On the Go - Colombo, Caves and Kandy, 7 night tour from R26 830 pps - land only

Discover Sri Lanka's famous cultural triangle and visit the rock fortress of Sigiriya, the exquisite Dambulla cave temple and the historic Temple of the Tooth in Kandy. Add a scenic train trip through the verdant tea plantations and spot wildlife at Udawalawe National Park, all in an exciting one week holiday.

What's Included

Airport arrival and departure transfers on day one and day eight Seven nights' accommodation in four to five-star and heritage properties Seven breakfasts and one lunch All relevant transfers and transportation in private air-conditioned vehicles Escorted by an English-speaking national guide Guided sightseeing in Dambulla, Polonnaruwa, Sigiriya, Nuwara Eliya, Udawalawe and Colombo Scenic train trip from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya Canoe and tuk tuk trips 15% discount included

Tour highlights: - Sigiriya: Climb the 5th-century fortress ruins - Dambulla: Marvel at the cave temples and their art - Kandy: City tour including tuk tuk ride, Temple of the Tooth and cultural performance - Udawalawe National Park: Jeep safari to search for Asian Elephants - Polonnaruwa: Explore the ancient capital city of Ceylon - Colombo: Tour the Fort area, Galle Face Green and Gangaramaya Temple - Nuwara Eliya: Ride the scenic train past waterfalls and tea plantations from Kandy - Kayanwala village: Canoe ride for a local cookery demonstration

** Book by 02 June 2025. Excludes flights, travel insurance, visas, meals and drinks not specified, tour guide tip (USD3-6 per traveller per day recommended), entrance fees (USD120-140), tipping kitty (USD50-60) and anything of a personal nature not mentioned above. All tours and services are subject to a minimum number of visitors, weather conditions, force majeure or other unforeseen circumstances. Advance purchase, peak season surcharges, block-out periods and minimum stay conditions may apply. Alternative dates and pricing available on request. Please contact us for flights

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