Day 1: Highland Tea Plantations. On the way to the Tea Factory you will see the famous Tea Plantations of Ceylon, which are locat …
Day 1: Pinnawala elephant nursery. Here you can watch, chat and feed the Indian elephants. The Pinnawala Elephant Nursery began i …
Day 1: Pinnawala elephant nursery. Here you can watch, chat and feed the Indian elephants. The Pinnawala Elephant Nursery began i …
Day 1: Pinnawala elephant nursery. Here you can watch, chat and feed the Indian elephants. The shelter was opened by the Sri Lank …
Pinnawala elephant nursery. Here you can watch, chat and feed the Indian elephants. The Pinnawala Elephant Nursery began in 1975 f …
The tour begins with a transfer by car to the southern coast of the island - Mirissa. We need to get on the boat. The trip will ta …
Pinnawala elephant nursery. Here you can watch, chat and feed the Indian elephants. The Pinnawala Elephant Nursery began in 1975 f …
Sri Lanka is not a large country, but it has a very rich flora and fauna. The International Environment Organization has officiall …
Day 1: Pinnawala elephant nursery. Here you can watch, chat and feed the Indian elephants. The shelter was opened by the Sri Lank …
Polonnaruwa is the medieval capital of Sri Lanka (1070-1293) and today one of the most important centers of cultural heritage of t …
Pinnawala elephant nursery. Here you can watch, chat and feed the Indian elephants. The Pinnawala Elephant Nursery began in 1975 f …
Day 1: Polonnaruwa is the medieval capital of Sri Lanka (1070-1293) and today one of the most important centers of cultural herit …
Beruvala is a cozy coastal town in southwestern Sri Lanka that is great as a starting point for exploring the island. It combines a warm sea, relaxed atmosphere and convenient transport links, allowing you to reach the key attractions of the country in a few hours. From here begin short day trips to the southern beaches, and long routes through the central mountains and reserves.
The historic routes around Beruvala lead to the authentic treasures of Sri Lanka. Polonnaruwa, the former medieval capital (1070-1293), reveals the pages of the ancient state, and Sigiriya with its famous rock and frescoes impresses even seasoned travelers. Kandy preserves the cultural heart of the island and the famous Temple of the Tooth of the Buddha, while Fort Galle on the south coast will tell about maritime trade and colonial history.
Natural excursions amaze with the variety of landscapes: from the tea plantations of Nuwara Eliya to the Horton plateau with picturesque trails and views. Adam’s Peak remains a sacred pilgrimage site for several religions, and the Pinnawala Elephant Nursery provides a unique opportunity to see and feed the animals in a live environment. Wildlife lovers will appreciate the Yala safari, where elephants, leopards and a host of birds meet, and from the south coast send boats to whale watching off Mirissa.
The formats of excursions are diverse: individual programs, group trips, hiking and car routes throughout the country. For those who prefer immersion in the local culture and comfort, excursions in Russian are available, as well as excursions with a Russian-speaking guide, which make each trip more understandable and lively. A local guide will tell you the best route, help you read the history of monuments and discover little-known corners away from the hiking trails.
When planning a trip from Beruvala, choose a route according to your mood – from quiet walks through tea terraces to busy days in ancient cities and wildlife observations. Book a guided tour in advance or put together an individual program to see the best that Sri Lanka offers. Discover an island with vivid stories and vivid experiences, and let each walk be a memory for a lifetime.
