Why we love Sri Lanka

Wild things roam free: There are over 500 protected areas dedicated to conservation in Sri Lanka, from Gal Oya National Park in the remote east to Wilpattu in the northwest and from Yala National Park in the south to Siharaja Rainforest. Whether you trek through the rainforests or embark on a safari, there’s unique wildlife to be found from leopards, sloth bears, Asian elephants, and our national bird, the Sri Lanka Jungle Fowl, to name a few. As part of our tailor-made trips, our specialists can make honest recommendations to get you to the right wildlife destinations across the island.

Fallen kingdoms: Cave temples, rock fortresses and sacred statues are just some of the iconic symbols of Sri Lanka’s ancient cities, many of which now hold UNESCO World Heritage status, such as Sigiriya and Anuradhapura. As part of your private journey to Sri Lanka, explore the storied walls of Galle Fort by tuk-tuk, where architectural heritage meets contemporary design.

The epic surf: Surfing is huge in Sri Lanka and even if you don’t surf yourself, the relaxed pace on the South Coast is not to be missed. This is also perfect for teenagers.

Creativity at your fingertips: Our trips can mean joining local artisans to carve a folklore mask, expressing yourself through batik dyeing, or learning the art of kandyan drumming with a local musician. We’re proud of our traditional craftsmanship and can’t wait to share our skills with you, if you’re game!