7D6N Tropical Sri Lanka

Arrival - Welcomed by a representative of Lanka Sportreizen

Leave for Kandy- “The Hill Capital”

En-route visit Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage

In the Sabaragamuwa Province of Sri Lanka, 13 kilometers northeast of Kegalle town, is Pinnawala village, which serves as an orphanage, nursery, and captive breeding facility for wild Asian elephants. The largest herd of elephants kept in captivity is found in Pinnawala.

Afterwards continue to Kandy

Kandy, which means "City on the Hills," got its name because nature—including water, rocks, and jungles—protected it. The last royal residence of the Sri Lankan monarchs before they were defeated by the British in 1815 AD is now a World Heritage Site. When you think of Kandy, images of splendor and elegance come to mind. Numerous myths, customs, and folklore are still tenderly preserved. The golden-roofed Temple of the Buddha's Tooth Relic is the main draw. A commanding view of the City may be found from the Kandy Lake, which the previous king Sri Wickramarajasinghe created in 1806. Along with culture and history, it is a city for arts and crafts.

Dinner & Overnight stay at Hotel

After breakfast at the hotel, visit Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic of Buddha
–By far the most important place of worship for devotees all over the world

Proceed to Nuwara Eliya with the city tour including visit to Gregory Lake

At 6,183 feet above sea level and at the base of Mount Pidurutalagala, Sri Lanka's highest peak, sits the town of Nuwara Eliya. has a crisp, chilly climate that is unique to Sri Lanka. The town feels like a slice of the English Lake District, a tranquil escape from the bustle of Colombo. Along with other natural features like waterfalls and caverns, unusual flora, birds, and animals flourish here. The gleaming green leaves of this beautiful shrub, coupled with orderly rows of greenery, cover the peaks and valleys, leaving a lasting picture of Sri Lanka's Hill Country.

Dinner & Overnight stay at Hotel

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Yala

Sri Lanka's wild animals and the Yala National Park are Yala's principal claims to fame. Yala National Park offers the best chance of all Sri Lanka's National Parks to see the country's diverse array of wildlife

Evening jeep safari in Yala national park

Dinner & Overnight stay at Hotel

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Kosgoda and visit Turtle hatchery

There are 18 turtle hatcheries along Sri Lanka's southern coast, with the Turtle Care Center at Kosgoda Beach being one of them. The center was started in 1981 and is situated in Kosgoda, a beach community in South Western Australia. Additionally, Kosgoda serves as the nesting ground for all five species of turtles that come to Sri Lanka. Contrarily, several of the other hatcheries in the area of the island only host a small number of the species on their beaches.

Dinner & Overnight stay at Hotel

After breakfast, proceed to airport for departure