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Negombo

Just a few minutes' drive from the airport, Negombo is a lively seaside town with golden beaches and a history-strewn lagoon. Its relaxed ambience, fishing villagers, and sunset views create a welcoming first stop in Sri Lanka.

Bentota

Known for its wide sandy stretch and calm waters, Bentota is ideal for both relaxation and water sports. It’s a favorite for families, honeymooners, and anyone seeking a classic tropical escape.

Hikkaduwa

Famous for coral reefs and relaxed vibes, Hikkaduwa combines beach life with a pinch of thrill. Turtle snorkelling and nightlife are two of the best things to do here.

Unawatuna

This crescent-shaped bay offers calm waters for swimming and a vibrant beach scene. Framed by palm trees, it’s a picture-perfect spot for relaxation and lively evenings.

Galle

Beyond its historic fort, Galle boasts nearby beaches that blend culture with coastal beauty. It’s the place to wander from colonial streets to sandy shores in a single day.

Mirissa

A paradise for whale watching and surfing, Mirissa is all about turquoise waters and tropical bliss. Its iconic palm-fringed beach has become a postcard symbol of Sri Lanka.

Arugam Bay

Surfers around the globe are famous for adoring Arugam Bay, a laid-back paradise on the east coast. With its tranquil beauty and perfect waves, it's a relaxing adventure.

Nilaveli

Peaceful and pristine, Nilaveli’s powdery sands and calm seas offer a true getaway. It’s also the gateway to Pigeon Island, a hotspot for snorkeling and marine life.

Passikudah

With one of the world’s longest shallow coastlines, Passikudah is perfect for safe swimming. Its warm waters and quiet luxury make it a dream escape for beach lovers.

Trincomalee

Blending history, culture, and stunning beaches, Trincomalee is as diverse as it is beautiful. From sacred temples to tranquil bays, it captures the island’s coastal spirit.

Ella

Located in the highlands of the country, Ella is a peaceful village that is surrounded by rolling hills and large tea plantations. Its stunning views and simple walking paths make it a perfect place for travelers who want both adventure and relaxation.

Nuwara Eliya

Known as “Little England,” Nuwara Eliya captivates with its cool climate, colonial charm, and sweeping tea estates. Lakes, waterfalls, and manicured gardens add a serene touch to every exploration.

Kitulgala

Kitulgala is the paradise of adventure seekers with river rafting, jungle trails, and wildlife sighting. Rivers and jungles here provide a refreshing retreat into nature's fold.

Sinharaja Rainforest

This UNESCO-protected rainforest harbors rare birds, insects, and endemic flora. It is as if one reaches a realm out of the bounds of time when traversing its dense green canopy.

Horton Plains

Famous for dramatic escarpments and misty cloud forests, Horton Plains rewards hikers with breathtaking views like the iconic World’s End. Streams, waterfalls, and open grasslands make every trek a memorable adventure.

Kandy

Perched among rolling hills, Kandy is the spiritual and cultural heart of Sri Lanka. Its sacred Temple of the Tooth, lively festivals, and tranquil lake make it a place where history and tradition come alive.

Anuradhapura

Steeped in the past, Anuradhapura is a city whose ancient stupas, sacred Bodhi trees, and stone relics tell stories that date back millennia. To walk its ancient streets is to step into the very beginnings of island civilization.

Polonnaruwa

Once a flourishing medieval capital, Polonnaruwa enchants with its carefully preserved ruins, royal statues, and serene gardens. Every corner reflects the island’s artistic and architectural brilliance from a bygone era.

Dambulla

Famous for its cave temples, Dambulla is a monkish sojourn of breathtaking murals and ancient Buddha images. Not only does the site unveil Sri Lanka's vivid religious history, it also presents tourists with panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape.

Sigiriya

Rising mysteriously out of the jungle, Sigiriya is an ancient citadel of rock that whispers of both art and guile. Its water gardens, frescoes, and ancient ruins whisper of kings, war, and immortality of skill.

Udawalawe National Park

Home to majestic elephant herds, Udawalawe’s wide-open landscapes and shimmering reservoir make every safari feel both peaceful and thrilling. Visitors can also spot buffalo, deer, and a variety of bird species in their natural habitats.

Sinharaja National Park

Step into a living forest at Sinharaja, its tropical birds, shimmering butterflies, and endemic flora evoking a mystique, almost untamed world. Hikes through its dense cover reveal hidden streams, ancient trees, and the hum of prolific life.

Yala National Park

Renowned for its elusive leopards, Yala is a combination of diverse landscape and teeming wildlife, which makes it an exciting adventure for everyone. With its wetlands, lagoons, and dry scrub areas, it is home to elephants, sloth bears, and a diverse array of birds.

Minneriya National Park

During the dry season, Minneriya comes alive with hundreds of elephants gathering along the waters’ edge, a breathtaking sight that lingers in memory. The park’s grasslands and forest patches also attract leopards, monkeys, and an array of migratory birds.

Wilpattu National Park

The island’s oldest and largest park, Wilpattu enchants with its natural lakes and quiet wilderness, where leopards, sloth bears, and deer move freely across the terrain. Its unspoiled beauty and tranquil atmosphere make it perfect for travelers seeking a more intimate wildlife encounter.