With effect from 25.05.2026, nationals of the following 40 Countries are eligible to obtain tourist visa (ETA) free-of-charge for a period of 30 days.
With effect from 25.05.2026, nationals of the following 40 Countries are eligible to obtain tourist visa (ETA) free-of-charge for a period of 30 days.
With effect from 25.05.2026, nationals of the following 40 Countries are eligible to obtain tourist visa (ETA) free-of-charge for a period of 30 days.
With effect from 25.05.2026, nationals of the following 40 Countries are eligible to obtain tourist visa (ETA) free-of-charge for a period of 30 days.
With effect from 25.05.2026, nationals of the following 40 Countries are eligible to obtain tourist visa (ETA) free-of-charge for a period of 30 days.
With effect from 25.05.2026, nationals of the following 40 Countries are eligible to obtain tourist visa (ETA) free-of-charge for a period of 30 days.
With effect from 25.05.2026, nationals of the following 40 Countries are eligible to obtain tourist visa (ETA) free-of-charge for a period of 30 days.
With effect from 25.05.2026, nationals of the following 40 Countries are eligible to obtain tourist visa (ETA) free-of-charge for a period of 30 days.

An action-packed circuit through Sri Lanka’s mountains, rivers, rainforests and coastlines, built for thrill-seekers. Highlights include white-water rafting in Kitulgala, rope jumping at Laxapana Waterfall, a zip line above Ella, and a leopard safari in Yala. Surfing, kayaking and snorkelling round out the coastal legs in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa. Fifteen days of near-constant adventure, punctuated by cultural stops in Kandy and Colombo.

What Makes This Tour Special

★ Mountains, Jungle and Ocean — Same Day

Sri Lanka is one of the few places on Earth where you can raft a river, climb a mountain, safari for leopards and surf the ocean all in the same fortnight, thanks to its extraordinary compressed topography.

1. Adventure Capital of Sri Lanka

Raft the rapids of the Kelani River in Kitulgala, the country’s best-known hub for white-water adventure.

2. Jump Off a Waterfall

Experience rope jumping at the dramatic Laxapana Waterfall, one of Sri Lanka’s most adrenaline-charged outdoor activities.

3. Fly Above the Tea Country

Soar over Ella’s valleys and tea plantations on the Flying Ravana Zip Line for a bird’s-eye view of the hill country.

4. A 9km Highland Trek

Cross Horton Plains National Park on foot to World’s End and Baker’s Falls, a trek through UNESCO-listed cloud forest.

5. Sunrise Summit Before Breakfast

Hike Little Adam’s Peak at dawn for panoramic mountain views before the day’s next adventure even begins.

6. Leopard Safari, Adventure Style

Track the Sri Lankan leopard in Yala National Park after days of hiking, rafting and ziplining.

7. Six Adventure Sports, One Itinerary

Combine hiking, white-water rafting, rope jumping, ziplining, surfing and snorkelling — rarely offered together in a single trip.

8. Ride the World’s Most Scenic Railway

Travel the hill-country train line to Ella, rated among the most beautiful train journeys on earth.

9. Coastal Adventure Finale

Wind down with surfing in Mirissa and kayaking through Hikkaduwa’s lagoons before the trip’s cultural close in Colombo.

10. Built for Thrill-Seekers Designed specifically for adventure enthusiasts and outdoor explorers who want adrenaline every day, not just a few.

An adventure-driven journey combining kitesurfing, wildlife safaris, and mountain hikes across Sri Lanka’s varied terrain. Highlights include leopard tracking in Wilpattu, elephant gatherings in Minneriya, sunrise at Pidurangala Rock, and rope jumping at Laxapana Waterfall. A blend of coast, wilderness and highland trekking designed for travellers who want a genuine challenge. Ends in Colombo after a string of high-energy days.

What Makes This Tour Special

★ Kitesurfing and Elephant Safaris, Same Week

Sri Lanka’s compact Cultural Triangle sits close enough to its kitesurfing coastline that world-class wind sports and elephant safaris can share the same week — a pairing that would normally require travelling between separate countries.

1. Sri Lanka’s Largest National Park

Track leopards, sloth bears and elephants across Wilpattu, the island’s biggest and wildest national park.

2. Learn to Kitesurf From Scratch

Get hands-on lessons with certified instructors in Kalpitiya, one of the world’s premier kitesurfing destinations.

3. Cook What You Catch

Join a traditional fishing trip followed by a hands-on seafood cooking session using your own fresh catch.

4. Sunrise Over Sigiriya

Hike Pidurangala Rock at dawn for one of the best sunrise views of the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress in existence.

5. Elephant Gathering Season

Witness Minneriya National Park’s famous seasonal elephant gathering, one of Asia’s greatest wildlife spectacles.

6. Mountain Trails Without the Crowds

Hike the Hanthana Mountain Range near Kandy, a rewarding trail overlooking rolling hills and tea country, far from typical tourist routes.

7. Waterfall Rope Jumping

Add an adrenaline hit at Laxapana Waterfall, surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery.

8. Two Ecosystems, Two Safaris

Combine a Wilpattu wilderness safari with an elephant-focused Minneriya safari — different parks, different wildlife.

9. Climb Sri Lanka’s Most Famous Rock

Ascend Sigiriya Fortress itself, not just the sunrise viewpoint, for frescoes, gardens and panoramic Cultural Triangle views.

10. Built for Explorers, Not Sightseers

Designed for travellers with a genuine passion for pushing further — into parks, onto water, and up mountains most visitors skip.

A fast-paced short break combining wildlife safaris, marine encounters and coastal culture on Sri Lanka’s south coast. See leopards in Yala, surf or whale-watch in Mirissa, cruise the Madu River mangroves, and explore Galle Fort. Finishes with a tuk-tuk street food tour in Colombo. Best experienced November to April, and ideal for travellers with limited time who still want it all.

What Makes This Tour Special

★ Sri Lanka’s Own Big 5, One Short Loop

See the island’s Big 5 — leopard, elephant and sloth bear on land, blue whale and dolphin at sea — within a single 6-day trip. Sri Lanka is one of the only destinations on Earth where the world’s largest land carnivore’s habitat and the largest animal that has ever lived share the same short coastline.

1. Big Adventure, Short Timeline

Fit a leopard safari, whale watching, surfing and colonial heritage into just six days — no long commitment required.

2. Leopard Territory

Search for the Sri Lankan leopard on an evening jeep safari in Yala National Park, one of the highest-density leopard reserves on earth.

3. Whales and Surf, Same Morning

Combine whale and dolphin watching with an afternoon of surfing in Mirissa, all in a single day’s stop.

4. Two Natural Wonders En Route

Pass the roaring Hummanaya Blow Hole and the iconic Coconut Tree Hill on the way south.

5. Colonial Fort by the Sea

Explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, where centuries of Dutch and British history meet Indian Ocean views.

6. Glide Through Mangroves

Cruise the Madu River past Cinnamon Island on a peaceful boat safari through untouched wetland ecosystems.

7. Street Food Finale

End the trip with a Colombo tuk-tuk food tour, sampling authentic Sri Lankan flavours in the capital’s liveliest corners.

8. Seasonally Timed for Best Results

Scheduled for November to April, the ideal window for calm seas, whale sightings and dry safari conditions.

9. Southern Coast, Fully Covered

Everything iconic about southern Sri Lanka — wildlife, waves, whales and heritage — in one tightly packed loop.

10. Perfect for Couples and Families on a Deadline

Designed for travellers who want an authentic, adventure-filled Sri Lanka experience without a long holiday.