Two coasts, two seasons, no bad time to come.
The south and west from November to April; the east from May to September. There is always a good beach open.
The double monsoon is Sri Lanka best-kept logistical secret. When the south coast is being rained on, the east is glass. Plan around it and the island has no low season at all.
We match the coast to your dates rather than the other way round, and we know which stretches of sand are genuinely swimmable in each month.
Culture & Heritage
Culture, hill country, safari and the south coast in ten days
The full anticlockwise loop at a pace that still leaves room to swim: cave temples, the rock fortress, tea country by train, a Yala safari and the Galle coast.
Culture & Heritage
Culture, tea country, the scenic train, safari and the south coast
Everything most first-time visitors come for, in a single week: the rock fortress, the Temple of the Tooth, the tea train, a Yala safari and Galle Fort.
Beach & Coastal
Six days on the south coast, with just enough culture
Unawatuna, Mirissa and Weligama at walking pace — snorkelling, whales in season, a surf lesson if you want one, and Galle Fort in the cool of the afternoon.
Get off the tarmac.
The island, quietly and completely.
Leopards, blue whales and the largest land mammal in Asia.
Eight UNESCO sites in a country the size of Ireland.
Somewhere to disappear for a fortnight.
Ayurveda, where it was actually written down.
Tell us what you imagine — a rough idea is plenty — and we will turn it into a journey worth remembering. No obligation, no pressure, and a real person on the other end.
Or call +94 77 790 4054 · Mon–Sat, 8.30am – 6.00pm (GMT+5:30)
