Adventure Getaway Tour

On Arrival at Colombo International airport, you will be welcomed by our chauffer guide and thereafter proceed to the hotel in Negombo for the overnight stay.

Overnight stay in Negombo

After breakfast tour continue towards Kalpitiya.

A key destination for nature lovers, Kalpitiya is a coastal area on the Western shoreline of Sri Lanka. The ocean at Kalpitiya is renowned for observing large pods of dolphins and whales, and with hundreds of spinner dolphins frolicking on the waters Kalpitiya is fast becoming a celebrated location for spotting them. Whales too, are regularly seen off the Kalpitiya shores with Sperm Whales and the occasional Blue Whale gracing the waves. The Bar Reef at Kalpitiya is the largest coral reef (307 square km) in Sri Lanka. Just an hour’s boat ride, it is a paradise for scuba divers and snorkelers. Rich in bio-diversity, the reef is home to an incredible variety of tropical fish as well as manta rays, reef sharks and sea turtles.

The Kalpitiya shore is perfect for adventure seekers to take excursions on kite surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving and many more as well as yoga and Ayurvedic treatment for relaxation.

Overnight stay in Kalpitiya

Go on a boat ride around the lagoon. (AUS $ 10 per person)

Evening go on a Game Ride around Wilpattu National Park. (AUS $ 50 per person)

Declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1905, Wilpattu is one of Sri Lanka’s oldest national parks. It covers an area of over 131,000 hectares stretching from the North-Western coast to the North-Central Province, and comprises a complex of lakes called ‘Villus’ surrounded by grassy plains, set within the scrub jungle. Although the biggest attraction at Wilpattu is the elusive Leopard, all of the `big game’ in Sri Lanka including elephant, sloth bear, water buffalo, and spotted dear are found in abundance here. Being less accessible than the other national parks, Wilpattu remains unspoiled and uncrowded – a haven frequented by true nature lovers.

Spend the day at leisure, enjoying the sun and the sea.

Overnight stay in Kalpitiya

After breakfast make way to Jaffna with a stopover at the ancient city of Anuradhapura. Time to explore the archeological sites including the eight great places in Anuradhapura. (AUS $ 36 per person)

The ancient capital of Anuradhapura reigned supreme for over a millennium as one of the greatest monastic cities of the ancient world famed for Buddhist culture and architectural achievements across Asia and Europe. Ruled by 113 successive kings and four queens, Anuradhapura was a majestic sprawl of magnificent palaces, ornate pleasure gardens, exquisite sculptures and vast Buddhist temples. The three main ‘dagabas’ are amongst the biggest architectural creations of the ancient world smaller in size only to the pyramids at Giza.

Upon completion continue further and check in at the hotel in Jaffna for the overnight stay.

Overnight stay in Jaffna

Early morning excursion to Nagadeepa Buddhist temple in a separate Boat. (Approx. AUS $ 29 per boat up to 06 pax)

Thereafter proceed on a city tour in Jaffna.

At the northern tip of Sri Lanka, the Jaffna peninsula is steeped in history – both ancient and modern. Largely inaccessible for nearly three decades, Jaffna is now free to welcome visitors, and has retained its spirit and vibrancy, despite many years of isolation and turmoil. Jaffna has undergone much hardship due to terrorism and war, and the effect of this destructive and traumatic period is still evident – although this ancient city has risen up valiantly; as it has done all throughout history. The busy town and its outskirts are a mix of old colonial charm and Hindu architecture, liberally dotted with Dutch and British style residences. The region is scattered with ancient Hindu temples with colourful statues; colonial period churches that date back to the 17C; and interestingly ruins of ancient Buddhist temples speak of long ago conflicts. The isolated islands around Jaffna peninsula are certainly worth hopping the ferry for too.

Overnight stay in Jaffna