Customizable Seven day Private tour and Itinerary Service

A tall, multi-tiered waterfall on the mountain road into the highlands. Guests can see it from viewpoints along the way.

A walk through a working tea factory to see how fresh leaves are withered, rolled, dried and sorted into Ceylon tea. The tour ends with a tasting overlooking the tea estates.

A well-kept Victorian-style park in the middle of town, with flower beds, shady trees and birdlife.

A scenic lake on the edge of town with walking paths, and options for boat rides, pony rides and cycling.

Known as "Little England," this cool hill town has colonial-era buildings, a pink post office, flower gardens and local markets. It's a noticeable change of climate from the lowlands.

A high-altitude plateau of grassland and cloud forest. Guests walk a 9 km loop trail to World's End, a sheer cliff with a drop of about 870 metres, and Baker's Falls. An early start gives the best chance of clear views before the mist rolls in.

One of the most beautiful train journeys in the world from Nanu Oya to Ella, winding through tea plantations, misty hills, waterfalls and small mountain villages. Your chauffeur drives ahead and meets guests at Ella station.

A colonial-era stone railway bridge set in the jungle, and one of Sri Lanka's most photographed spots. Timing the visit with a passing train is a highlight.

An easy hike, about 45 minutes each way, through tea fields to a summit with panoramic views over Ella Gap and the surrounding hills. It suits most fitness levels.

A wide waterfall right beside the main road, tied to the legend of King Ravana from the Ramayana. It's a quick photo stop on the way south.

A 4x4 jeep safari through open grassland, well known for some of the most reliable wild elephant sightings in Asia. Guests may also see water buffalo, crocodiles, deer and many bird species.

An early morning boat trip into the Indian Ocean to look for blue whales, sperm whales, spinner dolphins and turtles.

A 17th-century Dutch fort and UNESCO site, with cobbled streets, colonial buildings, a lighthouse, boutique shops and cafés. The walk along the ramparts at sunset is especially beautiful.

A curved, sheltered beach with calm water, good for swimming and snorkelling, and lined with beach cafés.

A boat ride through mangrove tunnels and small islands, including a cinnamon island and a traditional fish therapy stop. There's plenty of birdlife and sometimes monitor lizards or crocodiles.