Sri Lanka is very famous for its beaches and the entire island is surrounded by beautiful ocean. The best of the Southern beaches include Tangalla, Beruwala, Mirissa, Bentota and Unawatuna and on the Western corner of the country to the north of Colombo is the Negombo lagoon. In Sri Lanka beaches are ideal places for families and friends to meet and usually head to the beach on holidays, weekends, if only to gaze out at the sea. This is the best place that you can walk leisurely along the beach at sunset, enjoy a game of cricket on the beach, laze in the sun or cast a rod and fish for night’s dinner.

Sri Lanka is one of the finest wildlife watching countries in the world. The island may be small in size, but the variety of habitats and the wildlife found there, would do justice to a country many times its size. Sri Lanka possesses a high degree of biodiversity and It is one of the to hotspots for biodiversity in the world and also boasts one of the highest rates of biological endemism. You’ ll certainly get to see all the wildlife and tropical birds you’ ve never dreamed of seeing, including of course the famous but elusive Leopard, while at the same time taking in our natural brilliance of Sri Lanka, fauna and flora under clear skies.

Sri Lanka was famously described as one of the finest islands in the world, and it has a history that dates back thousands of years. Anuradhapura, Dambulla and Kandy, the eight ancient kingdoms, impressive colonial architecture, numerous UNESCO world heritage sites and the ancient rock fortress at Sigiriya, to name but a few. You’re sure to be impressed when you see some of the jaw-dropping feats accomplished by ancient civilizations.

Sri Lanka has plenty to offer the nature lover. You’ll find a wide range of ecosystems here, too. There are foggy hills and mountain ranges. The area holds many natural beauties, like waterfalls, hills, tea plantations, and the towering Pidurutalagala, the tallest mountain in Sri Lanka. There are lakes big and small, and also tons of tea plantations. The rolling hills spread for miles and miles and the weather is cooler than the coast. The best way to visit the hill country is by train since the tracks cross the mountains inside forests and through the fog.