Sri Lanka Holidays
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Beautiful Sri Lanka Holidays
Known as the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is a spectacular island destination that offers a holiday filled with culture, adventure, and breathtaking scenery. Rich with swaying palms, misty tea plantations, ancient temples, golden coastline, and wildlife-filled national parks, it is a country full of contrast and charm.
At 268 miles long and 139 miles wide, this beautifully diverse island is easy to explore, with each region offering something completely different. Whether you are drawn to relaxing by the sea, spotting elephants on safari riding the famous scenic train through the hills or discovering ancient cities and bustling local markets, Sri Lanka has all the ingredients for an unforgettable escape.
Time Difference
GMT +5:30
When To Go?
High Season – December to April
Low Season – May to September.
Travel Time
10hrs 15 minutes From London
Currency
Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR)
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Who is Sri Lanka Suited To:
It is true, Sri Lanka is a total hidden gem, although they have some fabulous beaches, Sri Lanka is promoting itself as a touring destination. Most will hire a car and driver, the driver also acting as your guide. Rifaz was our guide, and he was wonderful!
- You love the idea of touring
- You want to see wildlife, we saw Leopard, Elephants, Monkeys, lots of bird life, you can also see sloth bear, but sadly we didn’t
- You love food!
- You want to stay in authentic, small & boutique properties. There are larger hotels, but the smaller hotels really give you a feel for Sri Lanka, and you will meet amazing people.




Nicky was always available if we needed anything extra and her attention to detail was spot on.
I’m already thinking about where to go next and I will definitely be a return customer.



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