Proceed on your journey throughout Sri Lanka with your own driver and tour guide after landing in Colombo. Maybe you're taken to Kandy the capital city situated atop a hill in Sri Lanka's former monarchy. On your way to Kandy make a stop at the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage which offers medical attention to sick or abandoned elephants. Every so often an elephant swimming in the river is spotted. Make a stop at an Ayurvedic natural lawn on your way to Kandy.

On this day, wake up in the heart of Kandy and relax at your lodging. During your Kandy city tour, you'll see the Royal Botanical Garden and Sri Dalada Maligawa, popularly known as the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic. In the evening, there is a Kandyan fire dance and devil show to enjoy.

You will travel to Little England or Nuwara Eliya on the third day. The Ambuluwawa summit of the Biodiversity Complex can be reached by hiking through the forest. You can participate in Kitulgala White Water Rafting if that's more your thing. A manufacturing plant a tea plantation and the Ramboda waterfall are all included in your itinerary. Sri Lanka known for its Ceylon tea has been a source of happiness for people worldwide for more than a century. When travellers arrive, Nuwara Eliya's colonial atmosphere, cottage-style houses, and brisk winter air welcome them.

You can select to spend this day's mornings lounging at the inn or exploring Horton Plain National Park. During your visit, you must certainly see Horton Plains one of Sri Lanka's most beautiful World Heritage Sites. In addition, guests can play golfing on the 18-hollow Nuwara Eliya Golf Club path or go on a boat ride on Gregory Lake.

You will depart early and travel to Yala an area renowned for its populations of leopards and elephants. Almost every species of animal found in Sri Lanka can be seen at this one of the island's most well-known wildlife parks. The Ravana waterfall and Ella City will be your stops en route to Yala. Furthermore, in the afternoon you will embark on a Jeep safari to Yala National Park.

You will travel to Bentota Beach or Hikkaduwa in the afternoon. You can pause for a brief view of the wreck and take breathtaking pictures of the stilt fishermen. Furthermore, you might encounter the Sea Turtle Hatchery project and the Galle Dutch fortress, originally built by the Portuguese in the sixteenth century and subsequently reconstructed in the seventeenth century during the Dutch Colonial era. The best defence the ECU occupiers built in Asia is the Galle Dutch fortress, now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka.

You can do beach activities these two days! You could also be up for diving snorkelling and just relaxing and taking in the scenery.

You will then leave and bid farewell to your vacation!