Located on the Southern Coast of Sri Lanka, Ahangama Beach is a serene coastal destination that is filled with adventure and relaxation. Surfing is the number one activity on this beach. It is in close proximity to some of the other main beaches of Sri Lanka but has its own uniqueness. Visitors can enjoy a palm tree swing which is great for picturesque opportunities.
Bentota
Golden sands blending with azure blue ocean waves create the distinctive beauty of Bentota. Water sports activities are also famous in this city, along with the opportunity to relax and enjoy the sun and sand.
Unawatuna
This is a fabulous beach that is visited by a large number of visitors every year. Surf the intense waves or go snorkelling under the water’s surface to come across the colourful marine life that can be found in the Indian Ocean.
Mirissa
This is a fabulous beach that is visited by a large number of visitors every year. Surf the intense waves or go snorkelling under the water’s surface to come across the colourful marine life that can be found in the Indian Ocean.
Arugam Bay
This destination is popular among locals for its array of watersports. One of the main sports that is done by both locals and foreigners is surfing. People of many proficiencies arrive at this beach to enjoy its surfing opportunities as the waves come in all sizes. If such adventure is not your cup of tea, you can simply sit back and enjoy the soft golden sand of this beach.
Pasikuda & Kalkuda
These two adjacent beaches are renowned for their breathtaking beauty. Both locals and visitors from other countries find this beach to be a very desirable destination due to its beautiful shape and variety of activities.
Nilaveli
Take advantage of the tranquil weather of Nilaveli Beach. Enjoy golden beaches, soft sands and pristine waters at this location. You can enjoy many water activities here as well.
Weligama
The stilt fishermen who fish above the shallow waters are well-known in Weligama. Before going out to enjoy surfing the waves or scuba diving, the golden beach of Weligama is the perfect spot to unwind and sit.
Hikkaduwa
Hikkaduwa is perfect when it comes to participating in all the beach activities that Sri Lanka has to offer. Surfing together with scuba diving and snorkelling form the list of activities available here. Coming to this beach provides the ideal tranquil atmosphere to enjoy the summer sun while relaxing in Sri Lanka.
Kalpitiya
Kalpitiya’s best activities are kite surfing and dolphin watching. Because of its location, this beach is ideal for going out to sea to see dolphin pods as they travel the Indian Ocean.
Negombo
Due to its historical significance and beach activities, the Negombo coast is a well-known tourist destination. In addition to exploring sites recognised for their historic significance, you can take boat rides and see beautiful sunsets at the beach.
Udawalawe National Park
This park is known for having the highest concentration of Asian Elephants in Sri Lanka. It is the perfect place to see these gentle giants in action as you explore on a jeep safari.
Yala National Park
Sri Lankan citizens consider Yala National Park to be their oldest protected wildlife area. Leopards which are difficult to spot in Sri Lanka reveal themselves at this destination. Other wild species inside the area include deer, crocodiles, birds and buffalos.
Wasgamuwa National Park
Visitors can have peaceful wildlife sightings at Wasgamuwa National Park. Visitors can enjoy remarkable perspectives of Sri Lanka's natural life and atmosphere within this park situated in Central and North Central districts. People who explore this region can possibly witness elephants alongside leopards and sloth bears.
Minneriya National Park
A congregation of wild Asian Elephants at the Minneriya Tank receives its common name as 'The Gathering'. An annual elephant congregation takes place during the dry season where more than 700 animals gather at this spot.
Kumana National Park
This park is a well-known bird sanctuary. There is a range of habitats belonging to this location that contributes to its biodiversity, making it the perfect place for many types of birds to rest.
Wilpattu National Park
This national park's varied ecosystem and natural beauty helped it become well-known in Sri Lanka. Watering holes called ‘Willu’ are found naturally throughout the park. In order to sustain the wildlife in this park, including deer, water buffalo and wild elephants. More than 60 of these ‘Willu’ are present and play a crucial role in the ecosystem.
Kandy
Explore Kandy, a city known for its magnificent architecture. This city is home to some incredible works of natural and architectural art. The Temple of the Tooth Relic is the only building of its kind in the country. One illuminating location that offers breathtaking views is the Royal Botanical Gardens. These are some of the few locations that give Kandy its own character.
Anuradhapura
Anuradhapura is Sri Lanka's oldest city with over 2000 years of history. From this throne, hundreds of monarchs have ruled and contributed significantly to the development of this island nation. You can visit ancient temples and broken ruins to learn more about its past.
Polonnaruwa
The Sri Lankan capital transitioned from Anuradhapura into Polonnaruwa from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries. Many technological breakthroughs during that period originated in this city making it interesting for tourists to discover Sri Lanka's prolonged historical record.
Dambulla
The Dambulla Cave Temple is home to a large number of Lord Buddha artworks. This network of caves is also home to a variety of statues. It is a must-see site that is both spiritual and historic.
Sigiriya
The Sigiriya Rock Fortress has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its exceptional qualities. The palace that formerly housed the Royal Kingdom, the numerous technologies developed to support everyone's lives and the exquisitely painted frescoes on the rock surface are all visible. As you ascend, take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding area and try to picture its grandeur in the past.
Kataragama
The sacred sites that pilgrims of many faiths visit give Kataragama its spiritual significance. People from all over South India and Sri Lanka come here because of its immense spiritual significance which unites people spiritually and transcends boundaries.
Ella
Ella’s notoriety stems from the train ride that showcases Sri Lanka's natural splendour. You will be astounded by the breathtaking views of gardens, waterfalls and mountainscapes as you make your way through the hills to Ella.
Nuwara Eliya
There are tea estates all throughout Nuwara Eliya’s hills. This city's climate has earned it the term ‘Little England’. Because of the cool weather, it is also a well-known vacation destination for locals.
Kitulgala
Kitulgala is home to one of Sri Lanka's best rainforests. This is due to the annual monsoon season which brings life and greenery to the region. For those who enjoy the outdoors, it is a pleasant place to discover.
Sinharaja
Sinharaja is home to Sri Lanka's last surviving rainforest. It is home to more than half of Sri Lanka's native trees and a wide variety of plants, animals and wildlife.
Horton Plains
Horton Plains, which spans about 10,000 hectares, is the ideal habitat for wildlife. This area is home to hares, elk, boar and porcupines among other animals. Cool rivers and misty mountains are the result of this park's temperate climate.
Adam’s Peak
The footprint at the very top of this site makes it significant in many different religions. People from a wide range of religious backgrounds visit it because of its spiritual and cultural significance. Admire the flourishing pristine scenery as you ascend this mountain.
