Life is Travel. We people always travel in our day-to-day lives, but the travel we mean here is for leisure. Travel teaches us there’s more to life than what we experience day to day. Travel may change people’s attitudes, especially when they are exposed to different societies, meet different people and share experience which could be transferred from generation to generation for the betterment of society.

You are met with traditional Sri Lankan hospitality at the airport,

And then transported in your own private air-conditioned vehicle by our courteous English speaking Chauffeur-guide to Colombo City, where you will check-in to your hotel in Colombo.

This is an ideal place to stay in Colombo City, as everything is very nearby. In the evening you will enjoy an interesting City Tour of Colombo which includes important residential and commercial areas, shopping centers and other various fascinating sights which adds to the mystical ambience of being in this exotic land.

Sri Lanka’s Premier ancient city Anuradhapura, situated in the dry zone, was the first Sinhalese capital of Sri Lanka. The awesome Ruwanveliseya, Abhayagiriya, Jethawanaramaya and Thuparamaya Dagobas are still venerated by Buddhist and these massive works along the large wevas (Lakes) reveal the past glory of the city.

Polonnaruwa, The largest man-made reservoir, the Parakrama Samudraya, was built during King Parakramabahu’s and it is larger than the Colombo harbor. In the complex of Gal Vihare, there are imposing Buddha sculptures in granite.

A world Heritage City, Sri Wickrema Rajasingha the last King of Sri Lanka, was taken captive by the British forces in 1815. Kandy is the capital of the Central Province. Sri Lanka’s most visited tourist destination, Kandy is in the middle of mountains and its beauty is enhanced by the artificial lake and the river Mahaveli and the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens.

Sri Dalada Maligawa, the temple of the sacred tooth relic of the Buddha, is the main attraction. Its architecture, decorative walls, golden roof and fine wood work is vivid. Visitors can view the daily pooja (religious service) in the morning, mid-day and in the evening.

If you are looking at an adventure and leisure, Kithulgala is THE PLACE. You would be able to do many adventure and leisure activities such as White Water Rafting, Bird Watching, Walking in the Jungle, Visiting pre historic caves, Bathing in the river, Trekking to Waterfalls, Adventure Jumps and slides in natural ponds, River Expeditions, Rain Forest Walks and Trails, Flat Water Rafting, Waterfall Abseiling, Mountain biking etc.

Renowned for the golden beaches that encompass the island, Sri Lanka has long attracted tourists seeking sand, sun-bathing, swimming, water sports, deep sea fishing and diving. Quaint coastal hamlets have expanded to welcome tourists staying in homely guesthouses, mainstream hotels or luxury boutique villas by the sea. Fringed by palm trees, with soft sand and azure waters, these beaches make an ideal holiday location beside the Indian Ocean.