Luxury Tours


          
Sri Lanka Luxury Tour




Paradise Lanka Tours offers luxury at its best in this uniquely designed luxury tour of Sri Lanka. In this itinerary we focus on providing top notch accommodation and transport throughout the country, thereby making sure luxury and relaxation is your main focus in making this holiday a memorable one. Feel free to let us know if you have any other attraction preferences in mind and we can flex the itinerary accordingly.




TRIP LENGTH                                        

14 days


PRICE

Contact us for details                           


WHEN TO GO

Any time of the year


TRANSFERS

Airport – Hotel – Tour attractions – Airport



PICTURE YOUR SELF
Soaking up the luxury linen and pampered surroundings of your hotel room.
Exploring Sri Lanka’s wildlife in luxury camping style at Yala.
Discovering Sri Lanka’s authentic culture and tradition in Kandy.

Places you will stay










Day 1Colombo



Our representative will pick you up at the Bandaranaike International Airport and drive you to Maniumpathy in Colombo, where you will spend your first night of this two week Luxury Tour in Sri Lanka.






Day 2 & 3 Sigiriya

On day two, we will drive you to the Water Garden Sigiriya, and on the way, you will get the chance to see Sri Lanka through the eyes of the Sri Lankan Goliath at the Elephant Orphanage in Pinnawala. Before checking in to your relaxing accommodation, we will take you on a slight hike at the Sigiriya Lions Rock where you will be able to enjoy and experience a golden sunset on the summit of the Lions Rock.


The next morning, we will take you to the Ancient City of Polonnaruwa where you can explore the astonishing grounds for the beauty it holds. In  the evening, we will take you on a luxurious Jeep Safari at Minneriya National Park.




Day 4 & 5 Kandy


From Sigiriya, we will move on to Kandy and en route, we will visit the Cave Temple in Dambulla. In Kandy, you will be taken on a city tour to catch glimpses of the cultural city. Kandy House is where you will sleep over on day four.

Day five is free on the roster for relaxation at the luxury hotel Kandy House.



Day 6,7 & 8Hatton


You will begin day six with blessings from the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic and then head on to a long stay at Ceylon Tea Trails in Hatton.

Days seven and eight of this luxury trip in Sri Lanka have been left for total relaxation and indulging in the beauty of the surrounding hill country.





Day 9Yala



On day nine, you will visit the Rawana Water Falls and begin your journey towards the city of Yala. By 13.00 hours you will check in to the camping site and engage in an evening full of camping activities. The ultra luxurious Wild Coast Tented Lodge is where you will sleep over that night.






Day 10, 11 & 12Weligama


After the morning game drive at the camping site on day ten, you will check out and drive to Weligama. You will visit the fish market in Weligama and observe the challenging tradition of Stilt Fishing in Sri Lanka. Your night stay will be at Cape Weligama.

Days eleven and twelve are devoted towards relaxation at the beach, giving yourself a lovely Lankan sun tan and spending time with your family and friends.



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