Are you planning a visit to Sri Lanka this winter, or perhaps next year? This is peak season for visiting the island, when the weather in Sri Lanka is warm and dry and the south coast is safe for swimming. Discover the top five places to stay in Sri Lanka in winter that have to be in your itinerary. From energetic city to tranquil tropical coastline, this list includes a destination for everyone. Colombo Some travel guides and companies will tell you to skip over Sri Lanka’s commercial capital during your visit. However, Colombo is a fascinating insight into the island’s diverse modern-day c ..read more

Nestled amidst the enchanting landscapes of Hasalaka, Sri Lanka, Rathna Ella stands tall and proud, captivating the hearts of travelers with its sheer beauty and natural splendor. This magnificent waterfall, a true gem in the crown of Sri Lanka’s natural wonders, offers a mesmerizing experience to all who venture to witness its grandeur. The Magnificence of Rathna Ella Rathna Ella is no ordinary waterfall; it is a majestic cascade that boasts a staggering height of 111 meters. The water plummets down with tremendous force, creating a sight that leaves spectators awe-struck. The sound of the r ..read more

Responsible Tourism: We are Sri Lanka’s only Travel Partner endorsed by The Long Run - a community that ensures travel experiences have a positive impact. Our private trips restore. Each customized slow travel itinerary is driven by a purpose to help you explore the unusual and support several responsible tourism initiatives. Above all, we encourage a healthy respect for authentic local interactions. These hidden gems in Sri Lanka’s North Western region are worth a visit, especially if you know a local insider and an experienced Naturalist. The architecture, history and the best restaurants o ..read more

If you have been researching Sri Lanka holidays, chances are you have come across the term Ayurveda. It is a core part of the country’s cultural heritage: but what exactly is Ayurveda? Use this guide to discover all you need to know about Sri Lankan Ayurveda, from its origins to its place in the island’s modern-day society. The history of Ayurveda What is Ayurveda? A Sanskrit word translating as ‘The Science of Life’, Ayurveda is one of the world’s oldest medical systems. It is based on ancient directives for holistic healing using only that which is natural. Ill health is thought to be caus ..read more

Sri Lanka is astoundingly diverse in terms of its wildlife. The island has central highlands, arid grassland, tropical rainforest, and striking scrubland, all surrounded by glorious coastline. These varied landscapes provide the perfect habitat for an extraordinary array of creatures. Highlights of a Sri Lanka wildlife holiday range from exotic birds and majestic mammals to mesmerising marine life. Specialist Sri Lanka travel companies like Kingfisher Tours Sri Lanka are invaluable when designing an unbeatable wildlife tour. There are so many ways to experience Sri Lanka’s wildlife, from guide ..read more

Are you planning a getaway with the children this summer? Sri Lanka is a sensational summer holiday destination for families, offering not just warm weather and brilliant beaches but also the chance to see exotic wildlife and indulge in a range of fun outdoor activities. Younger children will delight in seeing baby elephants in the wild and playing in the sand, while older kids will find much enjoyment in a range of thrilling water-sports and awe-inspiring hikes. Whether you need family suites and interconnecting rooms or a separate space for the children, these accommodation options have all ..read more

Are you visiting Sri Lanka in the summer? Tourists exploring Sri Lanka between May and September have all the same opportunities as those on a more traditional winter tour, including the heritage sites of the Cultural Triangle, tea plantations in the Kandyan foothills, and access to wildlife parks. However, for your beach time, the best weather is found on the east coast instead of the south-west. This is switch is due to Sri Lanka’s dual monsoon season which causes each side of the island’s coastline to come into its own at opposite times of the year. There is no shortage of summer season wa ..read more

For its size, Sri Lanka is astonishingly diverse. Tropical beaches give way to countryside dotted with paddy fields and plantations. National parks dominated by lush lakes and dense jungle contrast with the mysterious Sinharaja Rainforest. The island’s central hill country is covered in an astonishing array of flora. These varied landscapes provide a home for an astonishing array of wildlife. From exotic mammals such as the leopard, elephant, and sloth bear to over 400 species of bird, there are endless amazing creatures to be seen in Sri Lanka. The ocean surrounding the country is also rich ..read more

Sri Lanka is an epic choice for lovers or groups looking to deepen their bond. Awe-inspiring hotels, incredible activities, and beautiful landscapes combine to create a journey where memories are made at every turn. On top of this, visitors can expect to be enchanted by the warm-hearted local people and the alluring atmosphere that pervades every corner of the island. Kick off your holiday planning with this guide to the most romantic destinations in Sri Lanka, brought to you by Sri Lanka specialists Kingfisher Tours Sri Lanka. From sensational tropical beaches to terraced tea plantations, th ..read more

Already flagged as one of the best value holiday destinations for UK travellers going abroad in 2023, Sri Lanka is eager to welcome visitors to its shores this year. After an economically challenging twelve months, tourists can enjoy a favourable exchange rate and discounts on hotels covering a range of prices, sizes, and styles. This is in addition to the island’s usual delights that have seen Sri Lanka consistently included in the world’s top holiday destinations during the last decade: diverse wildlife, amazing scenery, a rich history, and endlessly friendly people. Make your holiday the t ..read more