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Destinations
- Sri Lanka
Things To Do in Sri Lanka
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Catch a traditional dance performance
Watch in awe as the Kandy Lake Dance Troop dazzle you with their moves at the Sri Lankan Cultural Show. This hour-long... Read More
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Get your daily dose of vitamin D at Wadduwa Beach
Get your daily dose of vitamin D at Wadduwa Beach
The beaches in this region are long and straight. And Wadduwa is the proud owner of a lengthy stretch of golden sand.... Read More
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Sample colourful cuisine
Sample colourful cuisine
Thanks to Negombo’s rich fishing heritage, locally-caught fresh fish dishes take... Read More
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Admire Mother Nature’s handiwork at the Royal Botanical Gardens
Admire Mother Nature’s handiwork at the Royal Botanical Gardens
On the edge of Sri Lanka’s second city, Kandy, this 60-hectare oasis is a real r... Read More
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Bask in some solitude on the beach
Bask in some solitude on the beach
Ahungalla’s stretch of coast is lovely and sleepy, so you won’t struggle to find... Read More
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Find your favourite curry
Find your favourite curry
If you think you know curries, think again. The Sri Lankan varieties are really ... Read More
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Tuck into a fresh king prawn curry
Tuck into a fresh king prawn curry
The dining scene in Bentota is diverse. You’ll find four-course beachside dinner... Read More
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Visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth
Visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth
Catch a glimpse of the gold casket containing Buddha’s gnasher at the Temple of ... Read More
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Take a boat trip along the Bentota Ganga
Take a boat trip along the Bentota Ganga
Float along the Bentota Ganga for the perfect opportunity to spot some incredibl... Read More
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Take a boat trip along the Bentota Ganga
Take a boat trip along the Bentota Ganga
Float along the Bentota Ganga for the perfect opportunity to spot some incredibl... Read More
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Pitch a spot on Beruwala’s Golden Mile Beach
Pitch a spot on Beruwala’s Golden Mile Beach
Long, wide, the colour of honey. Beruwala’s beach comes up trumps. The calm wate... Read More
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Load up on lobster at a beachfront restaurant
Load up on lobster at a beachfront restaurant
Beruwala’s harbour is a busy fishing port. Hundreds of boats whizz in and out th... Read More
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Pick up expertly-made basketware
Pick up expertly-made basketware
Mangosteens aside, Kalutara’s also made a name for itself with its colourful, ha... Read More
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Visit a 12th-century Buddhist temple
Visit a 12th-century Buddhist temple
Originally built in the 12th century, the Galapota Temple was destroyed by the D... Read More
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Destinations in Sri Lanka
Top Destinations
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Beruwala
Holidays to Beruwala bring you to a slice of unspoilt seaside, with a touch of authentic charm.
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Kalutara
With a pristine beach, roadside stalls and a spectacular shrine, holidays to Kalutara give you Sri Lanka at its traditional best.
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Bentota
With holidays to Bentota, you get ancient Buddhist temples, diverse cuisine and one of Sri Lanka’s most treasured beaches.
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Waikkal
Holidays to Waikkal put the big beach towns in the rear-view mirror, offering hotels secreted away between serene beaches and colonial canals.
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Negombo
Wide sandy beaches, tuna snared and seared the same day, and ornate Portuguese-era Roman Catholic churches – experience it all on a holiday to Negombo.
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Wadduwa
Wadduwa holidays are all about R&R. For when you’re not lazing on the sand, there are traditional spa treatments and culture-packed outings on the cards.
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Ahungalla
If you’re looking for a taste of laidback Sri Lanka, holidays to Ahungalla fit the bill perfectly. The beach here is as pretty as they come, and pleasantly crowd-free.
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Hikkaduwa
Holidays to Hikkaduwa put you in the heart of Sri Lanka’s party playground. Spend your days lazing on the sand, and your nights dancing on it.
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Kammala
Holidays to Kammala put you on Sri Lanka’s popular west coast, where you can take advantage of top-class beaches and once-in-a-lifetime excursions.
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Galle
Holidays to Galle are part Sri Lankan, part European. Think stilt fishermen and Tamil cuisine, coupled with Colonial battlements and old-school churches.
