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Water Sports Adventure Tour in Sri Lanka







From surfing to jet skiing to snorkeling to kayaking and more, the beautiful island of Sri Lanka has it all! Opt for this water sports adventure tour in Sri Lanka and explore what every coast has to offer. If you have a passion for beach water sports, this tour is ideal for you. Blue Lanka Tours has carefully curated this package to touch every location in Sri Lanka that is known for giving guests a wonderful water sporting experience.





TRIP LENGTH                                     
8 days


PRICE

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WHEN TO GO

Anytime of the year


TRANSFERS

Hotel – Tour Attractions – Hotel





Day 1Negombo


A Blue Lanka Representative will meet you at the Bandaranaike International Airport and guide you towards a private luxury vehicle that will make your journey across the country a comfortable one. Your chauffeur cum guide will drive you to the hotel Jetwing Beach in Negombo, which will be your first stop in the Water Sports Adventure Tour in Sri Lanka.






Day 2 & 3Kalpitiya


The next morning, after breakfast, check out from the hotel and visit the Negombo Fish Market. You will then be transferred to Kalpitiya – Dolphin Beach Resort, standard tent, on a bed and breakfast basis. After unwinding and refreshing in your tent, you can engage in some evening water sports activities and then return to Dolphin Beach Resort for the night.

Day 03 is dedicated towards enjoying a kite surfing experience, including a few beginner lessons and then trying the activity yourself. Kite surfing is very popular in Kalpitiya due to apt weather conditions for the sport. After a day at the beach, you can return to your luxury tent to relax for the rest of the night.




Day 2 & 3Sigiriya

The next morning, you will transfer to Sigiriya for one night. Upon reaching Sigiriya, we will arrange a village tour along with a deliciously authentic rice and curry meal for your lunch. Towards the evening, you will visit the Dambulla Cave Temple, which is a climb of about 300-400 steps. After exploring the humongous Buddha statues, beautiful paintings in the cave temples and of course, the stunning view from the rock, you will unwind in the comfort of five-star luxury at Heritance Kandalama for the night.





Day 5 & 6Trincomalee



After an early breakfast the next morning, you can visit the Sigiriya Lion’s Rock – which is a climb of about 1200 steps and will take approximately 2 hours to explore. After this, you will shift base to Trincomalee for a couple of nights.In Trincomalee, you will check into the superior room at Trinco Blu on a bed and breakfast meal plan. The rest of the evening is left for relaxation by the beach.On day 06 of this water sports adventure tour in Sri Lanka, we have scheduled a snorkeling, scuba diving and kayaking experience for you.


Day 7 & 8Arugam Bay



The next morning, you will begin a 05-hour drive to Arugam Bay, which will be your destination for the next two nights. On the way to Arugam Bay, you can enjoy the beauty of Sri Lanka’s east coast. Kottukal Beach House is where you will be staying on a bed and breakfast meal plan. The only activity scheduled for day 07 and 08 is surfing – as Arugam Bay has the best beach for surfing in Sri Lanka. These two days you could spend entirely in the water – surfing as much as you want, or simply relaxing by the beach and giving yourself a good suntan.







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