Round Tour 02 – Sandaki Travels

South Coastal Tour (04 & 05 star hotels)

14 Nights 15 days Tour (Safari jeep & whale watching included) $1530

You can choose Trincomalee or either Paskudah for
(Quated rates with total transport & accommodation + Breakfast for 2)

Day 01 / Day 02 / Day 03 - East coast

Trincomalee
Trincomalee For truly pristine, unadulterated beach experience, there is no place better than the east coast. NILAVELI AND UPPAVELI (271km from Colombo ) lie to the north of Trincomalee and have many years provided warm hospitality on stunning wide sandy beaches. Offshore lies PIGEON ISLANDS – a treat for divers with its vibrant coral gardens and swarms of tropical fish. From here the visitor can also discover hot spring wells, The fifth largest natural harbor in the world at Trincomalee and numerous revered Buddhist and Hindu temples.

Pasekudah
(346 km from Colombo) is a small coastal village situated in the. ast of Sri Lanka? It is famous for its golden bay and clear shallow waters in which you can wade 50metres out to sea. The bay of Pasekudah is truly scenic and is protected by a reef that runs across the bay making it one of the safest and calmest stretches of coastline in the east. The reef is home to some lovely coral formations and school of reef fish can be seeing while snorkeling

Day 04 - Visit medival capital of Polonnaruwa and leave to Sigiriya

02nd ancient capital with well-preserved ruins to experience the grandeur of this period and marvel of the island’s early craftsman. Such as The Royal Palace and council chamber. Galvihara, The pinnacle of Sri Lankan rock carving where supremely graceful four Buddha statues which are in a perfect state of preservation are considered as masterpieces of Buddhist Iconography.

Day 05 - Sigiriya The UNESCO 08th wonder of the world.

Sigiriya is a well planned multifaceted royal citadel built by king Kasyapa.extends about 18 sq km which is a unique combination of fifth-century urban planning. Landscaping, Hydraulic management Architecture, painting, sculpture, and poetry. It is a sheer rock fortress that rises over 200m with the ruins of a pleasure palace complex on the top and pleasure gardens complex on the foot. evening Across the lake with a boat and visit a Village and have coconut sambal lunch with some other food and hot srilankan traditional sweets.

Day 06

Leave sigiriya to kandy via Cave temples at Dambulla and spice gardens.

Day 07

Leave kandy to nuwara Eliya stop at the sightseeings as you see those as picture post card views.Time to your camaras or scroll your phone to camara.Stop at Lunch at over looking fabulas water fall. The garden city of Asia, British colonial hill stations at 2000m above sea level situated in central highlands as the highest city in the country still touted as “Little England” City blanketed in tea plantations in this lush terraced hills which shrouded in mist, producing Some of the finest tea in the world.
Visit to a tea factory to watch the plucked tea is dried,crushed,fermented and fired using machinery that has remained largely unchanged since Victorian times.

Day 08

Leave Kandy to Nuwara Eliya stop at the sightseeings as you see those as picture post card views.Time to your camaras or scroll your phone to camara.Stop at Lunch at overlooking fabulous waterfall.
The garden city of Asia, British colonial hill stations at 2000m above sea level situated in central highlands as the highest city in the country still touted as “Little England” City blanketed in tea plantations in this lush terraced hills which shrouded in mist, producing Some of the finest tea in the world.
Visit a tea factory to watch the plucked tea is dried, crushed, fermented and fired using machinery that has remained largely unchanged since Victorian times.

DAY 09 – Visit Horton Plains

South of Nuwara Eliya Horton Plains 3160 hectares hauntingly desolate plateau set at an elevation of over 2000m rising through the wooded countryside on winding lanes. The windswept plains offer glimpse of Adam’s peak in the distance to your right if your lucky shortly before you reach the open uplands.

The plains offer excellent Trekking including a 9km circular walk and trail is clear throughout, reaching ‘’Little world’’s end in 45 minutes and 15 minutes later the greater drop of world’s end. A down start is advisable as the view is incredible since the clouds often roll in by mid morning. Further walking around the hillsides until a short climb brings you to the ridge just above the Baker’s falls which 20m high where track lead downs to the water. Herds of sambar deer,Beautiful lizards and many endemic bird species enhance the Horton plains.

DAY 10 – Leave nuwara eliya to Yala national park via Ella.

Yala National Park is the most visited and the largest national park in Sri Lanka. The park is best known for its variety of wild animals. It is important for the conservation of Sri Lankan elephants, aquatic birds and it is believed yala to have the world’s highest concentration of LEOPARDS
Region to the east of the Horton plains, filled with pretty little bungalows and neat flower filled gardens. Reach Ella from Nuwara Eliya by riding a hill country train which is glass fitted is a excellent way to savour the delights and In addition being a practical way of getting around. Drivers usually dropped clients at Nanuoya station and picked up again at Ella over with that spectacular train journey and its guaranteed as one of the finest railway journeys surrounded by tea bushes,waterfalls pine forests and plunging ravines and etc.