Discover the best of Sri Lanka with our carefully selected day trips. Whether you’re touring historic forts, witnessing animals, rafting through lush forests, or diving into cultural treasures, each trip provides a distinct perspective on Ceylon’s spectacular splendour. Private transportation, skilled guides, and well-planned itineraries provide a wonderful day of adventure and discovery.

Southern Odyssey – Galle
This day will take you on a mesmerising Southern coastline journey to the Dutch Fort of Galle, with stops at four must-see locations along the way: the Japanese Peace Pagoda, a turtle hatchery in Kosgoda, Weligama stilt fishermen, and the mask museum in Ambalangoda.
Whale Wonders – Mirissa
This day excursion takes you on an exhilarating whale-watching adventure to Mirissa. Visit Dondra Point to witness both sperm and blue whales. While this is typical for whales travelling from Africa and Australia, whales are regularly sighted here.
Seaside Serene & Fishing – Balapitiya
This day takes you on an exciting fishing excursion to experience the unhurried beauty of Madu Ganga, which is situated in the tranquil coastal city of Balapitiya. See whales and dolphins from Balapitiya Beach and observe traditional fishing techniques. This pristine lagoon offers visitors a tranquil haven in the middle of Sri Lanka's botanical treasures known for its distinctive mangrove...
Ancient Marvel – Sigiriya
In addition to being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, all three locations are part of the well-known Cultural Triangle. Dambulla Temple is the name of a preserved island cave temple complex. The months of August through September see an exceptionally high concentration of elephants visiting the Minneriya Tank annually.
Safari & Religious Trails – Anuradhapura & Wilpattu
Travel through Sri Lanka's colourful natural environment and fascinating history on a delightful voyage. Explore the historic town of Anuradhapura historic monuments and sacred sites and then go on an exhilarating Jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park which is well-known for its plethora of wildlife and gorgeous scenery.
White Water Rafting – Kitulgala
Beside the Kelani River encircled by a rainforest sits Kitulgala. There are many small waterfalls and streams in the area. The best and safest places in South Asia to go whitewater rafting are thought to be the Kelani River Rapids near Kitulgala. About 10 to 12 hours make up this thrilling adventure.
Birds Quest – Bundala
It is widely acknowledged that Bundala National Park in the Southern Province near Hambantota is the most important site for birdwatching in Sri Lanka. But Yala National Park is home to the highest concentration of aquatic birds and leopards.
Southern Wild Trails – Hambantota
On this journey, you will visit Yala and Ridiyagama, two significant national parks in the Southern Province. Visit well-known locations in Sri Lanka's south, including the Birds Research Centre, the Walawe River Safari, and the Maheepelessa Hot Springs.
City Escapade – Colombo
Enjoy a comprehensive day trip that covers all the main points of interest in Colombo's urban centre which is a delightful blend of the old and the new. Admire the colourful culture by taking a stroll through this energetic city.
Hill Country Bliss – Kandy
The Pinnawala elephant orphanage is an incredible elephant home! Three times a day adorable baby elephants are fed and bathed in this orphanage. Explore Kandy town at your leisure whilst witnessing these adorable animals.
Little Rome’s Highlights – Negombo
Sri Lanka's paradise island is home to a number of well-known tourist destinations including the city of Negombo. Stunning golden beaches ultra-luxurious resorts and an amazing collection of points of interest from the colonial era enhance this town's remarkable appeal through exceptional stages.
Architectural Bliss – Galle
Discover Sri Lanka by traveling in the footsteps of the country's most famous architect Geoffrey Bawa and the rich historical context that influenced his design. To fully understand Bawa's design philosophy explore the properties he created. The unique tropical modernism style of Bawas is a result of the fusion of Dutch Colonial and traditional Sri Lankan architecture.