Wildlife Safaris
Jeep safaris for leopards, elephants and sloth bears in Sri Lanka’s national parks.
The moments that shape a Sri Lanka trip — and where and when to find them. Each one links to the places, tours and day trips that include it.
Jeep safaris for leopards, elephants and sloth bears in Sri Lanka’s national parks.
Hill-country falls such as Ravana Falls near Ella, and many more in the highlands.
Endemic species in Sinharaja and water birds in the dry-zone parks.
Temples, festivals, dance and the living traditions of Sri Lanka’s communities.
Ancient capitals, rock fortresses and cave temples of the Cultural Triangle.
Places associated in Hindu tradition and local belief with the Ramayana.
South and west coast beaches in winter, east coast beaches in summer.
Beginner waves at Weligama; world-class points at Arugam Bay in summer.
Reefs at Hikkaduwa and Pigeon Island, and dive sites on both coasts in season.
Blue whales and other species off Mirissa in winter and Trincomalee in summer.
Mangrove channels, river safaris and lagoon wildlife.
Tea estates, factories and tastings in the central highlands.
Cooking classes, markets and regional cuisines.
Time with rural communities around the Cultural Triangle and hill country.
Ayurveda treatments and retreats, mainly on the west and south coasts.
The hill-country railway through tea estates between Kandy, Nanu Oya and Ella.
Sunrise viewpoints, tea landscapes, wildlife and street life.
Helicopter sightseeing and transfers where available — subject to operator schedules.
Experiences that work well for children.
Sunsets, special stays and quiet beaches for couples and honeymooners.
Share your dates, interests and pace. A Meth Travels consultant will design a route around you — and keep adjusting it until it is right.