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Island Highlights
From UNESCO World Heritage cultural fortresses to misty central tea plantations and wild leopard sanctuaries. Explore the destinations you can discover on our private round tours.
03 / An island atlas
Rock fortresses above the forest. Tea hills beneath the clouds. Fort streets that lead to the sea. Get to know the places before you choose your path.
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Central Province
The ancient Lion Rock citadel, considered the 8th wonder of the world with 5th-century frescoes and landscaped water gardens.
Southern Province
A living 17th-century UNESCO World Heritage fortress, cobblestone laneways, colonial architecture, and seaside ramparts.
Central Province
The last royal kingdom of Sri Lanka, home of the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, serene lake, and lush botanical gardens.
Uva Province
A scenic mountain paradise famous for the Nine Arch railway bridge, Little Adam's Peak, misty gorges, and hiking trails.
Southern & Uva Provinces
The premier wilderness reserve with one of the world's highest densities of wild leopards, Asian elephants, and sloth bears.
Central Province
The "Little England" of Sri Lanka, surrounded by rolling green tea estates, colonial bungalows, waterfalls, and cool mountain air.
Southern Province
Crescent golden beach haven renowned for blue whale expeditions, surfing waves, and Coconut Tree Hill viewpoints.
Central Province
UNESCO-listed Golden Rock Cave Temple featuring five sanctuaries with ancient murals and over 150 Buddha statues.
Sabaragamuwa & Southern Provinces
The last viable area of primary tropical rainforest in Sri Lanka, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve teeming with rare endemic wildlife.
Southern Province
The water sports capital of Sri Lanka with golden sandy spit beaches, luxury resorts, and calm river lagoon excursions.
Western Province
The dynamic commercial capital combining colonial landmarks, bustling Pettah bazaars, fine dining, and oceanfront sunsets.
Sabaragamuwa Province
A sacred 2,243m conical mountain climbed by pilgrims of four world religions to witness sunrise above the clouds.