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Ride deep into Sri Lanka’s living landscapes.
This 14-day private journey is one of our most immersive cycling tours in Sri Lanka, designed for travellers who want to experience the island beyond its main roads and familiar highlights. From coastal Negombo and Wilpattu’s wilderness to ancient cities, eastern beaches, Kandy, tea country, Belihuloya, Udawalawe, Sinharaja and Galle, the route reveals Sri Lanka’s remarkable diversity at bicycle pace.
Created as a privately guided Sri Lanka bike tour, the programme balances rewarding riding with cultural discovery, nature, wildlife and local encounters. Carefully planned routes combine quiet village roads, rural backroads, hill country climbs, forest-edge trails and coastal stretches. It is ideal for active travellers seeking a cycling holiday Sri Lanka experience with flexibility, private support and meaningful insight into the island’s landscapes and communities.
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Highlights at glance
- Begin in coastal Negombo, easing into Sri Lanka’s rhythms with beach time, colonial traces and a cycling briefing.
- Ride through quiet dry-zone countryside from Giriulla to Ambanpola, passing paddy fields, villages and bird-rich landscapes.
- Cycle beside Wilpattu National Park before reaching Anuradhapura, one of Sri Lanka’s most sacred ancient capitals.
- Visit Sigiriya Rock Fortress before cycling towards Polonnaruwa through open landscapes, reservoirs and forest patches.
- Ride east to Pasikudah, reaching one of Sri Lanka’s most beautiful beach regions after rewarding countryside cycling.
- Journey from the coast to Dambana, gaining insight into Sri Lanka’s indigenous Veddah heritage and traditions.
- Tackle the hills towards Kandy, riding from Gurulupota through Hunnasgiriya and descending towards the Mahaweli River.
- Explore Kandy’s suburbs by bicycle, with tea landscapes, villages, Peradeniya Gardens and hill country atmosphere.
- Travel by train to Nanu Oya before cycling into Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka’s cool-climate tea capital.
- Walk Horton Plains National Park, then descend by bicycle towards Kalupahana past dramatic mountain scenery.
- Cycle from Belihuloya towards Udawalawe, with an optional safari in one of Sri Lanka’s finest elephant landscapes.
- Ride into the wet-zone landscapes around Sinharaja, a UNESCO-listed rainforest of exceptional biodiversity.
- Finish with a rewarding ride towards Galle and explore the atmospheric UNESCO-listed Dutch Fort.
1st Night: Negombo
Your journey begins in Negombo, a coastal town just north of Colombo Airport and an ideal place to settle into Sri Lanka before the riding begins. Shaped by Portuguese, Dutch and British influence, Negombo still carries traces of its colonial past through old churches, canals, fishing communities and market life. The beach provides space to unwind after arrival, while the town’s everyday energy introduces the island’s layered culture in a relaxed way. This first night is designed for recovery, orientation and meeting your cycling team before the route unfolds inland.
Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport, where you will be met and privately transferred to your hotel in Negombo. After check-in, the afternoon is left free to rest, enjoy the beach or take a gentle walk through the surrounding area. In the evening, meet your cycling guides for a pre-dinner briefing covering the route, support arrangements, bicycles, safety procedures and day-to-day rhythm of the tour. This relaxed introduction allows you to ease into the journey before the first proper riding day begins across Sri Lanka’s dry-zone countryside.
Cycling Distance: No scheduled cycling | Elevation Gain: | Trail Grading: Rest Day
2nd Night: Wilpattu
Leaving the coast behind, the journey moves towards Sri Lanka’s northwestern dry zone and the wilderness edge of Wilpattu. This region offers a marked change of atmosphere, with quiet rural roads, paddy fields, village settlements and open countryside replacing the bustle of Negombo. Wilpattu is Sri Lanka’s oldest and largest national park, known for its forested landscapes, natural lakes and wildlife including elephants, sloth bears and leopards. Overnighting near the park creates a sense of remoteness and gives this cycling Sri Lanka journey its first strong connection with wilderness.
After breakfast, transfer by vehicle to Giriulla, where the cycling begins beside the Maha Oya region. The day’s ride follows mostly flat tarred roads and rural byroads through dry-zone countryside, paddy fields, small villages and bird-rich landscapes. This is a rewarding first stage, long enough to settle into the rhythm of the journey while still remaining comfortable for supported touring. The cycling ends at Ambanpola, from where you continue by vehicle to your safari-style accommodation near Wilpattu National Park for dinner and overnight stay.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 78 km | Elevation Gain:374m | Trail Grading: Moderate
3rd Night: Sigiriya
Today links wilderness, ancient civilisation and the Cultural Triangle in one of the most rewarding transitions of the tour. The morning ride skirts the outer landscapes of Wilpattu before continuing towards Anuradhapura, a sacred city whose history reaches back to the 4th century BCE. After cycling through villages and rural roads, the route brings you into one of Sri Lanka’s great spiritual and archaeological centres. Later, a private transfer continues to Sigiriya, placing you close to the island’s most iconic rock fortress and surrounding dry-zone landscapes.
Begin the day cycling from the Wilpattu region towards Anuradhapura, following a mix of gravel and tarred roads through rural communities, forest edges and quiet village landscapes. The route offers glimpses of everyday life beyond the main tourist trail, with opportunities to observe local homes, farmland and countryside rhythms. Arriving in Anuradhapura, pause to appreciate the significance of this ancient capital, home to some of Sri Lanka’s most important Buddhist monuments. From here, continue by private vehicle to Sigiriya for dinner and overnight stay.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 43 km | Elevation Gain: 87m | Trail Grading: Soft
4th Night: Polonnaruwa
Sigiriya and Polonnaruwa form two of the great cultural anchors of this Sri Lanka cycling trip. The morning begins with Sigiriya Rock Fortress, rising dramatically above landscaped gardens, moats and ancient frescoes. From there, the route moves east by bicycle through open terrain, small forest patches and reservoir landscapes shaped by ancient irrigation systems. The day concludes in Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka’s medieval capital, where beautifully preserved ruins, temples and royal remains reveal the sophistication of a once-powerful kingdom. It is a day of history, riding and landscape in equal measure.
After an early breakfast, visit Sigiriya Rock Fortress, the 5th-century citadel associated with King Kasyapa and one of Sri Lanka’s most extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Later, begin cycling towards Polonnaruwa along a smooth and generally gentle route through open countryside, quiet roads and forest-fringed stretches. Passing near the great Minneriya Tank, you experience the scale of Sri Lanka’s ancient water management systems before reaching Polonnaruwa. In the afternoon, explore the ancient city’s royal palaces, temples and stone sculptures before settling in for the night.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 65 km | Elevation Gain: 107m | Trail Grading: Moderate
5th Night: Pasikudah
The ride from Polonnaruwa to Pasikudah brings a shift from ancient inland kingdoms to Sri Lanka’s eastern coastline. The terrain is mostly warm, open and dry, passing through rural landscapes, waterways and settlements that connect the central plains with the coast. Pasikudah is known for its calm, shallow waters and long sandy shoreline, offering a welcome contrast after several active days. This beach stop gives the journey a softer pause while still preserving the rhythm of a genuine cycling holiday Sri Lanka experience that crosses multiple regions rather than remaining in one landscape.
After breakfast, begin cycling east from Polonnaruwa towards Pasikudah, following roads that lead across dry-zone plains and rural communities. The route includes the Manampitiya Bridge area and introduces the warmer conditions of Sri Lanka’s eastern lowlands, where regular hydration becomes especially important. Along the way, the landscapes gradually open towards the coast, with villages, fields and waterways marking the transition from inland heritage country to beachside Sri Lanka. Arrive in Pasikudah by afternoon and enjoy time to relax beside one of the island’s most inviting eastern beaches.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 73 km | Elevation Gain: 31m | Trail Grading: Moderate
6th Night: Dambana
Today the journey turns inland again, leaving the eastern beaches for the cultural heartlands around Dambana. This region is best known for its connection with Sri Lanka’s indigenous Veddah community, whose heritage, traditions and relationship with the forest form an important part of the island’s human story. The ride moves from coastal scenery towards rural interiors, creating a meaningful contrast between beach landscapes and ancestral village life. For travellers interested in biking Sri Lanka beyond scenery alone, this day adds valuable cultural depth and a rare perspective on indigenous identity.
After breakfast, transfer to Karadiyanaru and begin cycling inland towards Dambana. The route leaves the coastal atmosphere behind and moves through quieter rural landscapes, linking open roads, village surroundings and dry-zone scenery. This is a substantial riding day, yet the terrain remains generally accessible with steady support from your private cycling team. On arrival in Dambana, visit a traditional Veddah village and gain insight into one of Sri Lanka’s oldest living cultural lineages. The evening is spent in simple local accommodation, chosen for proximity and authenticity rather than luxury.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 70 km | Elevation Gain: 294m | Trail Grading: Moderate
7th & 8th Nights: Kandy
The next two nights are spent in Kandy, Sri Lanka’s historic hill capital and the gateway to the central highlands. The approach to Kandy introduces one of the more demanding riding sections of the tour, with climbs, descents and changing mountain scenery. Set around a lake and surrounded by hills, Kandy remains closely associated with the island’s last kingdom, Buddhist heritage, traditional arts and colonial-era influences. A second day allows time to explore the surrounding suburbs by bicycle, combining tea landscapes, villages, gardens and city atmosphere within a varied hill country setting.
After breakfast, transfer to Gurulupota and begin one of the more challenging cycling stages of the journey. The route climbs towards Hunnasgiriya before descending through hill country landscapes towards the Mahaweli River and onwards to Kandy. This section requires stronger effort than earlier dry-zone rides, but it rewards riders with shifting scenery, cooler air and a dramatic sense of arrival into the central highlands. Supported throughout by your private cycling crew, you reach Kandy in time to settle into your hotel and enjoy the evening at leisure.
Cycling Distance: Approx.63km | Elevation Gain: 1053m | Trail Grading: Hard
Today is dedicated to a rewarding cycling loop through the suburbs and hill landscapes surrounding Kandy. The route passes rolling terrain, tea plantations, village roads and scenic viewpoints, offering a gentler yet engaging way to experience the city’s wider setting. During the ride, visit the Tea Museum near Hanthana, where Sri Lanka’s tea story is interpreted through machinery, photographs and plantation history. Later, continue to the Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya, known for orchids, palms and landscaped avenues. The afternoon remains free for independent exploration or relaxed time in Kandy.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 53 km | Elevation Gain: 1101 | Trail Grading: Moderate
9th Night: Nuwara Eliya
The journey into Nuwara Eliya introduces Sri Lanka’s tea country at its most atmospheric. Rather than riding the entire mountain route, the day begins with a scenic train journey from Kandy to Nanu Oya, passing hill slopes, valleys and tea estates. From there, a short but uphill ride brings you into Nuwara Eliya, often called Little England for its colonial-era buildings, cool climate and highland character. This is a gentler day in cycling terms, yet it adds one of the island’s most memorable travel experiences: the classic hill country rail journey.
After breakfast, board the train from Kandy to Nanu Oya, travelling through some of Sri Lanka’s most picturesque mountain scenery. The line winds past tea estates, forested slopes, small stations and highland villages, offering a relaxed change of pace after several riding days. From Nanu Oya, cycle the short distance to Nuwara Eliya, a cool-climate town known for colonial architecture, tea landscapes, Victoria Park and its historic golf club. The afternoon is free to explore the town centre, rest at your hotel or enjoy the crisp hill country air.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 7 km | Elevation Gain:247m | Trail Grading: Moderate
10th Night: Belihuloya
Today combines mountain wilderness, walking and one of Sri Lanka’s most memorable cycling descents. Horton Plains National Park sits on the island’s highest plateau, a misty landscape of grasslands, cloud forest and montane biodiversity. Cycling is not permitted inside the park, so the morning is devoted to a nature trail before returning to the saddle. The descent towards Kalupahana is dramatic, passing remote mountain scenery and the route known for its sharp bends and steep gradients. The day ends in Belihuloya, a region loved for adventure, rivers and highland-edge landscapes.
After breakfast, transfer to Horton Plains National Park for a guided nature walk across one of Sri Lanka’s most distinctive highland ecosystems. The park is home to sambar deer, endemic birds, montane flora and mist-covered grasslands, creating a very different atmosphere from the dry-zone routes ridden earlier. After the walk, begin cycling from Horton Plains towards Kalupahana, descending through dramatic mountain roads associated with sharp bends and sweeping views. Continue past the Bambarakanda region, home to Sri Lanka’s tallest waterfall, before transferring to Belihuloya for the night.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 23 km | Elevation Gain:230m | Trail Grading: Moderate
11th Night: Udawalawe
Leaving the highland-edge landscapes of Belihuloya, the tour continues towards Udawalawe, one of Sri Lanka’s most reliable regions for wild elephant encounters. The ride towards Hambegamuwa is a rewarding and more demanding section, moving through varied terrain and rural scenery before the transfer to your safari-style accommodation. Udawalawe National Park is centred around a large reservoir and supports elephants, buffalo, crocodiles, deer, monkeys and rich birdlife. The day offers the option to complement the cycling journey with an afternoon jeep safari, adding a strong wildlife element to the overall programme.
After breakfast, begin cycling from Belihuloya towards Hambegamuwa, following a substantial route that combines distance, heat and changing terrain. This is one of the more demanding days of the itinerary, suited to riders comfortable with longer efforts and supported private touring. The landscapes shift gradually towards the drier southern plains, creating a sense of transition from the highland edge to elephant country. From Hambegamuwa, transfer to your accommodation near Udawalawe. In the afternoon, there is the option to enjoy a jeep safari in Udawalawe National Park.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 69 km | Elevation Gain: 1144m | Trail Grading: Moderate / Hard
12th Night: Sinharaja
The journey now enters Sri Lanka’s wet zone, a lush and biodiverse region shaped by rainforest, rainfall and rugged terrain. Sinharaja Forest Reserve is one of the island’s most important natural treasures, recognised by UNESCO and celebrated for its exceptional concentration of endemic birds, plants, reptiles and amphibians. The cycling stage from Godakawela to Vaddagala introduces more challenging terrain, but the cooler, greener landscapes provide a powerful contrast to the eastern plains and southern dry zone. This section is especially rewarding for nature lovers seeking cycling trips Sri Lanka that include rainforest environments.
After breakfast, transfer to Godakawela and begin cycling towards Vaddagala, entering the wetter, greener landscapes that lead towards Sinharaja. The terrain is more rugged than many previous sections, with climbs and changing road conditions requiring steady effort and good pacing. The rewards are considerable: cooler air, forested hills, village scenery and a gradual sense of arrival into one of Sri Lanka’s richest biodiversity zones. Continue to your accommodation near the edge of Sinharaja Forest Reserve, where the sounds and atmosphere of the rainforest shape the evening.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 44 km | Elevation Gain: 1163m | Trail Grading: Moderate / Hard
13th Night: Galle
The final riding day carries the journey from rainforest country towards Sri Lanka’s southern coast. Beginning from Neluwa, the route gradually descends from the wet-zone landscapes around Sinharaja towards Galle, one of the island’s most atmospheric historic cities. The ride combines rural scenery, changing vegetation and warmer coastal conditions before reaching the south. Galle Fort, built by the Portuguese and later fortified by the Dutch, remains one of Sri Lanka’s most distinctive UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Its ramparts, streets, churches, warehouses and sea views create a memorable finale to this private cycling journey.
After breakfast, transfer to Neluwa and begin the final cycling stage towards Galle. The route moves from the cool, green landscapes near Sinharaja towards Sri Lanka’s warmer southern coast, passing rural settlements and changing scenery along the way. This is a satisfying closing ride, with enough distance to feel rewarding without the intensity of the hill country stages. On arrival in Galle, explore the historic Dutch Fort, where colonial architecture, ocean-facing ramparts, museums, cafés and old streets create one of the island’s most elegant urban landscapes.
Cycling Distance: Approx. 62 km | Elevation Gain: 669m | Trail Grading: Moderate
Day 14 – Departure from Galle
Your 14-day private cycling tour concludes after breakfast in Galle. Depending on your flight time, enjoy a final relaxed morning within the fort or along the coast before transferring by private vehicle to Bandaranaike International Airport. The journey closes having crossed an extraordinary range of landscapes, from fishing towns and dry-zone villages to ancient cities, eastern beaches, indigenous communities, hill country, elephant country, rainforest and the southern coast. For travellers wishing to extend their Sri Lanka cycling trip, additional beach stays, wildlife safaris or private cultural touring can be arranged.
Cycling Distance: No scheduled cycling | Elevation Gain: | Trail Grading: Departure Day
This privately guided cycling journey is offered in both Modest and Plush accommodation categories. As each tour is tailor-made, you have the flexibility to upgrade, downgrade, or mix and match hotels throughout the itinerary, creating a journey that reflects your preferred level of comfort and style. While carefully selected accommodation enhances the overall experience, the true highlight of this cycling holiday Sri Lanka adventure is the journey itself—discovering spectacular landscapes, vibrant communities, and timeless heritage at the perfect pace of two wheels.
Modest
Accommodation
$ 9,160
1-2 persons
$ 4,500
3-4 persons
$ 4,380
5-6 persons
If you’re looking for a no-frills stay that’s easy on the wallet, and love to spend time with locals and explore the surroundings at your own pace, this is the perfect choice for you. This hotel style is wonderfully cosy, unique, mostly owner-run and provides you with a more personalised service.
Morning Star Guest House
Set in Negombo, this property is a 2-minute walk from the Negombo beach.
Big Game Wilpattu by Eco Team
On the edge of a lake and surrounded by bush woodland, the campsite is situated closer to the Wilpattu National Park's southern limit.
EKHO Sigiriya
Considered one of the favourite stays in Sigiriya mainly for its location, .EKHO Sigiriya is in a destination like no other. Once the seat of…
Thilanka Hotel Kandy
Thilanka Hotel is located a 5-minute drive from Kandy Town, and is surrounded by the natural beauty of Hunnasgiriya Mountain and Udawatta Kelle Natural Reserve.
Seasons Villa
Located in the cool climate of Nuwara Eliya, Seasons Villa offers a cosy and peaceful stay surrounded by lush gardens and rolling hills, creating the…
Belihuloya Adventure Camp
Set along the edge of the Samanalawewa Reservoir, Belihuloya Adventure Camp offers an immersive outdoor experience in Belihuloya, providing a peaceful break between highland stages…
Big Game Udawalawe by Eco Team
The Big Game Safari Campsite at Udawalawe is set within dense jungle overlooking a man-made reservoir on the eastern boundary of the Udawalawe National Park.
Blue Magpie Lodge
The most well-known Sinharaja Rain forest is about 5 minutes from where Blue Magpie Lodge is based. Their resort is a creation of simple Sri…
Lady Hill Galle
The Lady Hill Hotel is located on the highest point of the historic port city of Galle. From here, you can enjoy a beautiful "Bird's…
Plush
Accommodation
$ 10,600
1-2 persons
$ 5,265
3-4 persons
$ 5,160
5-6 persons
Indulgence without breaking the bank? Well, this is the category for you. Personalised and high-quality service, attention to detail, comfort and all modern amenities are hallmarks of this category, whilst being situated in some amazing locations.
Villa Hundira Negombo
Villa Hundira is a private and unique lagoon side villa nestled in the back roads of the Negombo lagoon, located just 20 minutes from the…
Big Game Wilpattu by Eco Team
On the edge of a lake and surrounded by bush woodland, the campsite is situated closer to the Wilpattu National Park's southern limit.
Sigiriya Jungles
Escape to a world where you can live luxuriously and embark on explorations to learn more about Sri Lanka's fascinating history.
Deer Park Hotel, Giritale – A Lakeside Retreat in Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle
Deer Park Hotel in Giritale is a tranquil lakeside retreat ideal for Sri Lanka holidays and Sri Lanka Private Tours, offering easy access to Sigiriya,…
Amaya Beach, Pasikudah – A Relaxed East Coast Beach Escape
Amaya Beach, Pasikudah is a stylish beachfront retreat for Sri Lanka holidays, offering relaxed luxury on Sri Lanka's beautiful east coast.
Fox Resort Kandy
Built atop a cliff overlooking the beautiful hill capital of Sri Lanka, Fox Kandy by Fox Resorts offers picturesque views of the verdant hills and…
Ferncliff Bungalow
One of the first bungalows in the valley of Sri Lanka's central hill country, Nuwara Eliya, Ferncliff is an 18 century family home set to…
Big Game Udawalawe by Eco Team
The Big Game Safari Campsite at Udawalawe is set within dense jungle overlooking a man-made reservoir on the eastern boundary of the Udawalawe National Park.
Blue Magpie Lodge
The most well-known Sinharaja Rain forest is about 5 minutes from where Blue Magpie Lodge is based. Their resort is a creation of simple Sri…
Le Grand Galle
Le Grand Galle is set on a cliff-top overlooking the Laccadive Sea.
Supplement for E-bikes – AUD 260 per bike | Reduction for bringing your own bike – AUD 260 per bike
Everything you need to know about the tour
This 14-day private journey is designed as a fully supported cycling expedition, where the focus remains firmly on the riding experience while showcasing the remarkable diversity of cycling in Sri Lanka. While the itinerary passes many of the island’s iconic cultural and natural attractions, several sightseeing experiences remain optional, allowing you to tailor the journey to your own interests and pace.
As this is a privately guided Sri Lanka bike tour, every departure is customised to your group. For one to three riders, a dedicated support vehicle transports both participants and bicycles. Groups of four or more cyclists travel with separate passenger and bicycle support vehicles, providing greater comfort and flexibility throughout the journey. Most routes are fully vehicle supported; however, the spectacular descent from Horton Plains to Kalupahana is inaccessible to vehicles, creating one of the most memorable and immersive riding experiences of the tour.
The Important Stuff:
- The minimum age for riders is 15 years.
- Riders aged 15–18 years must be accompanied by a participating adult family member.
- Individual travel requirements, including bicycle preferences, e-bike requests, dietary requirements, and other special arrangements, should be confirmed well in advance. Before your journey, explore our Cycling Fleet and Bike Models to choose the bicycle best suited to your riding style and comfort.
- A good level of fitness is recommended to fully enjoy this Sri Lanka cycling trip, particularly on the hill country stages.
Included:
- Accommodation in all listed hotels or similar on comfortable double or twin-sharing basis.
- Daily breakfast and dinner throughout the journey.
- Private airport arrival and departure transfers with a dedicated meet-and-greet assistant for a seamless start and finish.
- A full-time air-conditioned support vehicle for passenger and bicycle transportation throughout the tour.
- Groups of four or more cyclists travel with separate passenger and bicycle support vehicles.
- Drinking water, snacks, and refreshments during every cycling stage.
- Services of an experienced private cycling guide throughout the journey, providing navigation, route briefings, safety oversight, and on-road support.
- Choice of well-maintained bikes or e-bikes, carefully selected to suit Sri Lanka’s diverse riding conditions.
- Local specialist guides at Anuradhapura, Sigiriya, Polonnaruwa, and the Temple of the Tooth in Kandy.
- All entrance fees and activity costs specifically mentioned in the itinerary.
- Guided exploration of Anuradhapura, one of Sri Lanka’s ancient capitals and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Entry to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, discovering its royal history, remarkable engineering, and panoramic views across the Cultural Triangle.
- Guided visit to Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka’s medieval capital, with its royal palaces, sacred temples, and extraordinary stone sculptures.
- Cultural visit to Dambana Vedda Village, offering insight into the traditions, ancestral practices, and forest heritage of Sri Lanka’s indigenous Vedda community.
- Sightseeing in Kandy, including the Temple of the Tooth Relic, Peradeniya Royal Botanical Gardens, and the
- Ceylon Tea Museum.
- Scenic train journey from Kandy to Nanu Oya, regarded as one of the world’s most beautiful railway journeys through Sri Lanka’s tea country.
- Guided nature walk in Horton Plains National Park, exploring its unique montane ecosystem and spectacular highland scenery.
- All government taxes and service charges applicable at the time of booking.
Not Included:
- International and domestic airfares.
- Sri Lanka visa or Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) fees.
- Travel insurance (mandatory for all active and adventure-based cycling tours Sri Lanka).
- Additional beverages or meals not specified in the itinerary.
- Early check-in and late checkout charges at hotels.
- Optional activities not included within the programme.
- Tips and gratuities.
- Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, minibar charges, and other incidental hotel expenses.
- Expenses not specifically listed under the “Included” section.
- Bank, credit card, or international transaction fees.
About pricing:
Although it may sound strange for a tropical country, Sri Lankan hotels operate on seasonal rates. This is simply due to a particular region having attractions or weather that’s best enjoyed during a specific time of the year and also due to the demand coinciding with the European winter season. So it’s not uncommon to have two rates that apply on different dates in the same month.
But to make things less complicated for you, Experiential Journeys does things differently by giving you the lowest season ball-park rate on the website, and follows up with the exact rate upon receiving an inquiry or booking request along with the confirmed travel dates. You will not be charged anything until the final price is agreed upon.
Experiential Journeys is an Australian based company and uses AUD as the main currency. We serve a global community of travellers predominantly from New Zealand, U.K., U.S.A., Canada & U.A.E.
Experience
Possible experience in this tour
Some of these experiences are already included in the tour you are looking at, either as a full length or time limited activity. You have the freedom to pick out the ones you want during your tour and the extent to how you want to experience it.
5 - 6 Hours
Explore Negombo
Engage in an exciting series of activities in the fishing town Negombo, famous for its golden sandy beaches and lagoon, located just a few...
Negombo
Colombo
4 Hours
Leopards and Sloth Bears – Wilpattu National Park
Observe leopards and sloth bears over 131,000 hectares of forest and wetlands at Wilpattu National Park, visited by fewer jeeps in comparison to Yala.
Wilpattu
Anuradhapura
4 - 5 Hours
Cycle in the Shadows of the 5th Century Rock Fortress – Sigiriya
Uncover hidden villages while cycling around the 8th wonder of the world – Sigiriya Rock Fortress.
Sigiriya
Polonnaruwa
Dambulla
4 hours
The Human Family Meets The Monkey Family
Experience a unique and remarkable opportunity to meet the primate actors of Disney’s Monkey Kingdom amidst the remains of the mediaeval capital.
Polonnaruwa
Sigiriya
Dambulla
5 hours
Meet the “Aadi Vaasi” – Veddah Tribes in Sri Lanka
Spend half a day in a Veddah village and discover the indigenous roots of Sri Lanka.
Dambulla
Kandy
Knuckles
5 hours
Destination Adventure: Trekking, Canoeing, and Mountain Biking – Belihuloya
Follow the trail on foot to a village with a secret, paddle through the butterfly reservoir on a canoe, and traverse the chilly mountain...
Nuwara Eliya
4 Hours
Majestic Beast Safari – Udawalawe National Park
Observe endless herds of wild elephants roaming the grasslands of Udawalawe National Park – the world’s best place to guarantee elephant sightings on every...
Udawalawe
2 - 3 Hours
Galle Fort with a Storyteller
Discover world heritage Galle Fort with a one-of-a-kind host.
Galle
Tangalle & South Coast
Bentota & West Coast