Sri Lanka Tours
Discover Sri Lanka – personal and individual
Our tour suggestions are ideas for an unforgettable time on your Sri Lanka tour.
You choose the duration of the tour and what is important to you – culture, nature, beach, or adventure.
We will design and organize your personal Sri Lanka round trip based on this.
And if you prefer to have a fixed base and want to discover Sri Lanka in small stages,
we can also organize day trips for you.
Choose the duration of your Sri Lanka Tour
Be inspired by our Sri Lanka Tour suggestions. Click on the menu below and select your desired duration.
All our prices are starting from prices and include:
- Mid-range accommodation as specified,
- Admission to attractions,
- Limousine transfer,
- English-speaking driver (German-speaking driver available on request) and
- Our office flat rate (consultation, tour design, hotel booking, coordination, contact person during your trip by phone or email).
Temples & Tea Trails
- 4 Days
- from 425,00 p.p. in DBL
Discover Kandy, tea plantations, and the cool highlands on an atmospheric short trip full of highlights.
In Kandy, visit the Temple of the Tooth, one of Sri Lanka’s most important pilgrimage sites, and enjoy traditional highland dances, including fire walking, in the evening.
The next day, stroll through the extensive botanical gardens of Peradeniya, home to around 4,000 plant species, before continuing on to Nuwara Eliya.
Passing the Ramboda Waterfall, the journey continues through the highlands.
Stroll through a tea plantation and learn about the art of tea cultivation.
A retreat in the highlands: fresh air, idyllic scenery, and charming colonial architecture.
Magical Moments – Culture, Scenic Train Rides & Safari
- 6 Days
- from 698,00 p.p. in DBL
Experience Sri Lanka’s cultural treasures, breathtaking nature, and mystical highlands on a six-day tour of Sri Lanka that you will never forget.
Visit a UNESCO World Heritage Site that will inspire you with its imposing Buddha statues, impressive stupas, and extensive grounds.
A paradise for wildlife lovers. The national park is known for its impressive elephant gatherings.
The journey continues to the legendary Lion Rock with the ruins of the former palace complex and breathtaking panoramic views.
In Dambulla, you will find millennia-old cave temples filled with numerous Buddha statues and unique ceiling and wall paintings.
In Kandy, you will experience the heartbeat of Sri Lanka: from the sacred Temple of the Tooth to traditional dances and the botanical gardens.
Experience the cool mountain world of Nuwara Eliya with endless tea plantations and colonial charm. Enjoy one of the most beautiful train rides in the world to Ella and admire the spectacular Nine Arch Bridge.
Coast & Cultural Triangle
- 7 Days
- from 854,00 p.p. in DBL
Sri Lanka’s highlights – from paradise beaches and mystical temples to mist-shrouded tea gardens. A seven-day round trip full of culture, natural wonders, and unforgettable experiences.
Upon arrival, we will drive you directly to Mirissa, a beach town in southern Sri Lanka. Here you can dive into the waves and take your time to settle in.
On the way to Ella, you will visit Ravana Falls and later the impressive Nine Arch Bridge.
The next day, enjoy the picturesque train ride to Nuwara Eliya and then discover the “City of Light,” located at 1,990 m, surrounded by tea plantations and colonial charm.
On the way to Kandy, visit a tea factory with tasting and the 109-meter-high Ramboda waterfall.
In the evening, experience the ceremony at the famous Temple of the Tooth, one of Sri Lanka’s most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites.
Dambulla impresses with its cave temples (UNESCO), extensive grottos, countless Buddha statues, and ornate murals.
Next, the imposing Sigiriya Rock (UNESCO) awaits you, whose “cloud girls” and the ruins of the former royal palace are among the most iconic landmarks of Sri Lanka.
In Minneriya National Park, you will then encounter one of the largest elephant populations in Asia, as well as a diverse range of wildlife and birdlife around the central water reservoir.
For more details about the tours, please contact us directly. A German-speaking guide can also accompany you on request.
What sets us apart
English/German speaking guides
Before your Sri Lanka tour, please let us know which language you would like to be accompanied in. Communication is possible in German or English, and we will select your tour guides according to your language preference.
Individual Tours
We tailor your Sri Lanka tour according to your wishes. You tell us what you would like to experience, and we will create your personal itinerary: individual, flexible, and perfectly tailored to your dream vacation.
Flexible Unterkunft
Whether you want to book your hotel yourself or sit back and relax – the choice is yours. Our Sri Lanka tours can be booked with or without accommodation. On request, we can take care of the hotel booking and find the place that suits your style and budget.
Heritage & Wild Nature
- 8 Days
- from 820,00 p.p. in DBL
The treasures of Sri Lanka in eight days – from the ancient cultural sites of Anuradhapura and Dambulla to breathtaking national parks and fragrant spice gardens to the mystical highland landscapes of Nuwara Eliya and Haputale. Culture, nature, and unforgettable experiences perfectly combined.
Mihintale, Sri Lanka’s oldest Buddhist site, is considered the cradle of Buddhism on the island, where the monk Mahinda introduced the faith on behalf of King Ashoka.
In Anuradhapura, once the center of various royal dynasties for over 1,000 years, you can marvel at the sacred Sri Mahabodhi tree and impressive dagobas such as Ruvanvelisaya and Jethawana – a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982.
In Wilpattu National Park, unique “willus” (natural lakes) characterize the landscape and provide habitat for leopards, numerous bird species, and reptiles.
In Sigiriya, you will experience village life on an ox cart, tuk-tuk ride, and a cooking demonstration before climbing the 200-meter-high Lion Rock and admiring the famous frescoes of the “cloud girls” – a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982.
The cave temple of Dambulla, the largest temple complex of its kind in Sri Lanka, impresses with its paintings and statues; it once served as King Valagamba’s place of exile and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991.
Kandy is located in the central highlands on the Mahaweli River and was one of the last kingdoms of Sri Lanka.
Here you will visit the famous Temple of the Tooth, the Royal Botanical Gardens of Peradeniya, and learn interesting facts about Sri Lanka’s gemstones at the Gem Museum.
On the way to Nuwara Eliya, marvel at the 109-meter-high Ramboda Waterfall and visit a tea factory with tasting.
In Nuwara Eliya, surrounded by tea plantations, you will hike in the Horton Plains with World’s End and Baker’s Falls and explore the town of “Little England” including Gregory Lake and Victoria Park.
Then continue to Haputale for a hike to Lipton’s Seat through the idyllic tea plantations.
From Fortress City to Lion Rock – Culture, Nature & Cuisine
- 10 Days
- ab 1.210,00 p.p. in DBL
Sri Lanka’s impressive diversity: from the colonial streets of Galle to safaris in Yala National Park, the most famous cultural sites, and the mystical highlands.
Stroll through Galle Fort (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the charming old town with its magnificent colonial houses, small shops, and many narrow streets.
Experience an exciting jeep safari in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest national park and UNESCO biosphere reserve, known for its leopards, elephants, and diverse wildlife.
Experience Ravana Falls, the impressive Nine Arches Bridge, and an approximately 1.0-hour hike up Little Adam’s Peak in Ella.
After a scenic train ride, you will arrive in Nuwara Eliya, the “City of Light,” with its colonial architecture and tea plantations.
From here, you will also visit Horton Plains National Park. A 3.5-hour hike awaits you, offering breathtaking views from World’s End and Baker’s Falls, surrounded by unique flora and fauna.
On the way to Kandy, visit a tea factory with tasting and admire the 109-meter-high Ramboda waterfall.
In Kandy, enjoy traditional highland dances and visit the spiritual Temple of the Tooth before exploring the 80-hectare Peradeniya Botanical Garden.
The journey continues to Sigiriya via a spice garden, with visits to the Dambulla Cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the ancient royal city of Polonnaruwa with its impressive Buddha statues of Gal Vihara.
In Minneriya National Park, you can observe one of the largest elephant populations in Asia and, with a little luck, leopards, deer, bears, and numerous bird species.
Next, the imposing 200-meter-high Sigiriya Rock, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, awaits you with its palace ruins and famous frescoes of the “cloud girls.”
Coastal Highlights: East & South
- 12 Days
- from 1.340,00 p.p. in DBL
Sri Lanka in all its diversity: From the fine sandy beaches of the east coast to the country’s cultural highlights, highland panoramas, and unforgettable safari moments.
First, relax on the beautiful beaches of Nilaveli Beach and enjoy the peace and quiet after your arrival. The next day, discover the spiritual side of Trincomalee with the impressive Tirukoneswaram Temple, one of the most important Shiva shrines in Sri Lanka.
Experience the sunset on the majestic Sigiriya Rock, where the remains of the royal palace and the famous “Cloud Girls” frescoes are sure to impress.
In Polonnaruwa, discover the impressive Buddha statues of Gal Vihara, imposing stupas, and ruins of the former royal city before a jeep safari in Minneriya National Park offers insights into one of Asia’s largest elephant populations and a diverse wildlife.
The journey continues to the cave temples of
Dambulla, one of the largest temple complexes of its kind in Sri Lanka, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its paintings and statues.
In Kandy, you will experience the fascinating traditional dances of the highlands, including the spectacular fire walk, and visit the magnificent Peradeniya Botanical Gardens and the venerable Temple of the Tooth, one of the country’s most important pilgrimage sites.
Then you will travel to Nuwara Eliya, the ‘City of Light’, surrounded by tea plantations. Here you will visit a tea factory with tasting, explore Victoria Park and Gregory Lake, and enjoy nature on a hike through the spectacular Horton Plains with World’s End and Baker’s Falls.
At the Elephant Transit Home in Udawalawe National Park, you can watch the young elephants being fed.
Afterwards, you will experience the diverse wildlife of the national park on safari.
The tour ends in Galle, with its historic fort and charming old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988.
For more details about the tours, please contact us directly. A German-speaking guide can also accompany you on request.
In the Footsteps of Buddhism
- 14 Days
- from 1.585,00 p.p. in DBL
Sri Lanka’s spiritual origins, historic royal cities, and fascinating nature: a tour of Sri Lanka full of depth and diversity.
Discover the cradle of Buddhism in Mihintale, where the monk Mahinda brought Buddhism to Sri Lanka over 2,000 years ago. In Anuradhapura, the sacred Mahabodhi tree and imposing dagobas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, bring history to life.
The journey then takes you to Wilpattu National Park, famous for its leopards, elephants, and characteristic natural lakes, known as ‘willus’.
You will visit the imposing Sigiriya Rock with the ruins of the former palace complex and the famous frescoes of the ‘Cloud Girls’. Experience a varied village tour with ox carts, catamaran ride, cooking demonstration, and tuk-tuk ride.
In Polonnaruwa, immerse yourself in the heyday of Sri Lanka’s second-oldest kingdom, marvel at impressive Buddha statues in Gal Vihara, explore large dagobas, and see the remains of the former royal city.
Afterward, visit the Dambulla Cave Temple, the largest temple complex of its kind in the country, before continuing on to Kandy.
On the way to Kandy, continue on to a guided tour of a spice garden and experience traditional highland dances in the evening. In Kandy, the magnificent Temple of the Tooth and the royal Peradeniya Botanical Gardens await you.
Continue to Gal Oya National Park for a boat safari with elephants and exotic wildlife before traveling to the Nine Arch Bridge in Ella and hiking through tea plantations to Lipton’s Seat.
You will visit the sacred Kataragama Temple, a spiritual center for Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, and the Veddas, before continuing on to Yala National Park, famous for its leopards, elephants, and diverse bird life.
The tour ends in Galle with its imposing UNESCO World Heritage Site fort and charming old town full of colonial architecture.
Discovering Sri Lanka's North
- 16 Days
- from 1.810,00 p.p. in DBL
History, culture, nature, and beaches: experience central, northern, and eastern Sri Lanka in all its diversity, from Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa to Jaffna and Trincomalee.
Immerse yourself in the more than 1,000-year history of Anuradhapura with its impressive dagobas and the sacred Sri Mahabodhi tree before discovering the fascinating wildlife of leopards, elephants, and exotic birds in Wilpattu National Park, surrounded by the unique ‘willus’, the park’s natural lakes.
Explore northern Sri Lanka: From historic Elephant Pass, you will reach Jaffna, where you can discover the sacred springs of Keerimalai, the impressive Nallur Kandasamy Kovil, and historic Jaffna Fort. On the boat tour to Nainativu Island, spiritual encounters await you in Buddhist and Hindu temples – offering insight into the cultural diversity of the region.
Experience the imposing Sigiriya Rock with its historic palace foundations and famous frescoes of the “cloud girls.” Discover the surrounding area on an ox cart or tuk-tuk village tour, enjoy a catamaran ride across Sigiriya Lake, and lunch with a cooking demonstration. Continue to Polonnaruwa with its impressive Buddha statues of Gal Vihara and ancient temple complexes. In Trincomalee, visit the Thirukoneswaram Kovil Temple on Swami Mountain, one of the most important Shiva temples in Sri Lanka.
Experience the cultural and natural diversity of central Sri Lanka: from the impressive cave paintings of the Dambulla Cave Temple, continue on to a guided tour of a spice garden before reaching Kandy. There, the magnificent grounds of the Botanical Gardens and the spiritual magic of the Temple of the Tooth await you. An unforgettable interplay of nature, culture, and religion.
On the journey to Nuwara Eliya, you will pass several waterfalls, tea plantations, and a tea factory, where you can enjoy a guided tour followed by tea tasting.
On the approximately 3.5-hour hike in Horton Plains National Park, you can expect breathtaking views from World’s End and the picturesque Baker’s Falls.
On the train ride from Nanu Oya to Ella, you can enjoy the unique landscape of the highlands.
In Ella, the Nine Arch Bridge and Little Adam’s Peak are impressive, while the Ravana Waterfall and a safari in Yala National Park with its rich wildlife round off the trip.
Sri Lanka at its Best
- 20 Days
- from 2.116,00 p.p. in DBL
Experience the full spectrum of Sri Lanka in 20 days: from historical cultural treasures to breathtaking highlands, lush biodiversity in the rainforest, and relaxing moments on the beach.
After the first few relaxing days at Kalpitiya Lagoon, where you can go boating or kitesurfing, your journey continues to Wilpattu National Park, famous for its leopards, elephants, and unique natural lakes known as “willus.” You will then immerse yourself in the history of Sri Lanka: in Anuradhapura, magnificent dagobas and the sacred Sri Mahabodhi tree await you, while Mihintale, the cradle of Buddhism, brings the introduction of the faith to the island to life.
Experience Sigiriya with its imposing Lion Rock, the historical treasures of Polonnaruwa, and the impressive cave temples of Dambulla. In Kandy, culture, traditional dances, the botanical garden, and the spiritual Temple of the Tooth await you.
From the mystical Horton Plains to the vast tea plantations around Nuwara Eliya and the iconic panoramas of Ella, experience the highlands of Sri Lanka in all their diversity. Discover “Little England,” hike to World’s End and Baker’s Falls, enjoy one of the most beautiful train routes in the world, climb Little Adam’s Peak, and marvel at the impressive Nine Arch Bridge. This experience is rounded off by the opportunity to get to know the flavors of Sri Lankan cuisine in a very personal way during a cooking demonstration.
In Udawalawe National Park, you will experience the impressive diversity of elephants and the wild wildlife of Sri Lanka in their natural environment. Afterwards, you will observe the touching feeding of orphaned elephants at the Elephant Transit Home. Finally, in the Sinharaja Rainforest, you will immerse yourself in Sri Lanka’s last large contiguous rainforest, a UNESCO biosphere reserve full of endemic plant and bird species.
Galle delights visitors with its colonial UNESCO fort, winding alleys, and the unique flair of its historic old town. In Bentota, you can relax and unwind on wide, golden beaches at the end of your trip.
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