On arrival, you will be welcomed by our representatives at the airport and thereafter transferred to Jetwing Beach, Negombo. Negombo Popular for its beach and catamaran trips, Negombo is a famous fishing village in the northern part of the Colombo district. Situated by the shores of a lagoon, Negombo was once the trading port for the Portuguese and Dutch. Just 30 minutes away, Negombo is an ideal place for those who want quick access to and from the airport. Take a leisurely walk in the area to explore the many handicrafts and curio shops, gem shops restaurants that occupy this fishing village. You may visit the Negombo lagoon and a fish auction and make an unforgettable visit to the Dutch fort and an old Catholic Church. The 100km long canal running through the town is still being used and is an attraction for those who want to see the country from a different perspective. Spend the evening at leisure. Diner and Overnight at Heritance Negombo, Negombo or similar. (Deluxe)

Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed to Sigiriya. Check in at the hotel. Evening at leisure in the hotel. Diner and Overnight at Fresco Water Villa, Sigiriya or similar. (Standard)

Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed to the Rock Fortress of Sigiriya. Sigiriya Imagine walking through the mouth of a Lion lying a top a 200-meter-tall rock to enter a king’s fortress like no other. That’s what it would have felt like for King Kashyapa and his fellow followers who entered the fortress of Sigiriya. With a 360-degree view of the surrounding landscape it was the perfect location for a fortress of a king anticipating an invasion. The king surrounded his fortress with a boulder and water garden that host an ancient irrigation system the continues to baffle the modern engineer, which to date sprouts water on a rainy day. The kings bathing pool found on top of the rock holds water year throughout and it is still an unsolved mystery as to how water is taken to the top of the rock without visible piping. The frescos painted on to the rock are ones not to miss as they show off the mastery of the artists of old. The rocky outcrop and the surrounding areas were in use by humans much before the time of King Kashyapa. Aligala (Elephant rock) situated close to the main fortress is one such location where early man occupied the area over 5000 years ago. Termed as the 8th wonder of the world this complex used as fortress and as a monastery is true marvel of architecture, design and art and is a UNESCO world heritage site and is something that should not be missed by the anyone traveling to the island. Proceed to Polonnaruwa. And engage in a city tour of Polonnaruwa. Return to the hotel. Diner and Overnight at Fresco Water Villa, Sigiriya or similar. (Standard)

Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed to Kandy. Kandy Kandy surrounded by scenic mountains and tea plantations is a majestic city with much pride as the last stronghold of the Sinhalese Kings. Kandy was declared as a World Heritage site as it is home to the “Dalada Maligawa” - Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic of the Buddha. Today, it is the centre of Buddhism, arts, crafts, dancing, music and culture. From its religious sites to spectacular train rides, Kandy is renowned for its Esala Perahera (usually held in July or August) which is a must-see event featuring dancers, jugglers, musicians, fire-breathers and lavishly decorated elephants. During this parade, the tooth relic is set upon a respectable tusker who carries it around the city which is considered to be a blessing. Check in at the hotel. Spend the evening at leisure. Diner and Overnight at Tourmaline Hotel, Kandy or similar. (Deluxe)

Breakfast at the hotel. Visit the temple of the tooth relic in Kandy. Temple of the Tooth Relic The Temple of the Tooth Relic or ‘Dalada Maligawa’, is a masterpiece of ancient and traditional Kandyan architecture in which the Royal Palace complex and the Temple of the Tooth of Buddha are juxtaposed. The complex, situated in the heart of the sacred city of Kandy is the icon of its heritage, today the home of the sacred tooth relic of the Buddha that determined the capital of the island for centuries, thus a political symbol of power. The Temple of the Tooth is venerated by millions of devotees across the country and the world. The much-anticipated grand Kandy Esala Perahera Festival pays tribute to the tooth relic in style every July or August decorated with twinkling lights, drumbeats so catchy amid dancers and elephants in lavish colours showered by holy blessings. When it is time to make offerings, the temple transforms into a ceremonial setting showcasing the traditions passed on from royal times, beautiful a sight dotted with a myriad of pilgrims dressed in white. In the afternoon visit the Royal botanical gardens of Peradeniya. Diner and Overnight at Tourmaline Hotel, Kandy or similar. (Deluxe)

Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed to Colombo. Colombo Sri Lanka’s largest city, Colombo, located on the west coast is the trade and commercial capital that has been the traditional gateway to the orient. This commercial hub is a mix of east, west, past and present drawing together all the cultures, religions and influences of colonialism into a perfect blend of sounds, smells and a kaleidoscope of colour. No longer just a sprawling city, you have to endure its beaches, a worthy destination on its own right, which makes an excellent start or finish to your Sri Lankan holiday. From the local bazaar known as ‘Pettah’ to the popular rendezvous spot ‘Galle Face Green’, where most days it’s dotted with kite flyers, bubble blowers, families and mouth-watering street food, it is Colombo’s vibrant identity coming to life. The city is also home to galleries and shops offering the best shopping opportunities and stylish eateries serving mouth-watering food of all types with fine representation of local and international cuisine. Check in at the hotel. Diner and Overnight at ME Colombo, or similar. (Superior Room)

Breakfast. Leave for the Departure flight as per the flight schedule