Adventure Tours


Adventure Tour in Sri Lanka






Adventure lovers, be it the young or the old, are sure to enjoy this tour itinerary. It includes exciting activities such as wildlife safaris, rock climbing, white water rafting, waterfall bathing, camping and surfing on the exotic beaches of Sri Lanka. For your comfortable stay, adventure tours in Sri Lanka include accommodation at exclusive family friendly holiday resorts.




 TRIP LENGTH    

  8 days

 PRICE                   

  Contact us for details
                                       

 WHEN TO GO                      

  Any time of the year

 TRANSFERS

  Airport – Hotel – Tour attractions – Airport


                         Places you will stay


Day 1 Colombo

Your two week adventure tour in Sri Lanka will begin from pickup at airport, after which you will be driven to Marino Beach Hotel in Colombo. You will check into your room here, freshen up and then explore the city of Colombo along with a guide to take you to must-see places.







Day 2 & 3 Anuradhapura


The next day, we will head on to the city of Anuradhapura. Here you will be taken on an exciting jeep safari to explore the Wilpattu National Park. Your night stay in Anuradhapura will be at Forest Rock Garden.

The next day you can see the sights of the ancient city of Anuradhapura. Towards the evening, you will head on to a jeep safari of the neighbouring wildlife sanctuary, more popularly known as the Minneriya National Park, and your overnight stay will be in Sigiriya at The Heritance Kandalama.



Day 4 Sigiriya


On day four we have scheduled a visit to the ‘Lion’s Rock’. Climbing the rock does not require you to be extensively fit so most people can do this activity. Later on, you will be taken through the muddy yet gorgeous streets of Sigiriya and follow it up with a wonderful catamaran ride through the lake. To top it all off, you will head towards a local house where you can bask in the gloriousness of the Sri Lankan Traditional Cuisine.



Day 5 & 6Riverston

On day five, we will drive you to the town of Riverston in Sri Lanka and on the way you will visit the Cave Temple in Dambulla. In Riverston you can partake in a cookery demonstration of how the authentic Sri Lankan cuisine of rice and curry is made. Your overnight stay will be at Sir John’s Bungalow in Riverston.

After a good night’s sleep, day six is fully devoted towards trekking at the Knuckles Mountain Range. The mountain has beautiful forest trails that are ideal for trekking and camping. After a tiring day, you will return back to Sir John’s Bungalow for your night stay.


Day 7 Kitulgala
The next morning you will depart for the small town of Kitulgala, en-route Kandy. In Kandy you will visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic and you can get a glimpse of the city of Kandy. Upon reaching Kitulgala, you will check in for your night stay at the Palmstone Retreat.

Early morning on day eight, we present an exciting opportunity for white water rafting. An extreme adventure water sport which will be an experience of a lifetime!


Day 8 Nuwara Eliya


The latter half of day eight is scheduled for a visit to St. Claire’s Falls and Devon Falls on the way to the city of Nuwara Eliya. Towards the evening you can explore the lush tea plantations and visit Pedro Tea Factory to learn about the tea manufacturing process. Your night stay on day eight will be at Grand Hotel in Nuwara Eliya.

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