Honeymoon in Sri Lanka

• Nuwara Eliya
• Ella
• Kandy
• Yala
• Passikuda
• Mirissa
• Bentota
• Tangalle
• Sigiriya

Sri Lanka is a year round holiday destination, hence any time is holiday time in Sri Lanka. Although there are two monsoons that affect the country every year, the rains are regional. So if one coastal area is experiencing monsoons, the other coasts have ideal weather conditions for a holiday.

With that being said, rains in Sri Lanka are only for a short period of time. So even if one morning you wake up to a rainy day, high chances are that the sun will come out later that day or at least the next day. Hence your holiday, at any time of the year, in any part of the country, will not be sabotaged with rain.

• Candlelit dinner in a hill country or beach setting
• Enjoy and indulge in a peaceful couples’ spa therapy
• Relax on a private beachfront accessible from a luxurious
  holiday villa/room
• A secluded lakeside camping adventure under the twinkling stars
• A private luxury camping adventure amidst wildlife
• Snuggle by a campfire in the chilly hills of Nuwara Eliya
• A romantic boat ride on the scenic Lake Gregory – Nuwara Eliya
• Moonlight walk on the shores of Tangalle, accompanied by Turtles
• Hand-in-hand walk on quieter beach stretches in Nilaveli and
  Uppuveli
• Walk through scenic tea plantations in the hill country
• Nature trail through Horton Plains National Park to World’s End
• Stunning sunset views on the southern coast
• Colorful sunrise views on the east coast
• A breathtaking train ride through hills, tea plantations, clouds
  and mist (Nanu-Oya to Ella)

• Water sports on the southern coast: sea planes, banana ride, jet
  ski, snorkeling, kitesurfing
• White water rafting in Kitulgala
• Waterfall bathing in Ella
• Rock Climbing in Ella (Little Adams Peak) and/or Sigiriya
  (Lion’s Rock)
• Tea Plucking in Nuwara Eliya
• Jeep Safari at Yala National Park
• Whale and dolphin watching in Mirissa
• Elephant interaction at Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage
• Hot Air Balloon ride over the cultural triangle in Sri Lanka
• Bird watching and jungle adventure at the Sinharaja Forest
  Reserve
• Partying at Casinos and Nightclubs in Colombo

• Visit some local bakeries and street food joints for authentic Lankan Cuisine (Kottu rotti, string hoppers, hoppers, rice and curry)
• Explore village life during your stop at Sigiriya and/or Dambulla – local folk are more than welcoming to serve you
  Stopover in Colombo for a city tour to explore ancient architecture, temples, markets and more.
• While in Colombo, don’t forget to shop at retail stores (for clothing and souvenirs) such as Odel, No Limit, Beverly Street, House of Fashion, Barefoot Gallery, Hermitage and more.
• Visit a certified gem stone outlet and introduce yourself to the gems industry in Sri Lanka.
• Schedule a cultural dance show on one of the evenings in Kandy.

• The best way to reach Sri Lanka is by air – the Bandaranaike International Airport has connecting flights to most parts of the globe.
• Sri Lankan visas can be obtained through the online government website.
• To cover all the honeymoon destinations in Sri Lanka at a peaceful pace, a two week holiday is advisable.
• If you like to explore cultures, try to schedule your holiday during the months of July/August – when the Esala Perahera takes place in Kandy. This is a grand 10 day procession exhibiting a mix of culture, elegant costumes, tradition and talents such as stilt walking, drummers, whippers and dancers.
• For honeymooners with limited time in hands, opt for a heli tour of Sri Lanka to cut down travel time and cover more places in Sri Lanka.