Activities

Explore the bizarre remains of several towns that once housed some of the most stunning and well-known archaeological sites on the island. Several Buddhist architectural and sculpture masterpieces can be found in these towns such as Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa along with noteworthy engineering achievements that are generally regarded as being ahead of their time. 

Our culinary tours give you the opportunity to taste, smell, prepare dinner and enjoy Sri Lankan cuisine and its cultural influences. From cooking outdoors with jungle farmers to sharing food with friends and family in local homes, indulging in gourmet treats and even having dinner outside under the stars. Culinary enthusiasts can now discover the secrets and methods of preparing the island’s “sambols”, master the art of Sri Lankan pickles or discover what the people there know about spices and curries. 

Prominent internationally recognised Asian architects have made Sri Lanka their home. Thereby, the island has also gained recognition for its outstanding architectural landmarks such as Sigiriya Rock and Bawas trails.

Embark on a guided tour of some of Sri Lanka’s most famous sites winding through cobblestone streets hearing wistful tales and walking the verdant defences. Find out about the naming of the landmarks and the changes made to the historical sites as the Dutch and British followed Portugal’s lead.

This island is home to an incredible collection of manuscripts, books, folk art, visual artwork and documentation. Travelling museums or art galleries are the ideal places for tourists to learn about the customs and documentation of various eras. 

Not only is Sri Lanka a tropical paradise located in the Indian Ocean but it is also well-known for its colourful celebrations, rich cultural heritage and stunning scenery. Sri Lankan festivals give visitors a taste of the country’s many customs, spiritual beliefs and peaceful coexistence. Fairs in Sri Lanka offer a singular and immersive experience for both locals and tourists ranging from exuberant processions to intricate rituals. 

Witness the wonders of the Indian Ocean beneath the surface by going scuba diving around Sri Lanka. See shipwrecks and underwater caverns to learn about the rich marine biodiversity found in areas like Bentota Mirissa and Trincomalee. 

Due to its prime location along important trade routes, Sri Lanka is home to miles of wreckage from numerous amazing ancient eras. Holidaymakers from abroad and domestically are drawn to several locations for diving. 

Sri Lanka has several pinnacle surfing locations around the globe, with waves best for surfers of all skills. Arugam Bay, Weligama, and Hikkaduwa are most of the destinations with steady surf breaks, moderate seas, and a colourful surf subculture. Regardless of potential stage beginners studying to ride their first wave or seasoned surfers looking for thrilling swells, the island’s seashores provide the appropriate surfing experience.

Sri Lanka’s first certified mega zip-line is tucked away among Ella verdant estates. The twine zip-line provides an aerial view of the island’s breathtaking hills with its length of more than 500 meters and its 80 mph speed slide.  

There is no place like Paradise Island Sri Lanka to experience the genuine magic of a hot air balloon flying. Because of its exceptionally calm and consistent climate, Dambulla Kandalama is a great place to go ballooning. 

White water rafting on the scenic Kelani River is a popular activity that many visitors to the island partake in. Adventurous individuals are allowed to pass five major rapids and four minor ones while rafting. 

A trip to Sri Lanka for deep-sea fishing will add some spice to your vacation. To create unforgettable experiences during your tour throw your line into the serene waters early in the morning or late at night. Take your family fishing on a family outing and feel the rush of catching a fish in the tranquil waters. 

Sri Lanka is a birdwatcher’s paradise home to 439 different species of birds due to its ideal and varied climate. A small country such as Sri Lanka is home to some of the world’s best birdwatching spots with 33 endemic species, 68 endemic subspecies and 11% species endemic. 

The International Whaling Commission covers the Indian Ocean region which includes Sri Lanka. As a result, it has grown in popularity as a whale and dolphin-watching location. The migratory route between Africa and Australia runs directly off Point Dondra, making it a great spot to watch Sperm Whales and Blue Whales. Furthermore, Kalpitiya is an excellent site for seeing dolphins. 

Exhilarating walks through mountain forests and picturesque views allow you to explore Sri Lanka’s diverse scenery. Take a trek across the magnificent paths of Ella Rock and Horton Plains in the Knuckles Mountain Range.

There’s no better way for loved ones to bond than in nature, and a safari is the ideal way to see Sri Lanka’s wildlife. There are excellent learning chances for witnessing animals, including wild Asian elephants and leopards that are native to the region. Even though Sri Lanka is known for having a large population of leopards, a safari will allow you to observe these creatures. 

Dive into sparkling clear waters to discover vibrant coral reefs and an abundance of marine life. Top snorkelling spots that provide an underwater sanctuary for divers of all skill levels are Unawatuna Pigeon Island and Hikkaduwa. 

You can learn how to prepare meals using particular varied and incredibly healthful Sri Lankan specialities during these sessions. In addition to teaching you how to make traditional Sri Lankan meals these cooking classes will allow you to experience the warmth and joy of authentic traditional Sri Lankan hospitality. 

A helping hand can be found in many places because rural Sri Lanka still has a lot of undeveloped areas. With the right information, a traveller can make a significant difference by volunteering while they are on the road whether it be by teaching IT or English helping to eradicate dengue or designing sustainable forest use. 

Travel to the places where life involves truly enjoyable experiences. Learn how to make wooden masks attend a variety of craft workshops and become familiar with the different techniques. 

Whilst our ‘Ayobowan’ will welcome you in each corner of the country, you may also learn our two most popular languages, Sinhala and Tamil. We have venues where you may study a language, handloom weaving, traditional drum making, or mask creation! 

Stay in a homestay with the family of a neighbour to get a true taste of Sri Lankan hospitality. Take in the opulent lifestyle and daily life of Sri Lanka. Enjoying fresh food prepared in a traditional wattle and daub mud house or sleeping beneath a tree to wake up alongside the birds are just a few experience options. 

Herbal hot springs called ‘kanniya’ in Sinhala are tucked away among verdant hills and offer a special combination of rest renewal and cultural immersion. Learn about the fascinating facts about ten of Sri Lanka’s hot springs as you travel through them. 

Due to its 830 miles of coastline, Sri Lanka is widely known for its world-class beaches, surf sand and sunny days. This is a great island if you picture your perfect vacation lounging on immaculate beaches beneath a huge umbrella!

Sail to your heart’s content and enjoy the captivating scenery that Sri Lanka’s ocean offers. Enjoy the laugh of stand-up paddle boarding swim in calm waters and snorkel reefs. Discover the fascinating marine life beneath azure waves by setting sail towards sunset!

This island provides wellness therapies and spa treatments ranging from Western methods to Ayurvedic medication. Combining herbal treatments with Ayurvedic remedies is part of these sessions and treatments. 

Learn yoga and meditation on this island which will help you unite your frame thoughts and spirit. To achieve holistic concord and balance these intervals incorporate meditation asanas (poses) and pranayama (breath strategies).