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  • No.403 – Elakanda Road, Hendala,Wattala Sri Lanka.
  • 08.00 A.M - 5.00 P.M
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Travel Light, Leave a Lasting Impact – Explore Sri Lanka Sustainably

Discover Sri Lanka the Sustainable Way

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Trip Length: 15 Days

Embark on a 15-day eco-journey across Sri Lanka where every step supports the planet and local communities. From kayaking in Negombo lagoons to tea-tasting in misty highlands, ethical wildlife safaris, and serene eco-retreats, this tour blends adventure, culture, and conscious living — all in one unforgettable island escape.

01 Day
02 Day

Arrival in Colombo & Negombo

  • Arrive at Bandaranaike International Airport (Colombo).
  • Stay at an eco-friendly guesthouse or small local hotel in Negombo.
  • Explore the Negombo Lagoon by kayak with a local community-run tour.
  • Visit sustainable fishing villages and learn about traditional fishing methods.
03 Day
04 Day

Sigiriya & Dambulla

  • Travel to Sigiriya (about 4 hours by train/bus or private eco-transport).
  • Climb Sigiriya Rock Fortress early morning to avoid crowds.
  • Visit nearby sustainable villages and organic farms.
  • Explore Dambulla Cave Temple, preserving heritage and avoiding plastic usage.
05 Day
06 Day

Minneriya National Park & Eco Villages

  • Go on a responsible jeep safari in Minneriya National Park to see elephants.
  • Stay at an eco-lodge that supports conservation efforts.
  • Participate in community projects like tree planting or organic farming workshops.
07 Day
08 Day

Kandy – Sacred City & Cultural Show

  • Travel to Kandy via scenic train or eco-friendly transport.
  • Visit the Temple of the Tooth with respect for cultural heritage.
  • Explore Udawattakele Forest Reserve, a protected forest reserve.
  • Stroll around Kandy Lake
  • Shop at local markets promoting handicrafts and fair-trade products.
09 Day
10 Day

Nuwara Eliya / Horton Plains

  • Journey to Nuwara Eliya, the heart of Sri Lanka’s tea country.
  • Stay at a sustainable tea estate guesthouse.
  • Hike Horton Plains National Park (World’s End) early morning to reduce environmental impact.
  • Learn about organic tea cultivation and sample local teas
11 Day
12 Day

Ella

  • Take the scenic train ride to Ella, one of the most eco-conscious routes.
  • Stay in an eco-friendly guesthouse.
  • Hike Little Adam’s Peak and visit Diyaluma Falls.
  • Support local cafés and artisan businesses.
13 Day
14 Day

Yala National Park / Tissamaharama

  • Visit Yala National Park with certified eco-tour operators.
  • Stay at a sustainable eco-lodge or camp.
  • Respect wildlife by maintaining safe distances and following guidelines.
15 Day

Return to Colombo & Departure

  • Travel back to Colombo sustainably (train or eco-friendly shuttle).
  • Last-minute shopping at local cooperatives for souvenirs.
  • Depart from Bandaranaike International Airport.

Journey Highlights

  • Eco-Adventures: Kayak in Negombo Lagoon, hike Little Adam’s Peak, and explore World’s End in Horton Plains.
  • Wildlife & Conservation: Ethical safaris in Minneriya & Yala National Parks with certified eco-operators.
  • Local Immersion: Stay in eco-lodges, meet traditional fishing communities, and join organic farming workshops.
  • Green Travel: Scenic train rides through the Central Highlands, reducing your carbon footprint.
  • Tea Trails: Visit sustainable tea plantations and enjoy farm-to-cup experiences.
  • Nature & Mindfulness: Forest bathing in Udawattakele, yoga mornings in Ella, and organic meals at every stop.

💡 Insightful Tips for the Eco-Traveler

  • Bring a refillable bottle — water refill stations are common in eco-lodges.
  • Pack biodegradable toiletries and reusable shopping bags.
  • Embrace local transport when possible — trains and tuk-tuks reduce your emissions.
  • Say no to plastic straws and yes to palm leaf plates and clay cups.

FAQ

Q: Is this tour suitable for families?

Yes! With flexible pacing, cultural learning, and nature activities, it’s ideal for eco-conscious families.

Q: Do I need prior hiking experience?

No, most hikes (like Little Adam’s Peak) are moderate and beginner-friendly.

Q: Are the accommodations comfortable?

Absolutely — you’ll stay at eco-lodges and boutique guesthouses that blend sustainability with comfort.

Q: What’s the best time to take this tour?

December to April is ideal for the southern and central regions, while June to September is best for the

Q: Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?

Yes, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are widely available at eco-certified places.