Sublime Sri Lanka
Discover why Sri Lanka’s ancient name is Serendip – the island full of delightful surprises! You’ll explore historic cultural heartlands by bike, visit the breathtaking tea growing slopes of hill country, enjoy a lively Kandyan dance lesson, head into the interior to trek through the Sri Lankan jungle, enjoy encounters with elephants, search for elusive leopards in Yala National Park and unwind next to the vast Indian Ocean. Sri Lanka has something for everyone and never fails to enchant visitors. This action packed itinerary is ideal for active families with teenagers.
Transport - Minibus, bike, on foot, 4WD. Hotel (12nts), camping (2nts).
Accommodation - Hotel (12nts), camping (2nts).
Meals - 14 breakfasts 2 lunches, 3 dinners.
Yala National Park
Discover Yala, Sri Lanka's most popular national park due in part to the fact that it has one of the highest leopard concenrations in the world. If you are very lucky you might spot one in amongst a huge variety of other flora and fauna.
Polonnaruwa
Polonnaruwa, an ancient city of great historical significance, lies spread out in well preserved ruins. Playful monkeys roam free to gather on the remnants of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering fabulous photographic opportunities.
Knuckles
Winding dirt tracks twist and turn through forgotten tea plantations and a splattering of tiny villages. Your journey overlooks the forests which sweep the misty hills of the enchanting Knuckles Range before arriving at your campsite, which offers spectacular panorama and a great starting point for a host of jungle treks.
Beach
There's time to relax towards the end of your holiday on one of Sri Lanka's fabulous south coast beaches. Your hotel overlooks the vast Indian Ocean - a perfect location to reflect on an amazing adventure!
Our Sublime Sri Lanka trip is just one of our many Asia Family tours. To find out more visit our Asia holidays page.
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