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Bordered by the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is a spicy and colourful island but also a destination of choice in Asia. Prepare to explore everything this country has to offer.
A perfect blend of beaches, exotic and wild natural spaces and striking cultural places, "The Pearl of the Indian Ocean" has a lot to offer visitors who wish to experience a thrilling adventure in the heart of a sublime country!
With an important colonial past with Portuguese, Dutch and English influences, this is a charming city in Sri Lanka and a high place of culture marked by an exciting history. The must-see of the city: the fort which consists of a set of cobbled streets, with a mixture of colours and tropical vegetation.
It is a lively area where it is good to stop for a coffee and wander through the walls full of history.
On the Indian Ocean, this destination is ideal for families and groups of friends who want to enjoy a beach holiday. This city is quiet and peaceful, a true haven of peace for those in search of a paradise retreat in an exotic destination. Do not leave without visiting the magnificent Mulkirigala Raja Maha Viharaya temple or without participating in a turtles observation session at Rekawa Beach.
Our villas in the heart of Tangalle all have a swimming pool and some even offer direct access to the beach.
It is an important city in Sri Lanka, indeed Colombo is the economic capital of the country. Known for its past, marked by Portuguese influence and its sublime markets. You will find many Buddhist and Hindu temples, so you can soak up the local culture. You will certainly be amazed to admire the colours that come to give life to the temples.
The city is also an ideal playground for seasoned shopaholics who will find bargains in the many local markets including the famous Pettah Bazaar.
Get ready to take your camera, this is especially for the animal lovers. In this immense park you can observe buffalos, sambars, crocodiles and birds, but especially elephants!
You will discover the incredible fauna and flora of this sublime region and if you live an even more unforgettable experience do not hesitate to pay a visit in the early morning or at dusk to enjoy the flamboyant sunset. Families generally enjoy a visit in a jeep. Drivers do not hesitate to stop by shutting down the engine for a while so that you enjoy your visit as much as possible.
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This mountain is famous for its pilgrimages. Indeed, for thousands of years, pilgrims have climbed its 2,200-metre slope during the night. Adam, Buddha and Shiva would have left their mark.
Although the climb is exhausting, you can watch the sun rise and take a few breaks in the numerous tea houses that dot the course.
This city of 7.179 km² was the capital of the country and the seat of the Sinhala power for about 15 centuries, and it is felt widely when one visits its walls. Buddhism is omnipresent in this sublime city, so be sure to take knowledge of the rules of local behaviour before visiting the many temples. This ancient marvel is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains treasures such as the tree Bô under which the Buddha would have reached Awakening.
The must: visit this place by bike, walking between the monasteries and the great dagobas.
This former royal capital of Sri Lanka is one of the most important archaeological sites in the country and is even a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nothing but the gardens are worth the detour as they are beautiful and lush. You can climb to the top of the famous lion's rock, the ascent begins between its two legs.
At the top you will find magnificent ruins, but, above all, an incredible panoramic view of the surroundings.
Anecdote: Did you hear about the Sigirîya guards? When you visit this beautiful city, you can see on the terrace of the West face, brown spots glued to the wall. These are swarms of giant hornets, which have been there for years. Sometimes the hornets attack the visitors so stay away but there is the presence of metal grid, to avoid any accident. The government has tried repeatedly to dislodge the insects in vain, since the legend tells that they are the guardians of the city.
This city has a precious treasure that it is wise to visit. In fact, you will find in Polonnaruwa a gigantic archaeological site inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage.
Do not forget to visit the famous Gal Vihara, an impressive set of ruins with its incredible carved Buddhas, it is really something!
For an even more unique and unforgettable experience: visit this place full of culture and history during the sunset to benefit from the pink light that embraces the buildings.
These are 5 caves, holy places of Buddhism. You can admire many statues in the image of Buddha, but the most impressive remains the murals still brightly coloured, such a point that we even talk about the Golden Temple of Dambulla.
