7 Days Sri Lanka Tour Package Itinerary

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Your journey begins as you arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport, where a representative from PL Sri Lanka Tours will greet you. From here, you'll head to the historic city of Sigiriya, with a stop at the famous Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage.

Founded in 1975, Pinnawala is home to the world’s largest herd of captive elephants. Watch these gentle giants bathe, play, and enjoy milk feeding from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. It’s a memorable opportunity to witness their daily routines. After this visit, you’ll check into your hotel in Sigiriya to unwind for the night.

 Start your day with a climb up the majestic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, often called the "Lion Rock." Built by King Kashyapa in the 5th century, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a blend of history, architecture, and breathtaking views.

Next, visit the Rangiri Dambulla Cave Temple, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at its intricate murals and 157 statues housed within five chambers beneath a towering rock ceiling.

On your way to Kandy, stop at a Spice Garden to learn about Sri Lanka's renowned spices and their culinary and medicinal uses. Visit the Matale Muthumariamman Temple, a vibrant Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess of fertility and rain, before arriving in Kandy.

End your day at the Temple of the Tooth Relic, a revered Buddhist shrine housing a relic of Lord Buddha.  End your day with the Kandy Cultural Dance Show, showcasing Sri Lanka’s traditional dance and music. Overnight in Kandy. 

Travel to Ella, a charming hill town, with scenic stops along the way. Visit Ramboda Falls, one of Sri Lanka's tallest waterfalls, and the Damro Labookelle Tea Centre, where you can enjoy a free factory tour and tea tasting.

In Nuwara Eliya, explore Gregory Lake, enjoy a pony ride, and visit the historic Nuwara Eliya Post Office, a colonial-era architectural gem. From Nuwara Eliya, board a train to Ella for one of the world’s most scenic train rides. Relish panoramic views of lush tea plantations, valleys, and bridges while mingling with locals and sampling delicious snacks. Overnight in Ella.

 Begin your day with a hike to Little Adam’s Peak, a picturesque climb through tea plantations, offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills. Next, visit the iconic Nine Arch Bridge, a marvel of colonial engineering and a must-see attraction in Ella. 

On your way to Yala, make a stop at the Ravana Falls, a waterfall steeped in local folklore and one of the widest in Sri Lanka. Arrive at Yala, where you’ll settle in for the night.

On Day 5, we’ll take you directly to the stunning coastal town of Mirissa. Once there, you’ll visit Coconut Tree Hill, one of the most iconic landmarks in the area. This mineral-rich headland, facing the Indian Ocean, offers panoramic views that are nothing short of breathtaking. From the main street, it’s just a short 10–15 minute walk down to the beach. At the top of Coconut Tree Hill, you’ll find a picture-perfect setting to capture unforgettable moments with the spectacular view of Mirissa Beach and its bay in the background.

Next, we’ll explore the waterfront and fish market, where you can witness local fishermen bringing in their daily catch and participating in lively auctions. Take some time to stroll through the town and soak up its vibrant energy before retiring to your accommodation for the evening.

Your sixth day begins with the whale-watching tour, offering you the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness these magnificent marine creatures up close. Mirissa is one of the best locations in Sri Lanka for whale and dolphin watching. Among the marine species you may encounter are blue whales, killer whales, sperm whales, fin whales, common dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, spinner dolphins, striped dolphins, and Risso’s dolphins. The peak season for whale watching runs from November to April, when the waters are calm and ideal for spotting these majestic animals.

After this exhilarating experience, we’ll head towards Bentota, with a stop at the historic Galle Fort along the way. Built by the Portuguese in 1588 and fortified by the Dutch in 1649. Next, we’ll visit the Turtle Hatchery Farm in Galle, which plays a crucial role in protecting and nurturing baby turtles before releasing them into the ocean. 

To wrap up the day, we’ll enjoy a boat ride along the Madu River in Balapitiya, then you’ll be transported to your hotel to unwind.