14 Day Sri Lanka Tour
Our 14 day sri lanka tour is the definitive island journey connecting ancient UNESCO World Heritage citadels, mist-veiled tea estates, high-density wildlife reserves, and golden southern beaches. Crafted on a private transport-only basis with a dedicated air-conditioned vehicle and licensed chauffeur-guide, this 14 day sri lanka tour eliminates hotel-hopping fatigue through well-spaced multi-night stays while offering total flexibility for us to arrange handpicked hotels, safari jeeps, and scenic train tickets in advance.
Highlights of Your Journey
- 100% Private Touring Guarantee: Dedicated air-conditioned luxury vehicle, licensed chauffeur-guide, and private safari jeeps and boats throughout—no shared group transport.
- Ancient UNESCO World Heritage: Climb the iconic 5th-century Sigiriya Lion Rock citadel, explore the medieval kingdom of Polonnaruwa, and discover the sacred Dambulla Cave Temples.
- Sacred Living Traditions: Attend the evening ceremonial drumming puja at Kandy's Temple of the Tooth and witness a traditional Kandyan cultural dance and fire-walking performance.
- Ceylon Tea Country & Scenic Rail: Tour an active colonial tea estate in Nuwara Eliya and ride the world-renowned scenic blue train through mountain passes to Ella (with luggage transferred by private car).
- ighland Peaks & Colonial Landmarks: Hike Little Adam’s Peak, capture the sunset at the historic 1920s Nine Arch Bridge, and take in panoramic views of Ella Gap and Ravana Falls
- Big-Game Wildlife Safaris: Track leopards, sloth bears, and Asian elephants across Yala National Park Block 1 and witness wild elephant herds at Minneriya on private open-top 4x4 game drives
- Ayurvedic Rejuvenation: Unwind with two restorative authentic Ayurvedic full-body herbal massage treatments in the tranquil countryside of Sigiriya.
- Southern Coast & Marine Life: Snorkel with giant sea turtles at Polhena Beach, catch the sunset at Coconut Tree Hill, explore 400-year-old UNESCO Galle Fort, visit the Kosgoda Turtle Conservation Project, and cruise the mangrove canals of the Madu River.














