Sinharaja rainforest is located in the southwest corner of the island. It is a biodiversity hotspot and has been named a World Heritage site by UNESCO & a Biosphere Reserve.    Read More >

Udawalawe, is situated between the southern highlands and the south coast of Sri Lanka. Udawalawe is considered to be the best place in Sri Lanka to see wild Asian Elephants throughout the year   Read More >

Prepare for adventure as you take a short trek deep inside the Ritigala Mountain to discover 2500 year-old traces of a jungle monastery   Read More >

The wild expanse of Horton Plains National Park, with a mixture of grasslands and montane forests, is the only national park in Sri Lanka where visitors are allowed to roam around freely on foot.   Read More >

Join a local resident whose family has lived and worked in Galle for generations, on a guided walk through Galle’s historic 17C Dutch Fort - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.    Read More >

Cycle past water buffalo wandering the crevices of once magnificent ancient guardstone temples as you venture around the sacred ruinous city of Anuradhapura.   Read More >

Polonnaruwa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Prior to visiting the ruins, it is recommended that you visit the Polonnaruwa Archeological Museum which provides a clear explanation of the Polonnaruwa kingdom.   Read More >

Here young elephants, mostly babies, who have been orphaned or are recovering from injuries, are being rehabilitated before their release into the wild again.    Read More >

Wilpattu is among the few national parks world renowned for its Leopard population. Recent research shows that the park is home to approximately 49 Leopards and counting.    Read More >

The Cultural Triangle consists of extensive forest cover that is home to large herds of wild elephants, deer, wild buffalo, and numerous species of dry zone birds.   Read More >

Yala National park, located in the South-east corner of Sri Lanka is one of the most popular wildlife parks in the country.   Read More >

Located in the south of Sri Lanka beyond Dondra Head is considered one of the best locations in the world for spotting Blue Whales and Spinner Dolphins.   Read More >

A must see location for any traveler to Sri Lanka.   Read More >

Pidurangala Rock is nearby to Sigiriya Rock.   Read More >

The Ravana cave is located about 2KM from Ella town   Read More >

This ancient Buddhist Temple is about 2000 years old   Read More >

One of the most scenic viewpoints in Sri Lanka   Read More >

The Halpewatte Tea Factory was built in 1940   Read More >

For anyone who has climbed the original    Read More >

Bathalegala which is popularly known as Bible Rock   Read More >

Uthuwankanda, is a rock mountain   Read More >

Coconut Tree Rope Swing   Read More >

Located along the remote and hardly used part of the A4 hightway close to Koslanda one can see the wonderful Diyaluma waterfalls cascading like a sheet of paper along the mountain. This being the 2nd highest waterfalls in Sri Lanka measuring up to 220ms in height is easily missed by most. Unlike the most of the other waterfalls you will see as you drive along the hill country of Sri Lanka, this is still a little gem that is not frequented by many tourists. One can be very adventurous and try to ascend to the top from the bottom of the mountain which does require some fitness and a few risks. In order to get to the start of the waterfalls our expert guide will take you along a very remote part of the island – through tea plantations to a small village. Based from there you do a 2-3 hour trek to get to the top of the Diyaluama waterfalls. This walk is one of the most scenic and amazing experiences and one of the very few places that the hill country elephants are still found roaming. These Savana grasslands will take your breath away and to end It all with a swim in a pristine water pool where the water collects before it becomes the Waterfalls it self! You can spend some time chilling in the cool waters and then even get a free shoulder massage by relaxing under the smaller waterfalls that you can sit under! We can arrange a nice picnic lunch for you to have on top of the mountain after you have had your fill in the natural spring water.    Talk to us about taking you out of the traditional tourist path and to see some amazing places like the Diyalum’s origins.      Read More >

Jaffna Dutch Fort is without a doubt one of the most interesting places to visit while in Jaffna and definitely worth your time.Walking through the imposing structure it is easy to imagine the battles that had been waged here.One could visualize the Dutch soldiers and Generals strategizing within these walls making plans for their next move.The Jaffna fort is the second largest Dutch Fort in Sri Lanka.   Read More >

  Local cooking demontration in a Sri Lankan village home     Read More >