ToursDay 1: Negombo
* Morning: Explore the Negombo Lagoon with a boat ride to see mangroves and birdlife.
* Afternoon: Visit the historic Dutch Fort and nearby St. Mary’s Church for colonial architecture.
* Evening: Relax at Negombo Beach.visiting Muthurajawela Marsh or Guruge Park
Day 2: Pinnawala/Kandy
* Morning visit to the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage.
* Afternoon drive to Kandy; visit Temple of the Tooth Relic (Dalada Maligawa).
Day 3: Kandy
* Udawattekele Sanctuary: Known for its diverse birdlife and trekking opportunities.
* Ceylon Tea Museum: Learn about Sri Lanka’s tea history and production.
Helga’s Folly: A unique boutique hotel with an eccentric atmosphere.
watch a traditional dance performance at night.
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Day 4: Nuwara Eliya/Ella
– Drive to Nuwara Eliya, known as “Little England” due to its colonial architecture. Visit Gregory Lake and enjoy scenic views. – Continue to Ella; hike Little Adam’s Peak or explore Nine Arch Bridge. Ella, try zip-lining or hiking Ella Rock for panoramic
Day 5: Yala/Mirissa
– Morning safari at Yala National Park, famous for leopards and elephants. – Afternoon drive to Mirissa; enjoy whale watching if season permits.
Day 6: Galle/Beruwela
* Galle National Museum: Explores the history of Galle Fort and surrounding areas.
* Jungle Beach in Unawatuna: A secluded beach near Galle known for its tranquility.
Day 7: Colombo
Drive back to Colombo;
Gangaramaya Temple: Known for its unique blend of Sri Lankan, Indian, and Thai architecture.
National Museum of Colombo: Offers insights into Sri Lanka’s history with artifacts like the Kandyan throne.
Dutch Period Museum: Highlights Dutch colonial history through artifacts and restored buildings.
Colombo Lotus Tower: Offers panoramic views of the city from its observation decks.
Day 8 Departure
do some last-minute shopping if time permits before preparing for departure
