Sri Lanka Tourism – Luxury Holidays & Exclusive Packages

Sri Lanka

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Must-see Attractions

Favorite destinations of professional tourists

Sigiriya

Known as the “Lion Rock,” Sigiriya is a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring an ancient rock fortress rising dramatically from the jungle. Visitors climb to the top for frescoes, royal ruins, and breathtaking panoramic views.

Mirissa

A beautiful coastal town famous for its golden beaches, surfing spots, and whale watching tours. It’s one of the best places in Sri Lanka to relax by the ocean and enjoy vibrant nightlife.

Ella

A scenic mountain village surrounded by tea plantations and misty hills. Popular attractions include Nine Arch Bridge and Little Adam’s Peak, making it perfect for hiking and photography.

Yala National Park

Sri Lanka’s most famous wildlife reserve, known for having one of the highest densities of leopards in the world, along with elephants, crocodiles, and exotic birds.

Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic – Kandy

One of the most sacred Buddhist sites in the world, believed to house a tooth relic of Buddha. The temple is a major pilgrimage destination and a cultural highlight of Sri Lanka.

Galle Fort

A UNESCO-listed colonial fort built by the Portuguese and later expanded by the Dutch. Today, it’s known for its charming streets, boutique shops, cafés, and ocean views.

What to Do in Sri Lanka

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What to Do in Sri Lanka

• Citizens of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries can easily obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before traveling.
• Egyptians and most other Arab nationalities can apply online within minutes.
• Entry is usually valid for up to 30 days and is extendable.

• December – April: Best time to visit the south and west (Colombo – Bentota).
• May – September: Suitable for visiting the east (Trincumala).
• Year-round: A good destination, but it's best to choose your region according to the season.

• The official currency is the Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR).
• However, it is recommended to bring US dollars, as they are the most commonly used currency.
• Credit cards are accepted in most tourist areas.

• The two official languages are Sinhala and Tamil.
• English is widely spoken in hotels and tourist areas and is easy to use.

• Yes, Sri Lanka is generally safe for tourists.

• UAE (Dubai – Colombo): Approximately 4–5 hours.
• Saudi Arabia: Approximately 5–7 hours (direct/indirect).
• Qatar: Approximately 4.5 hours.
• Egypt (usually indirect): Approximately 8–10 hours.

• Private cars with drivers are available (most common for tourists).
• Apps like PickMe and Uber operate in major cities.
• Trains are a great option for tourists, especially the Kandy-Ella route.

• Entrance fees to attractions: approximately $10-$30.
• A meal at a regular restaurant: approximately $5-$12.
• The destination is generally economical compared to other tourist destinations in Asia.

• Yes, there are many halal restaurants, especially in Colombo and Kandy.
• Halal seafood is also readily available.

• Yes, it is suitable for families and honeymooners.
• It combines nature, beaches, and diverse activities.

• Colombo
• Bentota
• Kandy
• Ella (the famous tea train)
• Sigiriya (Lion Rock)
• Nuwara Eliya (Tea Mountains)

In Colombo and Kandy:
• Ministry of Crab (Seafood)
• The Lagoon
• Noga Gama
• Various Arabic and local halal restaurants