Example Itinerary for 7D/6N tour in Sri Lanka.

 


Example Itinerary for 7D/6N tour in Sri Lanka.



Starting Place - Colombo or Negombo.




Day 1

Morning - Proceed to Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. (Spend 2 hours)

Lunch-

Afternoon - Proceed to Habarana - Enjoy a wildlife safari

Optional - After the safari, have an Ayurvedic (herbal) massage.

Dinner 

Sleep at your hotel


Day 2

Morning - Visit Sigiriya

Return to hotel and fresh-up 

Visit Dambulla rock cave temple

Lunch

Afternoon - Proceed to Kandy

Evening 5pm Witness a cultural show

Next - Visit Temple of the tooth

Dinner

Overnight Stay at Kandy (Hotel)


Day 3

Morning - Kandy city tour

11am Proceed to Nuwara Eliya

Lunch on the way at Ramboda.

Afternoon - Visit a tea factory.

Proceed to Nuwara Eliya

Dinner and overnight stay


Day 4

Early morning - Visit Horton plains / The world’s end.

Catch the train to Ella

Lunch at Ella around 3.30 pm

After Lunch trekking tour to Nine Arches Bridge

Dinner and overnight stay at Ella


Day 5 

Morning - Trekking to Little Adem’s peak. 

Trekking to Ella’s rock

Late afternoon - Proceed to Yala.

Dinner and overnight stay at Yala.



Day 6

Early morning - Visit Yala national park. 

11 am - Proceed to Galle

Galle city tour and visit Galle Dutch Fortress.

Overnight stay at galle.


Day 7

Morning - Enjoy the beach.

After Lunch - Proceed to Colombo or Negombo. ( If the time permits, enjoy a city tour in Colombo).

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