Kalpitiya Beach

"A serene paradise known for dolphin watching, kite-surfing, and golden sands, blending adventure with relaxation."

Nilaveli Beach 

"A tranquil paradise on Sri Lanka’s northeast coast, where powder-white sands meet calm turquoise water. Swim, snorkel or simply relax under swaying palms as you escape the crowds."

Pasikudah Beach 

"A serene slice of Sri Lanka’s east coast, where golden sands meet crystal-clear, shallow waters stretching far into the bay. Perfect for peaceful swims, family fun, snorkeling, and watching unforgettable sunsets." 

Arugam Bay Beach 

"A surfer’s paradise on Sri Lanka’s southeast coast. Golden crescent sands, world-class breaks like Main Point & Whiskey Point, warm ocean, laid-back vibes, and sunsets you won’t forget."

Mirissa  Beach

"A crescent-shaped tropical haven where powdery sand, palm trees, and crystal waters meet—Mirissa is famous for whale and dolphin watching, surfing, and unforgettable sunsets."

Unawatuna Beach 

"Golden sands and calm blue bays framed by lush greenery—Unawatuna is ideal for snorkeling, diving, or simply relaxing in beach cafés while soaking up the laid-back vibe near Galle. "

Hikkaduwa Beach 

"A buzzing beach town famous for vibrant coral reefs, surfing spots for every level, wild sea turtles, and lively sunsets followed by beachfront fun and music." 

Bentota Beach 

"Long golden shores, palm-fringed coastline, clear waters and a playground for water sports—including jet skiing, windsurfing, boat rides and peaceful river safaris—plus rich wildlife and lush gardens nearby."

Devon Falls

"A graceful, tiered waterfall plunging ~97 m in three drops, known as the "Veil of the Valley". Set among lush tea plantations and misty hills near Talawakele, it offers dramatic views right from the roadside."

Dunhinda Falls

"About 64 m tall, Dunhinda cascades into a pool shrouded in mist, giving it a dreamy, smoky veil. Accessible via a forested trail near Badulla, the scene is both wild and serene." 

Bambarakanda Falls

"Sri Lanka’s tallest waterfall (~263 m), this horsetail-fall plunges in a single dramatic drop from high cliffs in Badulla. Surrounded by thick greenery and offering foothill views, it’s a must-see for nature lovers"

Rawana (Ravana) Falls

"A beloved waterfall near Ella of ~25 m height, cascading over an oval concave rock. In wet season it blooms like a giant areca flower; nearby Ravana’s cave adds mythic charm. Easy to reach and great for a refreshing dip."

Yala National Park

"A majestic wildlife haven where dense forests, scrublands, lagoons and coastline converge. Home to one of the highest leopard populations in Sri Lanka, you’ll also see majestic elephants, sloth bears and hundreds of bird species in wild, untamed settings." 

Minneriya National Park

"Witness the famous “Elephant Gathering” at Minneriya—hundreds of wild elephants flock to the ancient tank in the dry season. Lush woodlands, grasslands and striking views combine for an unforgettable safari under open skies."

Wilpattu National Park

"Sri Lanka’s largest national park, famed for its “villus” (seasonal lakes), dense forest cover, and rich biodiversity. Quiet and vast, Wilpattu offers leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and landscapes that feel wild and untouched."

Udawalawe National Park 

"It's one of the best places globally to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. The park also shelters a variety of other wildlife, including water buffalo, sambar deer, and numerous bird species. Visitors can embark on thrilling jeep safaris to explore the diverse ecosystems and enjoy close encounters with Sri Lanka's rich fauna."

Sigiriya

"(The Lion Rock) — an enormous rock fortress with fresco-paintings, water gardens, and panoramic climbs. A dramatic landmark floating above jungle, offering views and stories etched into stone."

Dambulla

"Home of the Golden Temple and myriad cave temples filled with Buddha statues, murals, and serene chambers. A spiritual treasure set in rock, it invites quiet reflection and wonder." 

Mihintale

"Where the Buddhist faith first came to Sri Lanka. Misty hills, ancient monasteries, and the famed stair climb to sunrise views — it’s peaceful, holy, and historically rich."

Ritigala

"Deep in the central hills, Ritigala offers ruins of ancient monastic settlements hidden in thick forest. Trails to peaks, misty paths, and history whispered through ruins — for the adventurer and pilgrim alike." 

Damro Labookellie Tea Estate 

 "Nestled in the misty hills of Nuwara Eliya at about 1,500 m above sea level, Labookellie offers sweeping views of lush tea gardens, a historic colonial-era factory, and tea tasting sessions in a charming lounge—perfect for both tea lovers and heritage seekers."

Dambatenne Tea Factory – Haputale

"Built by Sir Thomas Lipton in 1890, Dambatenne is a historic estate offering one of the best plantation tours in the country. The estate is home to the famous Lipton’s Seat viewpoint, providing breathtaking vistas of the surrounding hills."

Great Western Estate – Nuwara Eliya

"Situated in the cool climate of Nuwara Eliya, Great Western Estate is known for its high-quality tea production. Visitors can explore the estate's lush greenery and learn about traditional tea processing methods."

Pedro Tea Estate – Nuwara Eliya

"Established in 1885, Pedro is among Sri Lanka’s oldest and most accessible tea estates. Located in the cool, misty hills of Nuwara Eliya, it offers guided tours showcasing traditional tea processing methods. Visitors can also enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes."

Hakgala Botanical Garden 

"'Nestled in the hill country near Nuwara Eliya, this garden is Sri Lanka’s second-largest, with terraces of roses, orchids, ferns, and tropical blooms against mountain backdrops." 

Henarathgoda Botanical Garden (Gampaha) 

"Also known as Gampaha Botanic Gardens, this tropical lowland garden spans about 17 ha and hosts ~2,000 plant species. It’s historically famous for introducing rubber plants to Sri Lanka". 

Royal Botanic Gardens, Peradeniya 

"A majestic 147-acre garden near Kandy, home to over 4,000 plant species including orchids, palms, medicinal plants, and spices. It’s a top floral and heritage attraction in Sri Lanka."

Seethawaka Wet Zone Botanical Garden 

"Located near Avissawella, this is Sri Lanka’s newest botanical garden (established in 2014), focusing on wet-zone plant conservation, floriculture research, and preserving endemic species from rainforest zones."

The commercial capital and largest city. A vibrant metropolis where modern skyscrapers, colonial architecture, and busy markets meet. It’s Sri Lanka’s gateway for many visitors, with attractions like Galle Face Green, Pettah Market, the National Museum, and historic sites 

Set in the lush hills of central Sri Lanka, Kandy is the country’s cultural and religious heart. It’s known for the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, beautiful Kandy Lake, and the Royal Botanical Gardens in nearby Peradeniya. The annual Perahera festival makes it especially lively. 

A charming coastal city in the south, with rich colonial history. Galle Fort (a UNESCO World Heritage site) is full of cobblestone streets, boutique shops, cafés, and Dutch & Portuguese-era architecture. Beaches are close by for relaxing or exploring. 

Nestled in Sri Lanka’s central highlands at about 1,868 m above sea level, this “Little England” delights with its cool climate, rolling tea plantations, colonial architecture, lush gardens, lakeside views, and easy access to misty mountains and waterfalls.