Distance:  20 Km Travel Time: 1 Hrs

Meet on arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport by Ddot travel representative and drive to the Hotel. Welcome, delicious Dinner at the Hotel. Tour briefing from the Tour leader or Ddot travel representative.

Distance: 180 Kms Travel Time: 3 Hrs

After enjoying breakfast, your tour leader will give a short briefing on the day ahead. Before we journey to the scenic South West Coast, we’ll spend the morning uncovering the highlights of Colombo, Sri Lanka’s dynamic capital.

Once a bustling hub on ancient trade routes, Colombo has been shaped by Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences — a rich colonial past that still echoes through its striking architecture. Today, the city is a vibrant mix of historical charm and modern life, blending colonial-era buildings with sleek high-rises and lively markets.

Colombo city tour showcases the vibrant culture, history, and charm of Sri Lanka’s capital. Visiting iconic landmarks like the Gangaramaya Temple, famous for its stunning mix of modern and traditional Buddhist architecture. Explore the peaceful Seema Malaka meditation center on Beira Lake, then head to the historic Independence Memorial Hall and Galle Face Green.

On completing, proceed to Galle. En route, take part in a wonderful boat safari on the Madu River.

The Madu River is located in the south of Sri Lanka near Galle. The water of the river is dotted with small islands, and the banks are all covered with lush mangrove forests that are home to dozens of incredible animal species. Enjoy hundreds of vibrant tropical birds and a few crocodiles if you’re lucky enough. These creatures are pretty rare and don’t like crowds. Evening is yours, check into the hotel to relax or explore at your own pace

Distance: 160 Km Travel Time: 2-3 Hrs

After an early breakfast, check out of the hotel and explore and walk inside the ramparts of Galle Fort. Visit a Turtle Hatchery and the Stilt Fishermen. Proceed to Yala upon visiting.

This Dutch bliss is painted with streets that spread in a rectangular grid pattern, pierced with houses carrying Dutch colonial style verandas. However, its hallmark stands a reality where the Galle fort remains a working community with its usual buzz of administrative offices, court complex, commercial buildings, churches, and Southern folks frequenting its streets, bracing the air of the Elysium of architecture, Galle!

Stilt fishing in Sri Lanka is a traditional fishing method where fishermen perch on tall wooden stilts planted in the ocean, using a crossbar to balance. This unique practice, typically seen along the country's southern coast, allows fishermen to catch small fish while enjoying a stunning view of the ocean.

Turtle Hatchery - This vibrant tourist destination, sitting calm along the Southern coast of Sri Lanka apart from its traditional industries of fisheries and cinnamon cultivation  was later recognized by the Wildlife Protection Society who studded the region with a Sea Turtle Conservation Project which operates on a formidable scale today. Indirectly, this has become a watering hole of flipper & shell enthusiasts! Check into your hotel in Yala and enjoy a relaxing evening at your own pace

Distance: 100 Km Travel Time: 2-3 Hrs

With a packed breakfast, take part in an exciting wildlife safari at Yala National Park.

Yala National Park - get ready for an unforgettable morning safari in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s premier wildlife sanctuary. Setting off just after sunrise, this is the best time to witness the jungle come to life, with golden light filtering through the trees and animals emerging to start their day.

Keep your eyes peeled for elephants, crocodiles, spotted deer, exotic birds, and if you're lucky, the elusive Sri Lankan leopard. The quiet of the early hours offers a peaceful and rewarding window into the park’s rich biodiversity.

• Meeting Point: Your hotel lobby
• Inclusions: Park entrance, government fees, and safari jeep
• Duration: 06:00 AM – 09:00 AM,

check out and proceed to Ella. En route, visit the iconic Nine Arch Bridge and observe the Ravana Falls.

The Nine Arch Bridge, also known as the ‘Bridge in the Sky’, is 300 feet in length, 25 feet in width, and 80-100 feet in height. It is one of the best examples of colonial-era railway construction in the country. The surrounding area has seen a steady increase in tourism due to the bridge’s architectural ingenuity and the profuse greenery in the nearby hillsides.

Ravana Falls is named after the King Ravana, who, according to traditional folklore, is believed to have ruled Sri Lanka. It is a popular sightseeing attraction in Sri Lanka and currently ranks as one of the widest waterfalls in the country. It is best visited during the local wet season when the water is said to resemble an Areca flower with withering petals. This is situated at the 12-13thmilepost of Ella Wellawaya road. Check in to the hotel and enjoy a relaxing evening at your own pace

Distance: 60 Km Travel Time: 1 - 2 Hrs

With a packed breakfast, we set off from the Railway Station at 06.15 am, where a scenic train ride awaits. Wind through the misty mountains and emerald tea country of Nuwara Eliya — this is one of the most breathtaking rail journeys in the world, with rolling hills, waterfalls, and endless greenery unfolding at every turn.

Upon arrival at Nanu Oya Station, proceed to Nuwara Eliya. Check in and at 04.00 PM visit the wonderful Nuwara Eliya.

Misty, steep roads twisting through lush green blankets of tea bushes in a cool climate remind visitors that they are within the range of the renowned British colonial retreat, Nuwara Eliya. Augmented by an English countryside atmosphere, the city of light, once governed by English & Scottish planters, is still studded with colonial bungalows, hedgerows & one of the finest 18-hole golf courses in the world. A walk through the green grass and red-brick walls should present breathtaking views of a buzzing countryside hamlet. Evening is yours, check into the hotel to relax or explore at your own pace.

Distance: 80 Km Travel Time: 2 -3 Hrs

After breakfast, check out and proceed to Kandy. En route, dive into Sri Lanka’s world-famous tea culture with a visit to a working tea plantation and factory. - In over one hundred and fifty years, the name Ceylon had become synonymous with the world’s finest tea. From the plantation to an international brand, witness the process that put Sri Lanka on the world map. Your guide will help you to pick out the perfect tea factory based on your route, so you can enjoy a slightly more interactive experience.

Check in and at 04.30 pm enjoy a Kandyan Cultural Show and visit to Temple of the Tooth.

Step into an intimate courtyard adorned with vibrant tapestries for a private Kandyan Cultural Show, an exclusive journey into Sri Lanka's rich heritage. As the traditional drum set the stage, graceful dancers in resplendent attire share centuries-old stories through Udarata Natum and Pantheru dances. Masked performers add a touch of mystery, while the rhythmic beats of Geta Beraya and Davul drums resonate in a personalized showcase of cultural richness. This private experience offers an unhurried, captivating night where tradition and artistry converge, leaving you with indelible memories of Sri Lanka's cultural legacy.

The Temple of the Tooth, the palace complex, and the holy city of Kandy are associated with the history of the dissemination of one of the most important religions of humanity, Buddhism. The Temple of Kandy is the product of the last peregrination of the relic of the tooth of Lord Buddha and the testimony of a cult which continues to be practiced today. Return to the hotel and enjoy a relaxing evening at your own pace.