Meet Your Dedicated Sithiyam Travel Advisor for a Warm Airport Welcome and Pick up with personalized name board and Welcome Garland for Easy identification. Transfer in a private, air-conditioned vehicle to your Beachfront hotel in Negombo.

From Airport, Arrive in Negombo - Convenience meets charm in Negombo, a coastal town just 15–20 minutes from the international airport. But don’t be fooled by its accessibility — it has a character all its own. Negombo has long been shaped by Catholic heritage, Dutch canals, and its enduring fishing traditions. Early morning fish markets offer gritty authenticity; calm lagoon boat rides deliver serenity; and its beach scene is light, friendly, and unhurried. For many travelers, Negombo is the perfect start or soft landing — a place to gently arrive for you in this trip Check in to your Hotel : Name: Hotel J Negombo (3* Hotel by Jetwing) Description: Comfortable stay near the beach. All accommodations are handpicked 3–4 star or boutique-level with breakfast included. Type: Hotel Included: Yes Night(s): 1 Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip All times Indicated are approx. based on our estimate only. actual times may vary.

After checking in to your beautiful Hotel, Depending on arrival time, you may choose to enjoy a sunset walk in Negombo Beach. A popular spot for both tourists and locals, offering water sports, fresh seafood, and a lively atmosphere with beachfront cafes and hotels. Have a goodnight rest on your first night in Sri Lanka.

After your first breakfast in Sri Lanka, Proceed to checkout of your hotel to start your Scenic Journey to Polonnaruwa. but with a Quick stop - Negombo Fish Market At sunrise, the Negombo Fish Market comes alive — not just as a place of trade, but as a full-bodied cultural experience. This isn’t a performance for tourists; it’s an unfiltered window into the rhythm of coastal Sri Lankan life. Here, the sea isn’t just scenery — it’s livelihood, heritage, and identity. Soak in the Busy Morning of a Sri Lankan Fisherman in Sri Lanka.

Optional : If Time permits, Try the Negombo Lagoon Boat Tour to a panoramic views of Negombo in a Boat

Optional : If Time permits, We also think you should visit - Dutch Fort in Negombo. A historic fort built by the Portuguese and later fortified by the Dutch, the Negombo Fort is located near the lagoon and is a remnant of the colonial era. While much of the fort is now in ruins, it offers scenic views of the surrounding area.

Where Anuradhapura is sacred and spiritual, Polonnaruwa is regal and reflective, that's why we picked this one. (Talk to us to add Anuradhapura to your Plan) After your Scenic Drive from Negombo, Check-in to your Hotel in Polonnaruwa for a quick reset. This ancient capital showcases the grandeur of Sri Lanka’s medieval golden age: intricate stone carvings, enormous Buddha statues, royal baths, and urban planning that still astounds. Unlike the crowds of more famous sites, Polonnaruwa allows for unhurried exploration — often on a bicycle — through spaces that still hold silence. For travelers with an eye for architecture or a love for the ancient world, this is where imagination and history blend beautifully. Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip

At Your Own Leisure, Explore The Ancient City Sustainably. Rent a E-Bike to cycle across the city to contribute to the preservation of the UNESCO Site. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Polonnaruwa was the medieval capital of Sri Lanka, featuring well-preserved ruins of palaces, temples, and statues, including the famous Gal Vihara rock carvings.

Waking up in Polonnaruwa, Start your day with Breakfast, Head out to explore the UNESCO site. Drive around and learn more about Samudra Parakrama An ancient irrigation reservoir built by King Parakramabahu the Great in Polonnaruwa, known for its sheer size and historical significance. The reservoir is still in use today, providing water to the surrounding area.

We stop at : A circular relic house built during the reign of King Parakramabahu I, the Polonnaruwa Vatadage is one of the best-preserved structures in the ancient city, featuring intricate stone carvings and four Buddha statues.

We stop at : Located in the ancient city of Polonnaruwa, Gal Vihara is a group of impressive rock-cut Buddha statues, considered some of the finest examples of ancient Sri Lankan rock sculpture.

(Our Top Pick) : This is an experience you should not miss. this could be once in a life time opportunity to witness something majestic. Known for its large elephant population, Minneriya National Park is home to the famous "Gathering of the Elephants" where hundreds of elephants congregate around the Minneriya tank during the dry season.

After our Safari, we head on to Dambulla. enjoy the drive from Polonnaruwa to Dambulla witnessing the streets come to life. This cultural duo represents the heart of Sri Lanka’s UNESCO triangle. Sigiriya — the Lion Rock Fortress — rises abruptly from the jungle like a myth made real. Climbing it feels like ascending into legend, rewarded with panoramic views and ancient frescoes. Nearby Dambulla, with its cave temples adorned in gold and 2,000-year-old paintings, complements that epic scale with a quiet, intimate reverence. Together, they tell a story of kings, monks, and devotion — making this area a non-negotiable anchor for any culturally rich itinerary. Check in to your Hotel : Name: Pelwehera Village Resort (a 4* Hotel by Oak Ray Hotels) Type: Hotel Included: Yes Night(s): 1 Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip

(Our Top Pick) - This is the one we are waiting for. Start early, Load up after the breakfast, and start the Hike to Sigiriya Lions Rock. climb to the summit and witness the views that will imprint in your memory forever. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Sigiriya is an ancient rock fortress and palace located on a massive rock column. It is famous for its frescoes, landscaped gardens, and stunning panoramic views from the summit.

Assuming you are hungry after your climb on top the Lion (You definitely will be), we will go in to the village to Eat. but before that we will ride the bollock Carriage, Cross the Lake in a Boat and get to the Village. Don't forget your cameras. Lunch will be Cooked and Served in your presence. witness the life in a Village in Dambulla. Its been a long day. we know. Why not recover with a Ayurvedic Treatment, Rejuvenate your mind and body for the rest your trip. (Our Recommendation) - 1 and Half hour Full Body with Shirodara - an Ayurvedic therapy involving a continuous, gentle stream of warm oil poured over the forehead, specifically the "third eye" area. Enough Said. Enjoy the Massage. Prepare for Tranquility. its your last night in Dambulla, Get a Great Night of Sleep.

Start your day with breakfast. Another early start but another fantastic day ahead. We are going to Kandy. En Route : (Optional) A series of cave temples with Buddhist murals and over 150 statues of Buddha. The Dambulla Cave Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved temple complexes in Sri Lanka.

After your transfer from the Cultural Capital to the Temple City -Kandy. Check in to your Hotel : Name: Oak Ray City Hotel (a 3* Hotel by Oak Ray Hotels) Type: Hotel Included: Yes Night(s): 1 Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip Kandy sits at the spiritual center of Sri Lanka. Cradled by hills and wrapped around a tranquil lake, it’s where heritage feels alive — in the rhythm of traditional drumming from the Temple of the Sacred Tooth, in the lanterns of evening processions, in the hum of markets filled with incense, textiles, and fresh produce. It’s not just a destination; it’s a mood. For spiritually curious or culturally engaged travelers, Kandy offers emotional resonance. It’s a city that asks you to slow down, look inward, and feel the depth of Sri Lanka’s soul. Take a short break, freshen up before Heading out

We start in Kandy with Template of Tooth Relic. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Temple of the Sacred Tooth in Kandy is one of the holiest Buddhist sites in Sri Lanka, said to house the tooth relic of the Buddha.

After to your Lunch, Proceed to witness the Dance spectacle featuring the Unique Art and Culture of Kandy - The Traditional Kandyan Dance.

Evening at your leisure, Take slow walk around the Lake. A man-made lake located in the heart of Kandy, offering peaceful surroundings and a scenic backdrop to the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic.

by Sunrise time, We want to be here, the View point that will be your one stop for a full look at Kandy from the Top. With that view, retire back to your hotel for your well deserved rest for early start next day

First stop Day 2 - Kandy A vast botanical garden home to over 4,000 species of plants, including a renowned orchid collection. Located near Kandy, the garden features giant bamboo groves, palm avenues, and scenic landscapes.

(INSTAWORTHY) - This Tower is made for Instagram. Climb up the top of the Ambuluwawa Tower, Not only for the pictures but for the mountain views and nature. Ambuluwawa isn’t just a viewpoint — it’s a spiritual spiral, a quiet marvel perched above the clouds. Rising above Gampola, this tower is the crown of a biodiversity complex that blends religion, nature, and architecture in one remarkable location. Its winding white structure, reminiscent of a DNA helix, offers panoramic views that stretch from the Central Highlands to the southern plains — if you dare to climb it.

you arrive in NE after the breathtaking views of Tea plantations, bendy roads temperature change and Waterfalls, You arrive in the "Little England" of Sri Lanka. Nuwara Eliya is the kind of place that shifts a journey’s tempo entirely. Known as “Little England” for its colonial architecture, it trades heat for mist, palm trees for pine, and bustling cities for a world of quiet charm. Here, tea fields roll endlessly across the hills, horses trot by Gregory Lake, and travelers cozy up by the fire in 19th-century bungalows. It’s a romantic refuge, especially for couples or wellness-seeking guests, and a scenic break from the tropical heat. Every sip of tea here tastes like history, and every walk feels like stepping into a dreamscape. Check in to your Hotel : Name: Oak-Ray Summer Hill Breeze Type: Hotel Included: Yes Night(s): 1 Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip Have a Good rest at your Leisure In Nuwara Eliya.

We Stop at : Located in Nuwara Eliya, Pedro Tea Estate offers guided tours of its tea factory and plantations, giving visitors an opportunity to learn about the tea-making process, from leaf to cup.

Get closer to one of the Most beautiful Waterfall in Sri lanka. if you feel like it, take a swim. Head back to your Hotel for a hill country sleep.

Get our breakfast and check out of the Hotel in Nuwara Eliya. We prepare to get aboard one of the most scenic train rides in the world. Nuwara Eliya to Ella Abort a 1st Class train. Your chauffeur guide will drop you at the station to see you off. he will meet you again in Ella to pick you up. All Aboard!! (train class and timing of travel is subject to change)

Ella is more than just a scenic stop — it’s a soul-soothing mountain retreat wrapped in mist, greenery, and slow-living magic. Perched in Sri Lanka’s central highlands, Ella draws you in not with grandeur, but with gentleness. It’s where nature feels personal: tea hills you can hike through, waterfalls you stumble upon unexpectedly, and sunrises that feel like private performances from the sky. The vibe is laid-back and bohemian, attracting everyone from solo backpackers to honeymooners and wellness seekers. Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip

Wr Stop at : Ella Rock (view Point) A popular hiking destination in the hill country, Ella Rock offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys, tea plantations, and mountains. The hike is challenging but rewarding, making it a favorite among trekking enthusiasts. If you feel like it, Plan a hike. Talk to us for more.

Don’t let the name fool you — Little Adam’s Peak delivers big in beauty, symbolism, and soul-soothing calm. Nestled in the heart of Ella, this gentle hike offers the kind of reward-to-effort ratio that travelers dream of: just 30–45 minutes of walking through tea plantations and forest paths leads you to sweeping ridge-top views of Sri Lanka’s southern highlands. Climb to the Peak. P.S - (Honorable Mention) Try the Flying Ravana Zipline for if you are feeling adventurous. its at the base of Little Adam's Peak As this is the last stop of your day in Ella, Headback to your hotel and Have a good stay.

This spot deserves the early morning start. In order to catch the most beautiful Train cross across the epic (Fan Favorite) Nine Arch Bridge, you need to be there by 6 AM with your cameras ready. P.S. We know some secret spots for the best pictures. The Nine Arch Bridge isn’t just an architectural marvel — it’s a moment. Tucked between the lush hills of Ella, this iconic stone viaduct seems to rise out of the jungle like something out of a dream. Built entirely from brick, stone, and cement — no steel — during the British colonial era, it has quietly become one of the most photographed and emotionally resonant landmarks in Sri Lanka. Headback to your Hotel for the breakfast, take a leisure break and check out of your hotel for us to head over Yala

Begin your scenic drive from Hill Country to wilderness, Tissamaharama. En Route Witness the Majetic Ravana Falls. Located near Ella, Ravana Falls is a popular stop for visitors exploring the hill country. The waterfall is easily accessible and is part of local folklore, said to be connected to the legendary King Ravana of Sri Lanka. The falls are named after King Ravana, the legendary ruler from the ancient Hindu epic Ramayana, who is said to have hidden Princess Sita in a nearby cave behind the waterfall. Whether you take the story as folklore or history, there’s no denying the mythic energy in the air — the kind that makes the sound of rushing water feel like more than just nature.

Tissamaharama (often shortened to Tissa) is the quiet gateway to wild beauty. Once a thriving capital of an ancient Sinhalese kingdom, it now serves as the launchpad for wildlife adventures — especially safaris in Yala and Bundala National Parks. But Tissa isn’t just a jumping-off point. Surrounded by lakes, paddy fields, and serene stupas, it offers a calm and rural contrast to the tourist energy found elsewhere. Check in to your Hotel : Name: Rain Tree by Oak Ray (a 4* Hotel by Oak Ray Hotels) Type: Hotel Included: Yes Night(s): 1 Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip

(RECOMMENDED) - Go on a Safari at The second-largest national park in Sri Lanka, Yala is famous for its diverse wildlife, including leopards, elephants, and crocodiles. It offers guided safaris for visitors to explore the park's varied ecosystems. Talk to us for reserving your safari in Yala National Park

Well Rested, start your day with another breakfast in Sri lanka before checking out of your hotel to Head to Mirissa. Mirissa is where paradise softens into ease. Unlike some of the west coast’s resort-heavy beaches, Mirissa keeps its allure simple: swaying palms, golden curves of sand, mellow cafés, and those iconic ocean swings that appear on every traveler's Instagram. But beyond the laid-back beach scene, there’s a deeper pull: Mirissa is one of the best whale-watching hubs in the world, offering sightings of blue whales and dolphins just a few kilometers offshore. Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip

(INSTAWORTHY) - We stop at Coconut Tree Hill Coconut Tree Hill is where the coast turns cinematic. Just a short walk from the laid-back surf town of Mirissa, this rust-red promontory — dotted with a perfectly spaced grove of swaying coconut palms — has quietly become one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic and Instagrammed coastal spots. But beyond the photos, it holds something quieter and deeper: a feeling of calm, rhythm, and natural grace.

We stop at : Dondra Head Lighthouse At the southernmost tip of Sri Lanka, where the land quietly slips into the sea, stands the Dondra Head Lighthouse — proud, white, and unwavering. Built by the British in 1889, it’s the tallest lighthouse in the country and one of the tallest in all of South Asia. But more than a navigation tool, it’s a symbol of edge and clarity — a place that feels like the boundary between worlds. Take more pictures.

Ger ready to Swim, We stop here for a while and take the rest of the time in Mirissa enjoying and resting by the Beach. It serves as a Sun kissed middle chapter in a bigger island loop. Mirissa Beach is where the idea of a tropical escape becomes reality — not just for a moment, but for a mood. Curved like a gentle smile and fringed with palm trees, the beach has a softness to it — in the air, the colors, the pace. The sand is golden and fine, the water warm and gently lapping, and everything feels a little slowed down, a little sweeter.

Final UNESCO City in the plan, Galle is where we are going next. as always, Start with your breakfast and check out of your hotel in Mirissa. Its a short drive. but enjoy various beaches while you drive Galle is where history and style walk hand in hand. The fortified old city — a UNESCO World Heritage site — is a beautifully preserved blend of Dutch colonial architecture, cobbled streets, spice-scented boutiques, art galleries, and elegant cafés tucked into 400-year-old buildings. But it’s not just the aesthetic that matters — Galle carries emotional weight. It tells stories of trade, colonization, resilience, and reinvention. Check in to your Hotel : Name: Hotel J Unawatuna Type: Hotel Included: Yes Night(s): 1 Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip

First Stop in Galle - Galle Dutch Fort isn’t just a place — it’s a beautifully preserved time capsule. A living, breathing UNESCO World Heritage Site where history, architecture, and island rhythm all coexist. Originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and later fortified by the Dutch, the fort stands as a monument to the many layers that make up Sri Lanka’s cultural identity.

(INSTAWORTHY) Take your cameras out for your next stop Standing quietly at the edge of the ramparts, Galle Fort Lighthouse is more than just a beacon — it’s a symbol of stillness, perspective, and elegance. First constructed by the British in 1848 (and rebuilt in 1939 after a fire), it’s the oldest working lighthouse in Sri Lanka

Last Stop within Galle Dutch Fort - The Galle Fort Clock Tower rises from the heart of the fort’s ramparts — sturdy, silent, and dignified. Built in 1883 in memory of a colonial-era doctor, it has stood for over a century as a symbol of time's steady passage through a place layered with stories. It’s not ornate, but it doesn’t need to be. Its strength lies in its simplicity, its permanence — a stone structure that has watched over decades of shifting skies, salt winds, and generations of footsteps.

After Galle Fort, Transfer to your Hotel in Unawatuna.

Rest Leisurely in one of the most beautiful Beaches in the Southern Coast.

Unawatuna beach stay

Colombo City tour Check in to your Hotel : Name: Description: Type: Hotel Included: Yes Night(s): 1 Upgrades to 5-star or luxury villas available on request. Talk to us to curate this trip

Departure