Reach Colombo airport. Clear Immigrations, Baggage claim and Customs. Your Local guide will be waiting for you are the airport arrival lounge. Leave towards Kandy. Kandy the last monarchical kingdom of Sri Lanka. A bustling town cradled between towering mountains of lush forest and acres of tea in the central highlands. Kandy is home to the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are a variety of things to do and places to visit in and around Kandy from scenic strolls / Forest Sanctuary and Botanical Gardens to witnessing splendid cultural performances and religious parades. On your way to Kandy lets break the journey in Pinnawala.

Pinnawala: Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage (PEO) is an orphanage, nursery and breeding ground for nearly 100 elephants. It was founded in 1975 by the Sri Lanka Department of Wildlife Conservation to care for and protect the orphaned young elephants that were often found wandering around the forests of Sri Lanka. What began with five baby elephants grew into a program that now cares for a herd of more than 90 elephants. After the visit to Pinnawala its time visit a National Spice & Herbal Garden in Mawanella. Another unique visit in your journey.

Gem Museum & Gem Gallery: Throughout history, Sri Lanka has been known as a land of gems. At a Gem Museum you will have a chance to learn about Gems how it’s being mined, cut polished given shapes.

Temple of the sacred Tooth Relic: The royal palace complex of the ancient Kingdom of Kandy, now the Sri Dalada Maligawa (or the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic) is a Buddhist temple that is home to the tooth relic of Lord Buddha. The city of Kandy was the last great capital of Sri Lanka’s ancient kings, and the presence of the temple is a major reason that the city was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.The relic that lies within the temple has played a major role in Sri Lanka’s political history, as it was believed that the holder of the relic possessed the right to govern the country.

Traditional Dance Show: Kandyan style dancing is among the most distinctive features associated with the culture. It is an age-old traditional art form that can be a treat to watch when performed. Stimulating evening of dance and music. It is a show that celebrates the traditional arts established long ago during the heyday of the Kandyan Kingdom. Free time for a city Stroll in the city. Return back to the hotel and rest of the day at leisure. Stay overnight at Kandy hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel, Leave towards your short beach stay. Before you bid farewell to Kandy. Visit the Royal Botanical Garden in Peradeniya.

Royal Botanical Garden: This was reserved for the exclusive use of Sri Lanka’s ancient Kandyan royalty. But eventually after British colonization, the botanical garden was formally established in 1843 with plants from all over Sri Lanka. There are more than 4000 species of plants that are housed within it, including spices, medicinal plants and palm trees.

Colonial Tea Factory:  Visit a Tea Factory enjoy the tour learn about the process of plucking, processing and packaging tea leaves.

Spice & Herbal Garden: Herbs and spices play a major role in Sri Lankan cuisine, believed to add flavour to food whilst also boosting healthy compounds that fight inflammation and reduce damage to the body’s cells. Herbs are derived from the leaves of a plant, while spices are generally made from its seeds, berries, bark or root. the garden features a variety of spice plants including turmeric, cardamom, ginger, vanilla and nutmeg trees. The plants are grown in neatly arranged nursery beds using methods that do not harm the environment, and rows of piled up coconut husks contribute to the eco-friendly atmosphere. Guests may try out the different spices, and observe the spice- and medicinal-plants being grown in their natural environment

Reach your beach destination. Rest of the day free & easy. Once back to hotel, Dinner & stay overnight at hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel, checkout from Kandy hotel and leave towards your short beach stay. Your journey is via Kitulgala.

Kitulgala:  Area famous for white water rafting. The river that runs through Kitulgala is the Kelani River- the country’s 4th longest river- and tackling these rapids is a thrilling experience. Different grades of rapids making it suitable for any level of rafter, before you embark on your adventure you will be given a safety briefing and lesson on how to swerve through the rapids. Also, keep an eye out for the famous bridge which was featured in the movie “The Bridge on the River Kwai” a location not to be missed. Reach your beach destination. Rest of the day free & easy. Overnight stay at hotel.

Enjoy your breakfast buffet at the hotel. You may procced to leave towards netota after breakfast.

Turtle Hatchery:Turtle Care programs aims to protect sea turtle eggs and increase hatching rates. These Turtle Care centers not only do hatch, but also treat disabled Turtles and treat the weak ones.  Except a study tour of Turtles during your visit to the Turtle Hatchery. For anyone interested are welcome to hold baby Turtles while in Tour.

Madu River Boat Safari: Explore the Bentota Mangrove and its diverse wildlife on a 2-hour river cruise. Hop aboard and cruise along the third largest river in Sri Lanka as you observe water monitor lizards, river birds, and maybe even a rare crocodile in their natural habitats. Spend the day relaxing in nature and exploring these diverse mangroves. Return back to the hotel rest of the day free & easy. Overnight stay at hotel.

Leave towards Colombo after breakfast.

Colombo: The commercial capital of Sri Lanka; Colombo is a bustling city with a rich history, packed with a plethora of things to do and mesmerizing attractions from city temples to skyrise buildings, verdant parks and national monuments. The city is a potpourri of cultures, religions and races making it the most diverse on the island. City Orientation tour of Colombo.

Independence Square: Independence Memorial Hall is a national monument in Sri Lanka built for commemoration of the independence of Sri Lanka from the British rule with the restoration of full governing responsibility to a Ceylonese-elected legislature on February 4, 1948.

Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct: The Old Dutch Hospital is one of the oldest buildings in the Colombo Fort area, having been built somewhere in the late 17th century by the Dutch. It was constructed in order to manage the health and welfare of staff serving under the Dutch. But NOW the Old Dutch Hospital is an attractive shopping precinct that also houses several enticing dining establishments within its historic walls, including the Ministry of Crab, Colombo Fort Café and Spa Ceylon

Old Galle Buck lighthouse: Old Galle Buck Lighthouse, situated in the centre of the rapidly developing zone of the Colombo Port City. The lighthouse was first opened in 1952, and features stunning views of the Indian Ocean at sunset, set against a backdrop of the urbanized centre of Colombo City. The lighthouse is open to the public all year round, but is perhaps best viewed after 5PM in order to take in the magnificent views. Conclude the day visit a visit to the Galle Face Green, with some of the fresh Colombo’s street food in Hand to end the day. Check in to the hotel, Rest of the day free & Easy. Overnight stay at hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel, Checkout by noon and leave towards the airport as per the flight details.