
DURATION
LOCATION
ANNUAL LEAVE
SEASON
GROUP SIZE
MEETING POINT
ACCOMMODATION
Hotel · Chalet · Glamping · Rainforest Lodge · Boutique Hotel · Mountain hut · Spa Hotel
OVERALL RATING
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DIFFICULTY
This trip is designed for adventurous people with average fitness, but none of the activities are hugely strenuous
Clamber up the iconic Lion Rock of Sigiriya, tackle part of the long-distance Pekoe Trail, and hike to waterfalls near Kandy
Trek through remote, pristine forest in Gal Oya with the Vedda people – Sri Lanka's last indigenous community
Spot wild elephants bathing, practice yoga surrounded by exotic birds and ride the train to the tea hills of Nuwara Eliya
Unwind in hand-picked eco-lodges, wild glamping sites and hidden nature retreats, then learn to surf on the golden coast
Day 1
Touchdown in Sri Lanka
Ayu-bowan! Welcome to Sri Lanka. Your adventure begins in the town of Negombo, just a short drive away from Bandaranaike International Airport. Your host will collect you on arrival and transfer you to a comfortable beach hotel, the perfect place to recharge and relax by the pool after a long flight. Later this afternoon, meet your guide and fellow adventurers for a welcome briefing, then head out to soak up the vibes of the lively old quarter, see the picturesque canals and get acquainted with the friendly local community.
Day 2
Pidurangala Rock: Sigiriya's most incredible viewpoint
Hiking
Driving
Rise and shine, ready to set off on the most incredible adventure through Sri Lanka. If you are an early bird, you can pay a quick visit to the buzzing fish market of Negombo, watching fishermen returning from the sea with their catch of the day. Otherwise, you'll depart at 08:00 sharp for a four-hour drive to Habarana, in the heart of the Cultural Triangle. Your base today is a peaceful retreat immersed in lush greenery. This afternoon you'll head out to climb Pidurangala Rock, one of Sri Lanka's most underrated gems. Navigate some steep steps and boulders, catching your breath at an ancient Buddhist temple on the way up. You'll reach the top just in time for sunset, with 360-degree views of Sigiriya fortress, the surrounding countryside and distant mountains, all bathed in a golden glow.
Day 3
Climb Lion Rock and head to remote Gal Oya
Cycling
Hiking
Driving
Wake at sunrise to beat the heat, heading out on two wheels to explore the backroads of Habarana and Sigiriya. Following quiet country lanes, pedal through rural communities and witness village life as you spot farmers working in their rice fields, village vendors, fishermen by the lakes and more. Out of the saddle, get ready to climb Sigiriya, also known as Lion Rock. This majestic 5th-century fortress is Sri Lanka's most iconic UNESCO-listed landmark. Make a grand entrance through massive lion’s paws carved out of stone then tackle the 1200 steps all the way to the top, where dazzling panoramic views of lush Sri Lankan jungle await. This afternoon, rest your legs as you drive to remote Gal Oya, the most untouched of all of Sri Lanka’s wildlife sanctuaries. Your home for the next two nights is a spectacular glamping site nestled in wild Rathugala, a majestic mountain-locked village inhabited by the Veddas — the last indigenous people of Sri Lanka.
Day 4
Forest hike with the Vedda people
Hiking
Cocooned by pristine savannah, medicinal forests and mist-draped mountains, you'll awake to the sound of nature. Today, you'll join the indigenous leader of the Vedda people for an extraordinary cultural experience among pristine forest teeming with wildlife. Hike amidst exotic flora, hear the calls of rare birds, and catch glimpses of elusive creatures. The Vedda people have lived, foraged and hunted in this region for centuries, so are adept at navigating the dense jungle, and they will provide valuable insight into the natural history and cultural heritage of this remote corner of Sri Lanka. Take a refreshing dip in a cool stream, a welcome respite from the tropical heat, before enjoying a traditional meal cooked on-site by members of the community. You'll then head back to your lavish glamping spot for the night.
Day 5
Elephant spotting and jungle yoga
Wildlife Watching
Driving
Yoga
Wake at dawn and spend the morning exploring Gal Oya's pristine wildlife sanctuary, which boasts over 150 vibrant species of birds and 32 species of mammals – including elephants, Sri Lankan leopards, sloth bears, wild boars, water buffaloes, and deer. Setting off from Senanayake Samudra Reservoir, jump on a boat and enjoy the only wildlife tracking experience in Sri Lanka that takes place from the water. Explore the animals’ habitats, and with a little luck you may spot elephants swimming between islands, or bathing at the lake shore. Later in the day, you'll be driven to Kandy to check in at Polwaththa Eco-Lodge. Secluded in a pristine environment, this gives you a unique experience of life in the jungle. Both nature and the local community are at the heart of operations here, promoting authentic experiences and responsible tourism. Take some time to refresh, then enjoy a late afternoon yoga session on the wooden jungle shala, accompanied by the sound of monkeys and exotic birds.
Day 6
Forest hikes and waterfall dips
Hiking
Awake to birdsong in your cabin nestled deep in the jungle, and take a 10-minute walk through the forest to the yoga shala, roll out your mat, and say hello to the monkeys as you stretch into your (optional) morning yoga session. Fuel up on breakfast then set off on a hike, beginning from Kandyan forest gardens where villagers go about their daily chores. You will be invited to visit their houses and see how they make treacle and jaggery (sugar blocks made from palm tree nectar). Walk amidst scented fruit trees and spice plants before stopping to visit a nearby reforestation program. Finally, venture deeper into the forest and end the trek with a picnic lunch and refreshing dip in the jungle waterfalls. Back at your lodge, relax for a few tranquil hours before tucking in an authentic Sri Lankan dinner, cooked in clay pots and served with a smile.
Day 7
Epic train ride to the tea hills of Nuwara Eliya
An early morning transfer will take you to Kandy's railway station, the start point of one of the world's most epic train journeys. Sit comfortably in your coach to experience the sweeping views of lush tea plantations, rolling hills, dramatic viaducts, verdant valleys and dense jungle – giving a smile to locals along the way. Historically, the train was used during colonial times to transport tea from the plantations to Colombo, but these days it’s used mainly by local commuters – as well as travellers, of course. The total journey time is around 4-6 hours, so you'll have plenty of time to take in the colourful panoramas. Jump off at Nuwara Eliya, the very heart of Sri Lanka's tea country, to visit one of the oldest and most renowned tea factories. Learn about the tea-making process and taste some of the finest brew in the world, before bedding down early to prepare for a remote trekking adventure ahead.
Day 8
Hike the Horton Plains to Misty Mountain Lodge
Hiking
Head to Horton Plains National Park and venture into Sri Lanka’s highest and most isolated plateau, hidden away in the Central Highlands. At an elevation of 2100m-2300m, this protected area is covered by montane grassland and cloud forest which is rich in endemic plants, insects and birds. Large herds of Sri Lankan sambar deer are also commonly spotted. You'll hike a sizeable section of the Pekoe Trail, Sri Lanka's newly launched long-distance trekking route, with plenty of stops to enjoy this unique natural environment. Contemplate the vertiginous views from the 'World's End' viewpoint – a sheer drop of 1050m – then cross the famous Devil's Staircase and enjoy a panoramic picnic from the highest tea plantation in Sri Lanka. A final push will take you to your base for tonight – the isolated Misty Mountain Lodge, a simple accommodation surrounded only by mountains, waterfalls and untouched greenery, totally cut off from any town by about 1hr drive or 3hr walk.
Day 9
From the highlands to the Indian Ocean
Hiking
Driving
Lace up your boots for a second day of hiking along the Pekoe Trail, following a mountainous path rarely explored by other travellers. Begin with a visit to a remote tea plantation and see the friendly community busy with tea-picking. Next, zig-zag through an incredibly diverse landscape ranging from pine and eucalyptus forests, misty tea estates, leafy valleys and tunnels. If you are lucky you may even spot some rare wildlife such as toque macaques, purple-faced langurs, Sri Lankan spotted chevrotain, or grizzled giant squirrels. With your trek over, relax into a four-hour drive south towards Talalla, Sri Lanka’s most peaceful protected beach and the gateway to a pristine cove of turquoise water fringed by lush jungle. Kick back into beach life on the golden sand, catch a sunset and enjoy a few drinks and dinner in the village.
Day 10
Surf Sri Lanka's Golden Coast
Surfing
Yoga
Your final day features an epic morning of surfing in the picturesque Hiriketiya Bay. Follow your surf coach down jungle paths to find waves at quiet spots on which to learn (or improve) your surf skills. Unlike many other surf spots in Sri Lanka, the area around Talalla has amazing surfing conditions for any skill level, year-round. Tuition will be tailored to your experience, so you're welcome to join even if you are a total beginner. Head back to dry land for a beach lunch and a few hours of relaxation, then join a final yoga session held in a tranquil open-air shala overlooking the ocean – the perfect way to contemplate the end of this incredible adventure.
Day 11
Goodbye paradise?
Driving
If you decide to leave today, you'll be transferred to the airport after breakfast in time for your flight home. Alternatively, you can opt to extend your Sri Lankan stay in Talalla or Negombo. If you fancy an unforgettable marine adventure in this paradisiacal area of the world, you could consider flying out to the Maldives, just one hour away, to join our exhilarating island-hopping adventure – you won't regret it!
Included
Guides
Expert, local, English-speaking guides
Accommodation
7 nights in hotels and eco-lodges, 2 nights glamping and 1 night in a mountain hut
Meals
All breakfasts, 5 lunches and 7 dinners
Transfers
To and from the airport and everything in between
Equipment
All your cycling, surfing and yoga equipment
Permits
All parks permits and entry fees
Not Included
Flights to and from the meeting point
Travel insurance
Personal expenses
Some meals as described
Tips for your guides
Visas where required
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3 – Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7
Day 8
Day 9
Day 10
Day 11
What is the food like?
Sri Lankan cuisine is a fascinating reflection of the island’s heritage: a fusion of fresh local produce with spices brought to the island over the centuries. Though Sri Lankan food has some similarities with the South Indian cuisine, it remains distinctively unique. Contrasting flavours of coconut, chilli, curry leaves, cinnamon and garlic are dominant in the main dishes as well as the variety of deep fried tasty snacks. 'Rice and curry' is the Sri Lankan staple, which in reality means a huge variety of curries, dhal and vegetable dishes, often served with roti style flatbreads. There is also an abundance of fresh seafood and fish, usually cooked in curries with coconut and fresh herbs.
Vegetarians are well catered for along with most dietary requirements, just speak to your host upon booking.
What is the accommodation like?
Negombo
On the first night, you'll usually stay at the comfortable Camelot Beach Hotel, situated on the golden belt of Sri Lanka's west coast with the Indian Ocean glistening on the horizon. Accommodation is on a twin basis. The hotel has an outdoor pool, a bar, a restaurant and a spa, as well as direct access to the beach.
Habanara
You’ll spend one night at an off-grid retreat and wildlife sanctuary called The Other Corner. Accommodation will be in twin-share chalets, huts or tree houses immersed in the greenery. There is also a pool and restaurant surrounded by the lush natural environment.
Gal Oya
You’ll spend two nights in a spectacular site called Wild Glamping Gal Oya. It's located near the Gal Oya National Park, a wildlife sanctuary boasting 150 species of vibrant birds and 32 species of mammals, including elephants. This wonderful site was built with the help of the local indigenous community during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and a lot of the villagers now work at the site and farm. The property was built using locally sourced materials and uses solar for most of the electricity. You'll stay in lavishly designed tented lodges and there is also a pool. The restaurant serves mouth-watering dishes prepared using fresh vegetables harvested from the local organic farm, and lake fish caught from the fresh waters.
Kandy
Spend two nights immersed in a pristine jungle environment at Polwaththa Eco Lodges. The local community are at the heart of operations here, with a strong focus on responsible tourism. The property purchases all ingredients from within 5km, and they also run their own reforestation program. Accommodation will be in twin-share cabins, lodges or huts built from a variety of resources found on the land (such as wood, clay and brick). You'll be totally at one with the forest, coexisting in harmony with wild boars, deer, porcupines, giant squirrels, monkeys, butterflies, bats, fireflies and over 60 species of birds.
Nuwara Eliya
You'll stay one night at the 4-star Galway Heights, featuring charming living spaces, stylish design and nestled among the rich greenery of the central hill country.
Ohiya
You'll spend one night at the simple but cosy Misty Mountain Lodge, an untouched location surrounded by mountains and waterfalls. Far from everything, it's a pretty remote place, but that's the beauty of it! Accommodation will be in same-sex (when available) or mixed dorm-style rooms (up to 4 people), with en suite bathrooms and hot showers. Beds come with fresh sheets, pillows and blankets but you can bring your own sleeping bag liner, too.
Talalla Beach
The final two nights of the trip will be spent at a luxury retreat on a pristine white-sand beach lapped by turquoise water, away from the busier areas of southern Sri Lanka. Accommodation is in twin-share rooms, some of which include open-air marble bathrooms, private patios, and great views of the lush gardens or the Indian Ocean. The hotel's facilities include a 20m freshwater lap pool, three custom-built yoga pavilions, an Ayurvedic spa, and a gourmet open-air restaurant serving the freshest, healthiest meals with organic vegetables from their own garden.
Upgrades
For solo travellers looking for their own space, an optional private room can be booked for an extra charge, see Optional Extras for the price and request this at the time of booking. Please note that due to the limited size of some of the properties used, availability is restricted and it's only possible for nine nights of the trip: accommodation at Misty Mountain Lodge on Day 8 will be in dorm-style rooms only.
The Area
Logistics
Starts
Bandaranaike International Airport
Any time on Day 1
Ends
Bandaranaike International Airport
10:30 on Day 11
Transfers
Your host will meet you on arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo and transfer you to your beach hotel in Negombo. Arrival transfers from the airport are included no matter what time you arrive on Day 1, provided you have supplied your flight details in advance. If you arrive on a very early flight, please note that check-in will not be available until 14:00 – so if you wish to access your room earlier, contact your local host to request an early check-in (fee applicable; subject to availability).
At the end of the tour, your host will transfer you back to Bandaranaike International Airport on Day 11, usually by 10:30.
If you would like to arrive early or extend your stay, your host can arrange private airport transfers and additional accommodation for an extra cost. See the Optional Extras section for details.
Travel options
There are regular flights to Sri Lanka from major airports across the UK and Europe, including direct flights from London to Colombo with SriLankan Airlines.
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What do I need to bring?
BAGS
- Main luggage (a suitcase, backpack or duffel is fine but not too big as luggage will be packed on the bus with you)
- Daypack (30 litres - for daily essentials and overnight use on the Pekoe Trail)
CLOTHES
- Waterproof jacket
- Waterproof trousers
- Breathable wicking layers
- Lightweight trousers/shorts/skirt (light long sleeved shirts and trousers are recommended for jungle hikes and safari)
- T-shirts
- Underwear and socks (including leech socks for jungle hikes)
- Swimwear
- Sunglasses
- Sunhat
- Something to sleep in
- Hiking boots or shoes (worn-in)
- Sandals
OTHER
- Universal travel plug adapter
- Power bank or solar charger
- Passports (and visas)
- Travel insurance documents
- Ear plugs
- Insect repellent
- Suncream
- Personal first-aid kit (inc. blister treatment)
- Personal items (biodegradable toiletries, sanitary wear etc)
- Toilet kit (toilet paper, biodegradable bags to carry paper out to dispose of)
- Quick-dry towel
- Alcohol hand-gel
- Headtorch or torch
- Reusable water bottle (x1 litre)
- Biodegradable wet-wipes
- Energy bars and snacks
- Water purification tablets/treatment system
Additional Night in Negombo Single Room
Payable Before Departure
Additional Night in Negombo Single Room
… Per Night
Additional Night in Negombo Twin/Double Room
Payable Before Departure
Additional Night in Negombo Twin/Double Room
… Per Night
Additional night in Talalla Single Room
Payable Before Departure
Additional night in Talalla Single Room
… Per Night
Additional night in Talalla Twin/Double Room
Payable Before Departure
Additional night in Talalla Twin/Double Room
… Per Night
Optional Private Room Upgrade (9 nights - price valid for Jul-Aug departures)
Payable Before Departure
Optional Private Room Upgrade (9 nights - price valid for Jul-Aug departures)
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Optional Private Room Upgrade (9 nights - price valid for Sep-Jun departures)
Payable Before Departure
Optional Private Room Upgrade (9 nights - price valid for Sep-Jun departures)
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Private arrival transfer Bandaranaike Airport - Negombo (1 pax)
Payable Before Departure
Private arrival transfer Bandaranaike Airport - Negombo (1 pax)
… Per Person
Private arrival transfer Bandaranaike Airport - Negombo (2+ pax)
Payable Before Departure
Private arrival transfer Bandaranaike Airport - Negombo (2+ pax)
… Per Person
Private Departure transfer Talalla - Bandaranaike Airport (1 pax)
Payable Before Departure
Private Departure transfer Talalla - Bandaranaike Airport (1 pax)
… Per Person
Private Departure transfer Talalla - Bandaranaike Airport (2+ pax)
Payable Before Departure
Private Departure transfer Talalla - Bandaranaike Airport (2+ pax)
… Per Person
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We've crunched the numbers to work out the total carbon footprint of this trip, and plant enough trees to suck 2x as much back out the atmosphere.
What's the number?
It works out on average at 494kg of CO2 emissions per person, including all local transport, accommodation, food, activities, guides, staff and office operations.
The only thing it doesn’t include right now is flights and travel to the destination. We do make an overall estimate across all our customers separately, but as we don’t book flights, have customers from all corners of the world, and no way of reliably knowing their travel plans, we simply can’t include an individual number in the figure on display here. We’ve got a goal for 2023 to fix that, so that when you book, there is a way to measure and mitigate the carbon emitted by your flight too.
But what does the number mean?
Yep, hard to picture eh? To give you an idea:
- Driving 1000miles/1609km would be approx. 281kg of CO2 in an average car (or 140.5kg per person if there was 2 of you in it).
- A return economy class flight London - New York would be approx. 1,619kg (1.66 tonnes) per person.
- 10 trees in a temperate forest are estimated to remove approx. 250kg of CO2 from the air in a period of 5-10 years.
What are we doing about it?
Our trips are relatively low-carbon by design, and we're working with all our hosts to develop long term carbon reduction plans. For every person booked with us since 2016 we’re planting enough trees to suck at least 2x more carbon out the atmosphere than is emitted by their trips. All native trees, as part of amazing projects that are re-foresting degraded land, tackling the biodiversity crisis and supporting local communities at the same time. We go further than that too, also funding re-wilding projects worldwide to help protect important keystone species from extinction. See the reforestation and re-wilding schemes we support. See our carbon action plan.
Want to know more?
Amazingly, no international travel company has ever publicly published their carbon measurements before, as far as we know. We believe that must change, quickly. So we’re openly sharing the method we used in the hope that other companies will be able to more easily follow suit and build on what we've done so far. You'll find it all here.
This trip is designed for those of average to good fitness, but none of the activities are hugely strenuous.
No previous yoga or surfing experience is needed, as these activities will be also tailored to first-timers. You also don't need to be an experienced hiker, although you should be able to trek for up to 6 hours across uneven terrain or dense jungle. You should also feel comfortable riding a bike for a couple of hours along flat ground. You need only carry a small day rucksack with any personal belongings, water, snacks, suncream etc.
There are a few long drives (up to 4 hours) and a long train journey (4-6 hours) but these will be a great chance to rest your legs while taking in dazzling views of Sri Lanka along the way. There are several early starts in order to avoid the heat and maximise the wildlife-spotting opportunities, so a sense of adventure and willingness here is key to enjoying the experience. However, there is also some leisure time built into the trip so you can fully enjoy the serene environment as you wish – reading by the pool, taking optional walks into local villages and slowing down to the pace of nature.
If you've never tried surfing or yoga, we recommend giving these a go, as tuition will be tailored to first-timers. However, we appreciate that yoga and surfing are not for everyone so if you prefer to opt-out from these activities, it's absolutely fine – you can just enjoy some extra leisure time in the jungle or on the tropical beaches.
On the trip you'll spend a day with the Veddas, the last indigenous people in Sri Lanka. Many Veddas nowadays have ventured into agriculture so traditional hunting is fading away, but the Veddas you'll meet still live following authentic traditions. Through this cultural exchange, you'll be playing an active part in the maintenance of indigenous culture through its celebration.
You'll also visit remote rural villages – a fantastic opportunity to learn about local culture, history, and the adaptation of remote communities to contemporary life.
We have selected a number of extraordinary accommodation providers who practise responsible tourism in the true sense of the word. Here, food is locally sourced, construction materials are mostly natural and have been chosen to respect the environment. Local operations are also managed by the communities themselves, a successful example of how community-based tourism can be beneficial when done sensitively.
If you wish to extend your Sri Lanka beach stay, we recommend adding extra nights at the Talalla Retreat – the ideal place to learn surfing or practice yoga (please see the Optional Extras for more info). The hotel also offers complete yoga and surf packages on request. Alternatively, you can take advantage of the short direct flights from Colombo, and head out to the Maldives for an incredible marine adventure. The dates of this trip have been set to match with most of our scheduled departures of Island Hopping Adventure in the Maldives.
The tap water in Sri Lanka is not always friendly on the stomach. You may find purified water in some of the accommodation which you can use to fill up each morning, so be sure to pack a reusable water bottle or two. To avoid plastic waste where filtered water is not available, we suggest bringing water purification tablets (or an alternative purification system) for extra safety.
It may sound clichéd, but Sri Lanka is a year-round destination – although December to mid-April is considered to be peak season and will be a bit busier as a result.
Temperatures are fairly constant, with coastal regions enjoying average temperatures of 25-30°C, and the highlands 15-18°C. As this trip covers a lot of ground, it also straddles what have been considered different monsoon seasons (four, depending on which region you travel in). This means that throughout the year you are likely to encounter plenty of sunshine, some short, sharp downpours, fairly high humidity and plenty of blue skies, regardless of whether it has traditionally been called 'monsoon' or not. These categorisations are proving harder to predict, so an open mind and expecting every type of weather is a must!
Sure can! Over 70% of our travellers travel solo, it’s a great way to meet like-minded people.
Tips are not included in the trip cost. These are entirely at your discretion but there is an expectation to tip for good service. We recommend to tip around USD 7-9 per day, so approximately USD 70-90 for the whole trip.
Of course, you are free to tip more or less and the amount should be reflective of your perception of service and quality - a tip is not compulsory and should only be given when you receive excellent service.
We recommend checking out the country specific information here and also talking to a travel nurse.
For current advice about travelling in Sri Lanka, have a read of the UK Foreign Office pages here.
Your main luggage will be stored securely on the bus when you're on the move and you'll have access to it on a daily basis except for one night during the Pekoe Trail. If there's anything that you don't need with you during the tour you can also store excess luggage at your local host's office in Colombo. During the activities, you'll only need to carry a personal day rucksack with your essential items.
Our recommended travel insurance provider is Campbell Irvine.
Travel insurance is compulsory for all of our adventures and you are required to provide your policy information before departing.
Your insurance should include adequate protection for overseas medical treatment, evacuation/repatriation, your baggage and equipment and the specific activities involved on your adventure. We also strongly recommend it includes cancellation and curtailment insurance, should you be unable to join your trip for specific reasons such as illness.
We fully endorse Campbell Irvine as their insurance offers all of the above, so get in touch with them or call on 020 7938 1734 to get your insurance sorted. We suggest that you book travel insurance as soon as you book your adventure, just to cover you for any last-minute life changes. We know you’re an active lot and injuries do happen!
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All of our group adventures are specially designed for adults to enjoy (18+) as we want these adventures to bring together outdoorsy people who are truly like-minded. Children can be accommodated on some private departures.
You're in good company. Our adventures are typically made up of a mix of solo travellers and small groups of two or three friends who simply love adventure, pushing themselves and meeting awesome like-minded people. See here for more info about our lovely bunch of Much Better Adventurers.
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