Day 02 – Explore Negombo

After breakfast, begin your day by discovering the unique charm of Negombo, a vibrant coastal city often called “Little Rome” for its rich colonial heritage and strong Catholic influence.

Visit the historic Agurukaramulla Temple, one of Negombo’ s most significant Buddhist sites, renowned for its giant seated Buddha statue, ancient murals, and sacred library with centuries of history. Next, explore Katuwapitiya Church, an iconic landmark that reflects the deep-rooted Catholic traditions of the region.

Continue your journey with a visit to the 17th-century Dutch Fort and the Dutch-era Hamilton Canal, once an important trading route, now a picturesque waterway. A stop at the scenic Negombo Lagoon, lined with fishing huts and colorful boats, gives you a glimpse into the city’s centuries-old fishing industry.

Later, enjoy time on Negombo’ s golden sandy beaches, perfect for relaxation or a refreshing dip in the Indian Ocean. Overnight stay at a beach hotel in Negombo.

Overnight Stay: Hotel in Negombo    Meal Plan: Half Board

Planned Excursions and Experiences:

·         Visit to St. Mary’s Church – a magnificent colonial-era Catholic cathedral

·         Stop at Katuwapitiya Church, a spiritual hub of Negombo’ s Catholic community

·         Visit to a local Buddhist temple to witness cultural harmony

·         Explore the fisherman’s village and lively Negombo fish market

·         Relax or enjoy a sea bath at Negombo Beach

·         Leisure walk along the Hamilton Canal, rich in history and local life

·         Evening planning session with your tour guide                                                                                                                                    Overnight stay at your beachfront hotel in Negombo

Day 03 – Nature & Wildlife Adventure | Negombo to Kalpitiya

Rise early for a scenic journey from Negombo to Kalpitiya, departing around 5:00 AM. En route, immerse yourself in Sri Lanka’s rich natural heritage, stopping at the Anawilundawa Wetland Sanctuary, a hidden gem along the coastal belt between Negombo and Puttalam.

Anawilundawa is a paradise for birdwatchers, home to over 150 species including both resident and migratory birds. From October to April, rare migratory species visit this sanctuary, while exotic nesting birds such as cormorants, egrets, storks, ibis, pheasant-tailed jacana, and purple swamp hens can be seen year-round. The sanctuary also shelters 20+ mammal species, including Toque Macaque monkeys, Slender Loris, Rusty Spotted Cats, Fishing Cats, and the Indian Otter, alongside vibrant butterfly populations and abundant freshwater fish.

After exploring this serene wetland ecosystem, continue your journey to Kalpitiya, a coastal region renowned for its pristine beaches, lagoons, and marine biodiversity. Here, you’ll enjoy a leisurely afternoon soaking in the tranquil surroundings. For wildlife enthusiasts, a later excursion can be planned to Wilpattu National Park, famous for its leopards, elephants, and diverse wildlife roaming across one of Sri Lanka’s largest and most scenic national parks. Overnight stay at a hotel in Kalpitiya.

Overnight Stay: Hotel in Kalpitiya    Meal Plan: Half Board

Planned Excursions and Experiences:

• ·         Scenic transfer from Negombo to Kalpitiya
• ·         Visit to Anawilundawa Wetland Sanctuary, a haven for over 150 bird species and diverse wildlife
• ·         Optional boat ride or nature walk within the sanctuary (subject to availability)
• ·         Relax and refresh with a sea bath on the beautiful Kalpitiya beach
• ·         Evening briefing with your guide to discuss next day’s plans
• ·         Overnight stay at your hotel in Kalpitiya

Day 04 – Dolphin Watching & Heritage Exploration | Kalpitiya

Start your morning with an unforgettable dolphin-watching excursion in the calm waters of Kalpitiya Lagoon and the Indian Ocean. Witness the playful acrobatics of dolphins in their natural habitat, with species such as Bottlenose, Spotted, Striped, Humpback, Risso, and Fraser dolphins often seen. This magical experience offers insight into marine life and the importance of ocean conservation.

After your marine adventure, explore Kalpitiya’ s colonial heritage:

• Kalpitiya Dutch Fort: Stroll through this small yet historic fort built by the Dutch in the 17th century, offering charming architecture and scenic views of the surrounding lagoon.
• Dutch Church: Visit the nearby Dutch Reformed Church, a peaceful site reflecting the colonial era and local history, with elegant architecture and serene surroundings.

Later in the afternoon, relax on the pristine beaches of Kalpitiya, enjoying the tranquil turquoise waters and golden sands. Take a walk along the shoreline, soak in the coastal scenery, or simply unwind at your hotel.

Prepare for the next day’s thrilling game drive to Wilpattu National Park, where Sri Lanka’s wildlife, including leopards, elephants, and endemic birds, awaits. Overnight stay at the same hotel in Kalpitiya.

Overnight Stay: Hotel in Kalpitiya    Meal Plan: Half Board

Plan for tour itinerary Activities:

• ·         Morning: Dolphin-watching excursion in Kalpitiya Lagoon & Indian Ocean
• ·         Late Morning: Visit Kalpitiya Dutch Fort and Dutch Church
• ·         Afternoon: Relax and enjoy Kalpitiya Beach
• ·         Evening: Plan next day activities with your tour guide
• ·         Night: Relax at the hotel and overnight stay hotel
• ·         Overnight stay at your hotel in Kalpitiya

Day 05 – Wilpattu National Park Safari | Kalpitiya to Anuradhapura

Rise early for an adventurous transfer from your hotel to Wilpattu National Park, departing around 5:00 AM for a full-day jeep safari through one of Sri Lanka’s largest and most pristine wildlife reserves.

Wilpattu, located in the Northwest lowland dry zone, is famous for its “Villus”—natural, rain-filled water basins scattered across the park that attract a remarkable diversity of wildlife. This ancient forest is a haven for mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and birds, making it a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers alike. During your safari, look out for iconic mammals including: Sri Lankan Elephants, Sri Lankan Leopards, Sloth Bears, Spotted Deer, Sambar, Buffalo, and Mongoose

The park also hosts a variety of reptiles and amphibians, such as Monitor Lizards, Mugger Crocodiles, Indian Pythons, Common Cobras, and soft-shelled turtles. Birdwatchers will delight in spotting wetland and forest species like Garganey, Pin-tailed Whistling Teal, Spoonbill, White Ibis, Purple Heron, Little Cormorant, and the endemic Sri Lanka Jungle fowl. Raptors such as kites and eagles, as well as a wide variety of owls, gulls, and terns, add to the park’s avian diversity.

Wilpattu also holds historical significance, with ancient ruins scattered throughout the park. Legend says Queen Kuweni, considered the mother of the Sinhala race, lived here at Kallivillu, and Prince Saliya, son of King Dutugemunu, resided in Wilpattu over 2,000 years ago.                                                                                                                    
After a full day of thrilling wildlife sightings, transfer to Anuradhapura for your overnight stay, reflecting on the day’s extraordinary encounters with Sri Lanka’s untamed wilderness. Overnight stay at a hotel in Anuradhapura.

Planned Excursions and Experiences:

• ·         Early morning transfers to Wilpattu National Park for a full-day safari
• ·         Guided wildlife safari through diverse ecosystems featuring leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and more
• ·         Birdwatching and reptile spotting opportunities in a serene, natural setting
• ·         Enjoy a traditional Sri Lankan lunch during the safari
• ·         Evening briefing with your guide to plan the next day’s activities
• ·         Return to hotel and relax
• ·         Overnight stay at your selected hotel                                                                                                                                                                    Overnights Stay at Hotel Anuradhapura

Day 06 – Anuradhapura: Ancient Heritage & Sacred Sites

After breakfast, transfer to Anuradhapura, the first ancient capital of Sri Lanka and one of the island’s most significant cultural and religious centers. Located in the North Central Province, Anuradhapura served as the royal seat of the kingdom for over 1,400 years, from 377 BC to 1017 AD, under the rule of more than 130 kings. In 1982, UNESCO recognized it as a World Heritage Site under the name Sacred City of Anuradhapura, highlighting its remarkable historical and spiritual significance.

Begin your exploration with the Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi, a sacred fig tree planted in 288 BC, making it the oldest historically authenticated human-planted tree in the world. This sapling originates from the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya, India, under which Lord Buddha attained Enlightenment, brought to Sri Lanka by Ven. Sanghamitta Theri. Surrounded by the Mahamewna Gardens, the sacred tree continues to be tended by successive guardians, preserving its spiritual and historical legacy for over 2,000 years.

Continue to visit the Eight Great Places of Veneration (Atamasthana), which form the heart of Anuradhapura’s sacred landscape:

• Ruwanwelisaya Dagoba – a majestic stupa renowned for its grandeur
• Thuparamaya – the first dagoba built in Sri Lanka
• Lovamahapaya (Brazen Palace) – the iconic monastery complex
• Abhayagiri Dagaba – an ancient monastic center with historic ruins
• Jetavanarama – one of the tallest stupas in the world
• Mirisaveti Stupa – a testament to the devotion of ancient kings
• Lankarama – an ancient reservoir and sacred site
• Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi – the spiritual heart of the city

Spend your day immersed in history, culture, and spirituality, marveling at the ancient ruins, sacred stupas, and serene gardens. This full-day journey offers a profound insight into Sri Lanka’s Buddhist heritage and royal history. Overnight stay at a hotel in Anuradhapura. 

Plan for tour itinerary Activities:

• Morning: Transfer to Anuradhapura
• Explore Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi and surrounding Mahamewna Gardens
• Visit the Eight Great Places of Veneration (Atamasthana) including Ruwanwelisaya, Thuparamaya, and Abhayagiri Dagaba
• Afternoon: Continue cultural exploration and photography opportunities
•          Bicycle Ride Around the Sacred Atamasthana Sites
•          Evening planning session with your tour guide                                                                                                                         
•          Evening: Return to hotel, relax and overnight stay 

Day 07 – Habarana & Minneriya National Park Safari

After an early breakfast, journey to Habarana, a scenic village surrounded by lush forests and lakes, known as a gateway to Sri Lanka’s most iconic national parks. Begin your morning with a half-day safari adventure, where you may spot diverse wildlife including troops of playful monkeys, colorful birdlife, and even the occasional crocodile basking near the water’s edge.

In the afternoon, prepare for a highlight of the entire journey—your safari at Minneriya National Park, world-famous for hosting the Largest Asian Elephant Gathering on Earth. Between the months of July and October, hundreds of wild elephants migrate to the shores of the Minneriya Tank (reservoir), creating an unforgettable spectacle of nature.

Declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1938 and upgraded to a National Park in 1997, Minneriya spans 8,889 hectares of tropical dry forests, grasslands, and wetlands. Apart from elephants, the park is a haven for bird lovers, with over 170 recorded species. Highlights include the Sri Lanka Grey Hornbill, Sri Lanka Jungle fowl (the national bird), the endangered Lesser Adjutant Stork, and rare migrants such as sandpipers and plovers.

As the sun begins to set, watch herds of elephants gather gracefully along the water’s edge—a serene and moving experience that captures the true magic of Sri Lanka’s wilderness. Overnight stay in Habarana

Plan for tour itinerary Activities:

• ·         Early morning visits to Habarana National Park for a half-day safari experience
• ·         Enjoy a traditional Sri Lankan village-style lunch
• ·         Afternoon wildlife safari at Minneriya National Park, famous for the Great Elephant Gathering
• ·         Return to hotel for relaxation
• ·         Evening: discuss next day’s plans with your tour guide
• ·         Relax and unwind at the hotel
• ·         Overnight stay at hotel in Habarana
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Day 08 – Sigiriya Rock Fortress & Pidurangala Hike

After breakfast, set out to explore the Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic landmarks. Rising nearly 200 meters above the plains, this 5th-century citadel was built by King Kashyapa, who transformed the summit into a royal palace surrounded by gardens, reservoirs, and frescoes. The story of Sigiriya is both fascinating and tragic—created as a stronghold to protect the king from his brother, Prince Moggallana, it later became a Buddhist monastery after Kashyapa’s downfall.

Today, Sigiriya is celebrated as one of the best-preserved examples of ancient urban planning. Visitors can admire the Frescoes of the Heavenly Maidens, the Mirror Wall, and the impressive Lion’s Gate before reaching the summit, where breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding landscape unfold.

Later, enjoy a hike to Pidurangala Rock, located just a few kilometers north of Sigiriya. Though more challenging to climb, Pidurangala rewards adventurers with sweeping 360° views of lush forests and an unbeatable vantage point of Sigiriya itself. The site also holds historical importance, as King Kashyapa relocated monks here during the construction of his fortress. Ancient cave temples, stupas, and ruins add to the site’s cultural charm.

In the afternoon, experience a traditional Sigiriya village tour, traveling by bullock cart or canoe and joining locals for an authentic Sri Lankan lunch, offering insight into rural life and warm village hospitality Overnight stay at a hotel in Sigiriya.

Planned Excursions and Experiences

• Conquer the Iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress with its breathtaking panoramic views and ancient royal history.
• Discover Pidurangala Rock, a hidden gem offering a second, equally stunning view of the majestic Sigiriya Rock.
• Immerse Yourself in Authentic Sri Lankan Village Life – enjoy bullock cart rides, traditional river safaris, and hands-on paddy field experiences.
• Evening Leisure & Next Day Planning – sit with your guide to personalize tomorrow’s journey.
• Relax & Unwind at Your Hotel –
• enjoy the comfort of your overnight stay at the same property.

Day 09: Dambulla World Heritage Site

After breakfast, set out to explore the Dambulla Golden Temple and Cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most sacred pilgrimage destinations in Sri Lanka. This vast cave monastery has been a spiritual hub for over 22 centuries. Its origins trace back to the 1st century BC, when King Valagamba (Vattagamini Abhaya) sought refuge here after losing his throne. Upon regaining power, he transformed the caves into a magnificent Buddhist temple in gratitude.

Inside, you will discover five caves, each adorned with over 157 statues of Lord Buddha and intricate mural paintings covering more than 2,100 m². The ceilings and walls, decorated with natural pigments, showcase the artistic mastery of ancient times and tell timeless stories of devotion. These caves were continuously expanded by later kings, becoming a living chronicle of Sri Lanka’s Buddhist heritage. Climb up to the temple and be rewarded not only with an awe-inspiring sacred interior but also panoramic views across the surrounding countryside, making the ascent truly worthwhile.

Later, retreat to the celebrated Heritance Kandalama, designed by the legendary architect Geoffrey Bawa. Built in harmony with nature, the hotel blends seamlessly into the forested landscape, with shimmering lake views, lush greenery, and serene rock walls. Here, luxury meets tranquility in an unforgettable eco-retreat. Overnight Stay at a hotel in Dambulla.

Planned Excursions and Experiences –

• Explore the Golden Temple & Cave Temple of Dambulla, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with centuries of history and artistry.
• Visit Kandalama Lake and enjoy an impressive panoramic view of the iconic Heritance Hotel, designed by Geoffrey Bawa.
• Take a stroll through Dambulla city and its bustling local markets, experiencing authentic Sri Lankan life.
• In the evening, meet with your tour guide to discuss and plan the next day’s activities.
• Return to your hotel for relaxation and leisure.
• Overnight stay at a hotel in Dambulla.

Day 10 – Scenic Transfer to Tissamaharama via Yala National Park

After a hearty breakfast, embark on a picturesque journey to Tissamaharama, passing through the lush outskirts of Yala National Park. The journey offers glimpses of Sri Lanka’s rich landscapes, dotted with serene lakes and wildlife-rich habitats.

En route, visit a local Hindu temple, a peaceful and colorful site reflecting the spiritual heritage of the region. Take a moment to appreciate the temple’s intricate carvings and vibrant rituals, offering a glimpse into local culture and devotion.

Arrive at your hotel, such as Hotel, ideally located for both comfort and access to nearby wildlife attractions. Spend the afternoon relaxing and enjoying the tranquil surroundings, preparing for the excitement ahead.In the evening, meet your tour guide to discuss and plan the next day’s highlight: a full-day safari in Yala National Park, ensuring you are ready for a remarkable wildlife adventure. Overnight stay at hotel near Yala National Park.

Planned Excursions and Experiences –

• Scenic transfer to Tissamaharama, passing near Via Butthala
• Optional Visit Buduruwagala Temple 
• Visit a local Hindu temple to experience the region’s spiritual culture
• Check-in and relax at your hotel, enjoying serene surroundings
• Evening briefing with your tour guide to prepare for the full-day safari tomorrow
• Overnight stay at hotel near Yala

Day 11 – Full-Day Yala National Park Safari & Wildlife Exploration

Rise early for a thrilling adventure as you depart from your hotel at 5:00 AM to explore Yala National Park, one of Sri Lanka’s most celebrated wildlife sanctuaries. Known for its highest density of leopards in the world, Yala offers a chance to witness these elusive predators in their natural habitat, along with herds of elephants, sambar deer, wild boar, and a rich variety of exotic birds.

Embark on a full-day game drive, navigating the park’s diverse landscapes, from dry forests and grasslands to tranquil lagoons. Stop along the way for a traditional Sri Lankan breakfast and a relaxing lunch at a scenic park viewpoint, allowing you to soak in the natural beauty while savoring authentic local flavors

For guests seeking a deeper connection with nature, optional jungle camping is available, offering a unique opportunity to experience the sounds and sights of the park after sunset, sleeping under a canopy of stars.

Return to your hotel in the late afternoon to relax, refresh, and reflect on a day filled with unforgettable wildlife encounters and photographic opportunities. Overnight stay at hotel near Yala National Park.

Planned Excursions and Experiences –

• Early morning departure (5:00 AM) to Yala National Park
• Full-day safari game drive spotting leopards, elephants, deer, and exotic wildlife
• Breakfast and traditional Sri Lankan lunch at scenic park viewpoints
• Optional jungle camping experience for an immersive adventure
• Evening return to hotel for relaxation and reflection
• Overnight stay at hotel near Yala National Park

Day 12 – Bundala National Park & Transfer to Udawalawe

After breakfast, embark on a short journey to Bundala National Park, a unique coastal wetland sanctuary and one of Sri Lanka’s biodiversity gems. Established to protect the region’s diverse wildlife, Bundala is especially renowned for its migratory birds, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.

The park is home to over 200 species of birds, including Garganey, Pintail, Whistling Teal, Spoonbill, White Ibis, Large White Egret, Cattle Egret, and Purple Heron. You may also spot endemic species such as the Sri Lanka Jungle fowl, Little Cormorant, and Painted Stork. In addition to its avian wonders, Bundala shelters around 20 species of mammals, including Sri Lankan Elephants, Spotted Deer, Water Buffalo, Sambar Deer, and Mongoose. The combination of wetlands, lagoons, and coastal ecosystems makes Bundala a fascinating location for both wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

After exploring Bundala, continue your journey inland to Udawalawe, a region famous for its elephant populations and protected national park. Along the way, enjoy the scenic landscapes and reflect on the incredible wildlife experiences of the past few days.

Arrive at your hotel in Udawalawe, check in, and relax for the evening, preparing for the next day’s adventures.

Overnight stay at a hotel in Udawalawe.

Planned Excursions and Experiences –

• Morning visit to Bundala National Park, exploring wetlands and coastal ecosystems
• Birdwatching and wildlife spotting, including endemic species and elephants
• Scenic transfer to Udawalawe, enjoying the countryside en route
• Evening relaxation and briefing with your tour guide for the following day
• Overnight stay at hotel in Udawalawe

Day 13 – Udawalawe Half-Day Safari & Transfer to Mirissa

Start your day with a visit to the Elephant Transit Home in Udawalawe, where orphaned and rescued baby elephants are cared for before being released into the wild. Witness these young pachyderms being fed milk and learn about Sri Lanka’s pioneering elephant conservation efforts.

After this heartwarming experience, embark on a half-day safari in Udawalawe National Park, spotting majestic wild elephants, water buffalo, sambar deer, and a variety of endemic birds. Capture unforgettable wildlife moments as you traverse the park’s open grasslands and riverine habitats.

In the late morning or early afternoon, transfer to the coastal town of Mirissa, a scenic drive along Sri Lanka’s southern coastline. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and enjoy a relaxing evening by the beach, soaking in the golden sands and tranquil ocean views., preparing for the coastal adventures of the following day. Overnight stay at a hotel in Mirissa

Planned Excursions and Experiences –

• Early morning departure from the hotel for Udawalawe National Park
• Half-day safari in Udawalawe National Park, spotting wild elephants, deer, buffalo, and endemic birds
• Return to the hotel to freshen up and enjoy breakfast
• Scenic transfer to Mirissa, taking in the coastal landscapes along the way
• Evening arrival at Mirissa hotel with time to relax by the beach hotel
• Overnight stay at hotel in Mirissa

Day 14 – Mirissa Whale Watching & Stilt Fishing Experience

Start your day early with an exciting whale watching excursion in Mirissa, one of the world’s top destinations for spotting blue whales, sperm whales, and playful dolphins in their natural habitat. Set sail on a comfortable boat and enjoy the thrill of observing these magnificent marine creatures while taking in the stunning coastal scenery.

After your morning adventure, return to shore and visit the nearby stilt fishermen in Weligama, an iconic Sri Lankan tradition. Perched on single poles planted in the shallow sea, these fishermen demonstrate incredible skill and balance, catching fish in the chest-deep waters. Witnessing this unique method, which originated after World War II and continues along the southern coast, offers a once-in-a-lifetime cultural experience.

Spend the afternoon relaxing on the golden sands of Mirissa Beach, soaking up the sun or enjoying the calm ocean waves. In the evening, enjoy a serene sunset along the coastline and unwind at your hotel. Overnight stay at a hotel in Mirissa.

Planned Excursions and Experiences –

• Early morning whale and dolphin watching boat trip in Mirissa
• Visit Weligama stilt fishermen and learn about this unique traditional fishing method
• Afternoon beach relaxation and leisure time
• Evening sunset views along the coast
• Overnight stay at hotel in Mirissa

Day 15 – Full Relaxation & Coastal Leisure in Mirissa

After a leisurely breakfast, enjoy a day of relaxation and rejuvenation on the pristine beaches of Mirissa. Spend your morning soaking up the sun, swimming in the calm turquoise waters, or strolling along the golden sands. For a cultural touch, visit a nearby fishing village to observe traditional daily life and interact with local fishermen. You may also explore small local markets for handmade crafts and souvenirs, experiencing the authentic charm of southern Sri Lanka.

Optional activities include spa treatments or yoga sessions—please coordinate with your guide—to fully unwind amidst the serene coastal surroundings. In the evening, capture breathtaking sunset views as the sky turns golden over the ocean, offering a perfect conclusion to a tranquil day by the sea. Overnight stay at hotel in Mirissa.

Planned Excursions and Experiences

·         Morning beach leisure: swimming, sunbathing, or coastal walks

·         Visit a local fishing village and explore nearby markets

·         Optional wellness activities: spa treatments or yoga sessions

·         Evening sunset relaxation by the beach

·         Overnight stay at hotel in Mirissa

·         Evening plan to Next Day activities with tour guide.

·         Relax on hotel Overnights Stay at Hotel

·         Over night saty at hotel .

Day 16 – Galle via Ambalangoda & Coastal Exploration

After breakfast, depart for Galle, a historic city recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the iconic Galle Fort, originally built by the Portuguese in 1588 and later expanded by the Dutch in the 17th century. Stroll along its cobblestone streets and ramparts, admire colonial architecture, and enjoy panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. Galle Fort showcases a unique blend of European and South Asian architectural traditions, making it a living museum of history and culture.

En route, stop at Ambalangoda, renowned for its traditional mask-making heritage. Visit a mask workshop and museum to witness skilled artisans crafting these iconic masks, used in cultural dances and rituals across Sri Lanka. Learn about the history and symbolism of these masks, a centuries-old craft preserved through generations.

Next, explore Meetiyagoda, home to the famous moonstone mines. Discover how these rare gemstones, admired since ancient Roman and Greek times, are mined and polished for jewelry, and appreciate their cultural and historical significance.

Continue to the Madu River (Madu Ganga) Wetlands, Sri Lanka’s second-largest wetland, spanning over 900 hectares with mangrove forests and 64 islands. Enjoy a scenic boat ride through this biodiverse estuary, observing a rich variety of birds, aquatic wildlife, and lush mangrove landscapes.

In the evening, arrive at your eco-friendly hotel near Galle and relax after a full day of exploration.

 Overnight stay at Ambalangoda  Hotel.

Planned Excursions and Experiences –

• Galle Fort – UNESCO World Heritage Site, Dutch & Portuguese architecture
• Ambalangoda Mask Workshop & Museum – Traditional Sri Lankan masks
• Meetiyagoda Moonstone Mines – Gemstone history and mining insights
• Madu River Wetlands – Boat ride, mangroves, wildlife spotting
• Evening relaxation at Ambalngoda Hotel
• Overnight stay at hotel

Day 17 – Colombo City Tour

After breakfast, depart for Colombo, the vibrant commercial capital and largest city of Sri Lanka. Embark on a guided city tour, exploring the bustling streets, colonial architecture, and cultural landmarks that showcase Colombo’s unique blend of tradition and modernity. Highlights may include Galle Face Green, Independence Square, Gangaramaya Temple, and the colorful local markets, offering an authentic glimpse into urban Sri Lankan life.

In the afternoon, transfer to Katunayake hotel near Bandaranaike International Airport to relax before your onward journey or flight. Overnight stay at Katunayake hotel

Planned Excursions and Experiences

• Guided Colombo City Tour – Key landmarks and cultural sites
• Visit Galle Face Green, Independence Square, and Gangaramaya Temple
• Explore local markets for souvenirs and cultural experiences
• Airport transfer near   hotel Katunayaka
• Overnight stay in Katunayaka

Day 18 – Tour Ends | Colombo Departure

After breakfast, check out from your hotel and transfer to Bandaranaike International Airport, Colombo. Board your onward flight according to your schedule, concluding your unforgettable Sri Lanka Waves & Wilderness tour. End of Services.

Planned Excursions and Experiences

• Farewell from Stelaran Holidays
• Transfer to Bandaranaike International Airport for your onward journey
• Tour concludes