Starting at $999pp
for 09 days.
Based on two persons sharing
Sea Sun & Sand –Modest Summer Vacation – 09 Days 08 Nights
09 Days / 08 Nights
Quick look
Sri Lanka is a teardrop-shaped island surrounded by the warm Indian Ocean, with 1300 kilometres of sandy coastline and 45 estuaries and 40 lagoons, the majority of which contain unique vegetation such as mangroves.
Sri Lanka has about 30 popular beaches along its 1300-kilometer coastline. Among the many beaches Kalpitiya is one of the most beautiful and least visited beaches in Sri Lanka, owing to its remote location away from the tourist trail. There are 14 islets in the vicinity of Kalpitiya. Bathalgunduwa is one of the key islets near the Kalpitiya show, and the majority of these islets are rich in vegetation that is peculiar to the area. A boat trip to these islets and snorkelling around them is an unforgettable experience.
Tricomalee and Pasikuda are other less visited but very beautiful beaches in Sri Lanka because they were cut off from the rest of the country for over 30 years (1983-2009) due to the civil war.
Trincomalee beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, with limitless kilometers of pure white sand. It is noted for its clean waters, hygiene, and beauty, and the shallow waters of Trincomalee Beach is ideal for swimming. And Pigeon Island, one of Sri Lanka’s two marine national parks, is the ideal spot for snorkelling.
Pasikudah has one of the world’s longest stretches of shallow reef coastline. People walk for kilometers into the sea because the water is only a few feet deep and the current is weak in comparison to the rest of Sri Lanka’s coasts.
Price Includes
- Entrance fees to site visits and excursions mentioned in the itinerary.
- Accommodation for 08 days in the hotels included in the package on a bed and breakfast basis.
- According to the tour plan, transportation by airconditioned car.
- For the round tour, an English-speaking chauffeur guide will accompany you.
Accommodation and excursions are subject on availability.
Please be advised that costs for site visits, excursions, and hotel stays may change depending on the current situation.)
Highlights
- Sea, Sun, and Sand relax and enjoy the beach.
- Visit less visited areas.
- Enjoy nature.
Tailor-Made
You can design your own tour.
Tour Map
Tour at Glance
- Beach stay Kalpitiya: Optional activities include River safari, lagoon tours, bird island bird watching, Dutch Canal tour, Oldest Dutch Church visit, Dolphin & Whale watching, snorkeling, and mangrove island visit.
- Kite-surfing – Kalpitiya.
- Beach stay Trinco: Pigeon Island marine national park visit and snorkeling experience.
- Beach stay – Pasikuda.
Airport > Kalpitiya > Trincomalee > Pasikuda > Kandy > Negombo > Airport
Day - 01
Kalpitiya
- Transfer: Airport > Kalpitiya
- Accommodation : Blue Whale Resort or similar
- Over night stay : Kalpitiya
A representative will be waiting to pick you up at the Bandaranaike International Airport and take you to your accommodation.
Drive: 140km, approximately 04 hour’s drive
Day - 02
Kalpitiya
- Stay : Kalpitiya
- Accommodation : Blue Whale Resort or Similar
- Over night stay : Kalpitiya
Kalpitiya is a place with a lot of things to do. Kite surfing is popular in Kalpitiya, and the area is also famous for snorkeling, diving, dolphin and whale watching, and island excursions. If you want to go on an excursion, you can discuss it with your chauffeur guide, who will make the necessary arrangements to meet your expectations. You can also spend the day at your leisure.
Day - 03
Trincomalee
- Transfer : Kalpitiya > Trincomalee
- Accommodation : Pigeon Island Beach Resort or Similar
- Over night stay : Trincomalee
Following breakfast, you will travel to your next destination, Trincomalee, with the assistance of your chauffeur guide. Even though it is a lengthy trip, your chauffeur guide will make multiple stops along the road to show you historical landmarks, as well as the surrounding landscape and how the locals live their lives.
Drive: 225km, approximately 04 hour’s and 45 minute’s drive.
Because of the tragic conflict in Sri Lanka, the north-eastern portion of the island remained inaccessible to tourists for a good number of years. Because of the area’s large Tamil population, it has its own distinct culture, and for the better part of the last three decades, it has been cut off from the rest of the island. As a consequence of this, the experience that one might have in Sri Lanka’s NorthEast area is very different from that in the rest of the country.
Trincomalee experiences its highest volume of visitors during the months of June and August; thus, the cost of hotels and other types of accommodations may be higher than typical during this time.
Additional information about the region and its history will be given to you from your chauffeur guide, who will also be able to answer any questions you may have. Leisure afternoon
Day - 04
Trincomalee
- Stay : Trincomalee
- Accommodation : Pigeon Island Beach Resort or Similar
- Over night stay : Trincomalee
Nilavali in Trincomalee is one of the most well-known spots in the area for snorkeling. In the morning, you and your chauffeur guide will make your way to Pigeon Island in order to participate in a snorkeling adventure. Leisure afternoon.
Snorkelling at Pigeon Island Marine National Park.
It takes around twenty minutes by boat from the main island sea show to reach the marine national park that is located on Pigeon Island, which is located on the East coast. At a distance of one kilometer from the diving site on Pigeon Island, visitors may observe stunning coral formations, eels, small schools of various fish, and lovely boxfish.
Day - 05
Pasikuda
- Transfer : Trincomalee > Pasikuda
- Accommodation : Amaya Beach Resort & Spa or Similar
- Over night stay : Pasikuda
Following breakfast, you will be transferred to your destination in Pasikuda. Your route will take you past rice fields and farms along the coast, where you’ll have the opportunity to observe a diverse range of ecosystems. Afternoon relaxation at hotel
Drive: 110km, approximately 03 hour’s drive.
Pasikudah, often spelled Pasikuda, is a beach resort town located 35 kilometers to the northwest of Batticaloa in the Batticaloa District of Sri Lanka. The name Pasikuda translates to “Green-Algae-Bay” in Tamil. In the past, this location was a sleepy Tamil village located beside the Kalkudah River. Both the Indian Ocean Tsunami of 2004 and the Sri Lankan Civil War were responsible for the widespread destruction that occurred in Pasikuda.
One of the longest pieces of coastline that is protected by shallow reefs may be found in Pasikudah. Because the water is only a few feet deep and the current is weak in comparison to the rest of Sri Lanka’s coasts, people walk for kilometers into the sea.
Day - 06
Pasikuda
- Stay : Pasikuda
- Accommodation : Amaya Resort & Spa or Similar
- Over night stay : Pasikuda
Today, you will have the opportunity to choose whether you would want to spend your free time at the beach or at the hotel pool.
Day - 07
Kandy
- Transfer : Pasikuda > Kandy
- Accommodation : Randholee Resort & Spa or Similar
- Over night stay : Kandy
You will have a leisurely breakfast today, after which you will travel to Kandy, and then you will spend the afternoon unwinding at the hotel.
One of the most beautiful stretches of roadway on the route to Kandy is a stretch of road with 18 hairpin twists.
Drive: 210km, approximately 05 hour’s drive.
Day - 08
Negombo
- Transfer : Kandy > Negombo
- Accommodation : Hotel J Negombo or Similar
- Over night stay : Negombo
Today, after an early breakfast, you will leave the hotel with your chauffeur guide. He will accompany you to the Tooth of relic temple and the Royal Botanical Gardens, and then he will drive you to your next stop in Negombo.
Drive: 100km, approximately 03 hour’s drive.
Kandy Temple of the Tooth Relic
Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa) is a Buddhist shrine in Kandy, Sri Lanka. It is part of the historic royal palace complex in Kandy, Sri Lanka, where the Buddha’s tooth relic is also kept. Since ancient times, the relic has been an essential element in regional politics due to the widespread belief that whoever holds it has absolute power over the region. Throughout history, Sinhalese kings have guarded the artifact. World Heritage status for the temple of the tooth is due in part to the relic housed within it.
Royal Botanical Gardens Peradeniya
Orchids, spices, medicinal plants, and palms are just some of the over 4000 plant kinds found in the garden. The park is 460 meters above sea level, with an average yearly rainfall of 200 days, and covers 147 acres. The National Botanic Gardens Service is in charge of it.
King Wickramabahu III came to power in 1371, and he held court in Peradeniya on the banks of the Mahaweli River, where the Botanic Gardens were first established.Specimens from Kew Garden, Slave Island, Colombo, and the Kalutara Garden in Kalutara were used to create the Peradeniya Botanical Garden in 1843.
Day - 9
Departure
- Transfer: Negombo > Airport
- Departure
On the last day of your holiday in Sri Lanka, after you have had a leisurely breakfast, you will be transported to the airport in plenty of time for your journey home.
Drive: 15km, approximately 30 minute’s drive.
bird watching
Dolphin & Whale watching
Lagoon Boat Safari
Beach Stay- Leisure
Snorkelling
