Nature
Nuwara Eliya
The Colonial styled town located high up in the hill country that lives up to its nick name “Little England”.
Surrounded by picturesque tea plantations, stunning landscapes with lush greenery, waterfalls and rolling hills, this is a destination to slow down, relax and explore.
With a distinct culture to the area, explore a bygone era of the colonial influence that has remained in this charming town. Discover the story of tea with a visit to a plantation and enjoy a refreshing cup of pure Ceylon tea, a trademark product of the region.
If looking to be more adventurous, the area boasts an array of nature trails that wind through gardens, recreational parks filled with the serenity of nature. And it is connected to the only established national park in the highlands.
The iconic up country train route also passes close by, connecting the town of Nanu Oya, the closest point to Nuwara Eliya.
Knuckles
Clench the fist and look through it a far, for this is what will be seen in this mountain range, bearing resemblance to the knuckles that stand out.
A Shangri-la for nature lovers and explores, the mist laden mountain region offers some of the most breathtaking trails in the island to discover and appreciate nature at its finest.
Winding trails that go through rural villages, tapered cultivation land, vast plains and lush forests are further beautified by roaring waterfalls and daunting mountain peaks that make it an unforgettable experience. A land with numerous treks and hikes, it has suitable trails matched for all levels of expertise.
As part of the central highlands the Knuckles mountain range is also designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Being a rural destination hidden in the shrouded hills, it has limited option of simple accommodation possibilities, allowing for a relaxed stay close to nature.
Ella
A small town hidden towards the end of the mountains is a tourist hotspot for an experiential stay in a spectacular natural setting.
Ella is a place of bliss for nature lovers to take on contrasting approaches. Wind down and enjoy a time of peace and quiet, or adopt a more adventurous spirit.
Tread on a selection of treks and hikes in the scenic mountains for a moment with nature, or take a challenge in trying some of the exhilarating adventures for a thrilling experience.
The town also has a unique culture offering a livelier atmosphere. With a range of restaurants, bars and even a pool club, the location has an entertaining nightlife to be witnessed.
A stay in Ella only feels fulfilled after journeying by train in the renowned up country railway line. Considered to be the most scenic stretch of the train ride, it is beautified with breathtaking scenery that travels through some amazing locations.
Kitulgala
A sleepy little town located in the border of the highlands that hide an array of electrifying experiences behind its thick forest.
White water rafting is the most popular for this destination with the roaring rapids in the bordering river. Currently the only location to conduct this, it offers ideal conditions for beginners as well as advance rafters who would love this sport.
The natural setting of the area also enables to conduct more adventurous activities.
Home to a rainforest, it has a fascinating eco system, with a wonderful opportunity to explore the undisturbed plant life and animal life hidden in the dense jungle.
This is also the location of a prehistoric cave site that sheds light on the ancient habitation of the island.
Though considered to be an en-route pass by destination, the area does offer a limited range of good accommodation choices, mainly following an eco concept blending in with the tranquil nature.
Sinharaja
The last remaining primary tropical rainforest in the entire land, this last resort is a profusion of bio diversity that enriches the pristine wilderness.
The virgin rainforest in the southwest part if the country is a designated biosphere reserve and also a UNESCO World Heritage site which signifies its importance for conservation.
It is remarkable that this unspoiled land is home to more than half of the endemic species of flora and fauna in Sri Lanka. Treading in to the reserve, the most significant to explore is the birdlife, making it a birdwatchers paradise. Species of mammals, amphibians, reptiles and butterflies are also found in the forest, though the dense vegetation makes it hard to spot them.
Being in the heart of the wet zone, it is home to an extensive variety of vegetation with towering trees having a dense canopy, lush undergrowth with tropical evergreen forests, montane forests and freshwater swamps.
We aim to offer the best experience possible and gladly welcome any adjustments to tailor the tour according to your preferences and satisfaction.
