whales that occupy the Kalpitiya coastal stretch where the most commonly spotted is the Sperm whale. Sperm Whales are the second largest in the whale family. Among other whales one would be able to spot in Sri Lankan shores of Kalpitiya are the Blue Whales, the Minke Whale, Melon Headed Whale and the Dwarf Sperm Whale.More mysterious than the frolicking Dolphins these gentle Giants can be spotted during the periods of November- December and March through April in Kalpitiya waters. • Enjoy personalized attention on a private tour • Hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-offs • Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with a travel guide driver

For anyone with any interest in history, archaeology, hiking, or epic sunrise views, you won’t want to miss the chance to hike Pidurangala and Sigiriya Rock located in north central Sri Lanka. If you’re a bit pressed for time and can’t decide whether to hike Pidurangala or Sigiriya Rock, don’t worry — you can hike both! Plan to wake up early and get one of the best workouts of your life. But it will all be worth it to see an unforgettable sunrise, and to beat the heat and crowds when visiting these incredible archaeological sites. • Enjoy personalized attention on a private tour • Hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-offs • Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with a travel guide driver

Wilpattu national park is well worth as a standalone attraction as it records the second highest leopard density in Sri Lanka, after Yala. It also admits a fewer number of visitors, which sets it in stark contrast to Yala national park, which tends to get overcrowded. These reasons alone make Wilpattu national park a perfect alternative for proper safari-goers who prefer to see magnificent wild animals in their natural habitat, while avoiding annoying crowds. It also reduces the burden falling on Yala national park as the leading leopard safari destination in Sri Lanka. • Engage in a thrilling morning safari experience • Two way hotel transfers included • Hear commentary from an expert guide

Sigiriya Rock Fortress the 8th Wonder of the World is considered as a placed not to be missed by anybody who visits this beautiful Island. Pidurangala rock another historical place located next to Sigirya and has become a trending place with among both locals and foreigners. Dambulla Cave Temple is known as one of the oldest and biggest rock temples in the world. The Safari at Minneriya National Park will make your trip complete. This 03 hour off road trip will allow you to see hundreds of Elephants in their natural behavior at their own place. Tour in a traditional village is another interesting item you can add for the day.  These key places are located within close proximity. Situated in the Matale District, Central Province of Sri Lanka, situated 148 km (92 mi) north-east of Colombo and 72 km (45 mi) north of Kandy.

Have a seat in a first-class tuk tuk with a dedicated guide for a private tour of Colombo. You'll travel efficiently through the city, weaving through traffic to see the maximum number of sights in a single day. This overview is great for first-time visitors, and your guide can focus on sites and narrative that interest you. Stops can include the Pettah market, the Galle Face Green, Independence Memorial Hall, Gangaramaya (Vihara) Buddhist temple, and others.

One of our representatives will meet and greet you at Colombo somewhere then who will take you to Colombo Afterward, you will continue your Colombo city tour including National Museum, Independence Square, Vihara Maha Devi Park, and Galle Face. Colombo is the trade capital has long been the traditional gateway to the orient. Today, Colombo is a fascinating city with a happy blend of east & west, past & present with a charm of its own. The main seaport of Sri Lanka is in Colombo & adjoining it, is Pettah, which is the local bazaar & trading area. Other places of interest are the beautiful Buddhist temples, Hindu temples, the historic Wolfendhal church, the main residential area - cinnamon gardens and the BMICH - International Conference Hall and the commercial area – Fort.

Udawalawe National Park Safari is one of the best wildlife safari choices on the planet for witnessing magnificent mammals, birds, reptiles, and many other animal species. The name Udawalawe is famous for the higher density of endemic animal species living in healthy settings. One of the best places on the island to witness the jumbos of the jungle, the enthralling elephant. The forest settings of the park is a collection of grassland and bush forest, making safari and tours more convenient and accessible for jeeps. There’s not a single negative trait to mention regarding the Udawalawe National Park Safari, it is perfect in all terms. In terms of wildlife elephant numbers living in a smaller land area, Udawalawe even supersedes African national parks. Why travel to Africa to enjoy iconic elephants in large numbers, Udawalawe safari tours are a better choice!

Explore most popular two of world heritage sites with Safari in Srilanka with the service of a friendly, professional chauffeur guide.  Driver will meet you at the hotel and take you to the Dambulla cave temple by comfortable vehicle. and then visit the Sigiriya lion rock, Stop in excellent recommended restaurant to have your buffet lunch,  and visit spice and herble garden on your way back. finally drop you off at the same hotel

The ancient city of Polonnaruwa was the second capital of Sri Lanka. Today, it is one of the best places to visit in Sri Lanka. Polonnaruwa is a UNESCO world heritage site. It is a huge archaeological site (122 hectares) with perhaps Sri Lanka’s most impressive artifacts and ruins. The site houses the ruins of Sri Lanka’s largest Buddhist University called “Alahana Pirivena”. The city is an important stop for Sri Lankan Buddhist pilgrims because of many Buddhist monuments and ruins attested to various historical incidents. In the past, the city gained influence under South Indian rulers who were ousted by the Sinhalese rebels during the eleventh century CE. The ruins of Polonnaruwa is popular for its blend of Anuradhapuran and South Indian architecture. This is because the ancient inhabitants of Polonnaruwa were a mix of Buddhist and Hindu elite. In the face of growing South Indian power, the kingdom of Polonnaruwa was short-lived and abandoned around 1300 CE.