Colombo
Commercial capital and airport gateway for compact arrival programs.
Your Ground Partner
in Sri Lanka.
FITs, groups, and MICE across the island. Reliable ground execution for your travel agency.
500+
Trade Partners
<2h
Quote Turnaround
FIT
Groups / MICE
Sigiriya rock
Kandy-Ella train
South coast
English-speaking coordinators24/7 on-trip supportOne point of contactSingle invoice in USD
Why Sri Lanka
One island, several trip types.
Sri Lanka works for short stays, honeymoon circuits, school groups, incentives, wildlife-led itineraries, and slow hill-country programs.
Culture, beaches, wildlife, tea country, and scenic rail can be combined without making the itinerary feel scattered. That range gives travel agencies more ways to sell the destination across seasons and budgets.
Tea country
Kandy
Wildlife
Beach stays
Featured Destinations
Core routing points for Sri Lanka programs
Kandy
Cultural heart, Temple of the Tooth, and hill-country routing.
Nuwara Eliya
Tea country, colonial-era hills, and cooler-climate retreats.
Ella
Nine Arch Bridge, highland treks, and scenic rail arrivals.
Mirissa
Whale watching, south-coast beaches, and relaxed FIT extensions.
Bentota
Beach resorts, river safaris, and west-coast wind-downs.
Experience Pillars
Build the itinerary around the reason to travel.
01
Scenic Train Journeys
Request this as a standalone module or combine it with culture, coast, and hill-country routing.
02
Wildlife Safaris
Request this as a standalone module or combine it with culture, coast, and hill-country routing.
03
Cultural Triangle
Request this as a standalone module or combine it with culture, coast, and hill-country routing.
04
Beach Stays
Request this as a standalone module or combine it with culture, coast, and hill-country routing.
05
Honeymoon Experiences
Request this as a standalone module or combine it with culture, coast, and hill-country routing.
06
Tea Country Retreats
Request this as a standalone module or combine it with culture, coast, and hill-country routing.
Segments We Serve
Built for travel trade workflows
FITs
Custom honeymoons, family trips, and independent traveler programs.
Groups
Leisure groups, student tours, and special-interest departures.
MICE
Incentives, conferences, corporate offsites, and ground logistics.
Sample Packages
Popular Sri Lanka Packages
Sri Lanka Essentials
2N/3D1
Airport meet and greet, Colombo
2
Kandy: Temple of the Tooth, cultural show
3
Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage en route
4
All transfers in private AC vehicle
5
Best for short introductory stays
Classic Sri Lanka
6N/7D1
Colombo arrival and city orientation
2
Sigiriya rock fortress and Dambulla cave temples
3
Kandy overnight with cultural show
4
Nuwara Eliya tea plantations and colonial hills
5
Kandy-Ella scenic train journey
6
Yala safari or south-coast beach stay
7
Return via Colombo
Honeymoon Special
5N/6D1
Curated for couples
2
Kandy 1N with in-room amenities
3
Nuwara Eliya 2N with tea country and high tea
4
Bentota 2N with river safari and sunset cruise
5
Private AC vehicle throughout
6
Candlelight dinner included
Grand Tour
9N/10D1
Full island loop
2
Cultural Triangle: Sigiriya, Dambulla, Polonnaruwa
3
Kandy 2N and Temple of the Tooth
4
Nuwara Eliya tea country
5
Ella highlands and Nine Arch Bridge
6
Yala wildlife safari
7
Mirissa whale watching and Galle fort
8
Bentota beach wind-down
9
Best for groups and deep-experience FITs
How It Works
Simple process, fast turnaround
01
Send Enquiry
Share dates, passenger count, category, routing, and any client notes.
02
Receive Quote
We return a clear USD quote with inclusions, exclusions, and routing notes.
03
Confirm Booking
Approve the itinerary and passenger details so ground arrangements can be locked.
04
We Execute
Your guests travel with one point of contact and 24/7 on-trip support.
Visa
ETA required for Indian passport holders / approx. $50 / online
Best Months
Dec-Mar for west and south coast / May-Sep for east coast
Currency
LKR / USD widely accepted at hotels
Flight Time
3-4h from major Indian metros
Before you travel
Useful to know about Sri Lanka
Practical notes for your guests, from money and dress codes to temple etiquette.
Time and size
Sri Lanka is on GMT+5:30. The island covers about 65,000 km² and has around 22 million people.
Religion
About 70% of the population is Buddhist. Christians, Hindus and Muslims make up the rest.
Languages
Sinhala and Tamil are the official languages. English is widely spoken across the island.
Currency
The Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR). Notes range from Rs. 20 to Rs. 5,000 and coins from Rs. 1 to Rs. 10. Exchange money at a bank or an authorized money changer: the rate is better than at hotels.
Electricity
230 V, 50 Hz.
ATMs and cards
ATMs are easy to find across the island. Mastercard, Visa and American Express are widely accepted at hotels, shops, restaurants and malls, but many small shops prefer cash, so guests should carry some rupees.
Climate
Warm and tropical across most of the island. In the hill country, evening temperatures can drop to about 14°C.
What to wear
Light cotton clothing and flat, comfortable shoes are best for touring; shorts, T-shirts and sandals are fine. At hotels, casual wear is fine at breakfast and lunch, and smart casual is expected at dinner. Sunglasses and sunscreen help with the daytime heat.
Temple visits
Shoulders and knees must be covered, and hats and shoes come off before entering. Never pose for a photo with your back to a Buddha statue.
Photographing people
Most locals are relaxed about photos, but it is polite to ask first.
Mosquitoes
In warm areas such as Yala, mosquitoes are common. Guests, and children in particular, should use repellent; local pharmacies sell it over the counter.
Valuables
Sri Lanka is generally safe, but guests remain responsible for their belongings. Passports and valuables belong in the in-room safe or in locked luggage, never left out in the room. In public, keep wallets secure and spread money across different pockets or bags.
Food and water
Avoid roadside stalls and pre-cut fruit; fruit should be washed and cut in front of you. The guide knows which places are safe to eat. Tell the restaurant about any allergies before ordering. Drink bottled water; it is easy to buy along every route.
Children
Keep children under close supervision at all times, especially on balconies, in lifts and when getting in or out of vehicles.
Tipping
Tips are not included in the program. Tipping is optional but appreciated for good service.
Shopping
Shopping is never compulsory. Guests who are interested can visit licensed workshops we recommend to see traditional crafts such as gems, spices, wood carving, brass and iron work, and batik, with no obligation to buy.
Get in Touch
Send us the brief. We will return the Sri Lanka ground plan.
Same contact team as UAE. Sri Lanka invoices are issued in USD.