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  • Price starts from £ 799,-
  • Days: 20
  • Group size: 2-24
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SSRPrint: Sri Lanka: a land like no other

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Itinerary
1 Chilaw
2 Chilaw
3 Polonnaruwa
4 Polonnaruwa
5 Polonnaruwa
6 Kandy
7 Kandy
8 Kandy
9 Nuwara Eliya
10 Bandarawela
11 Bandarawela
12 Udawalawe Reserve
13 Tissamaharama
14 Tissamaharama
15 Hikkaduwa
16 Hikkaduwa
17 Hikkaduwa
18 Negombo
19 Negombo
20 End of tour

What's included

  • Accommodation in hotels
  • one night camping
  • transportation in AC (mini)buses only for transfers from hotel to hotel
  • train journey from Nanu Oya to Bandarawella
  •  Entrance fee for: Udawalawe National Park and 4 x 4 jeep for safari , dinner and breakfast in Udawalawe Camp
  • visit to Anuradhapura, Mihintale, Dambulla, Wood Carving, Spice Garden, Aluvihare, Tea factory and Kataragama
  • Transfers to Sigiriya from Polonnaruwa for optional tour (entrance fee excluded) English speaking tour leader.

What's not included

  • International flights
  • all other meals
  • tips
  • visas
  • optional excursions
  • all entrance fees
  • airport transfers
  • booking fee
  • travel insurance.

Extra Pocket money: £125 - £150 p.w.
Single room: £ 359

Please note

Groups less than 6 travellers will be guided by an English driver/guide in a smaller vehicle. Starting from 6 people you will be accompanied by an extra English speaking escort.

 
Marco Polo considered Sri Lanka the finest isle of its size in the entire world. This lush tropical island is home to Buddhist monuments, paddy-fields, picturesque villages, high mountains and nature reserves. For a small island, Sri Lanka has been called by many names - Serendib, Ceylon, Teardrop of India, Resplendent Isle and Pearl of the Orient…. This colourful collection of names explains its richness and beauty, and the intensity of the affection it evokes to its visitors. Head for the rolling hills to escape the heat of the plains. In the cool tea plantations the entire island is teeming with bird life and exotics like elephants and leopards are not uncommon. The people are friendly, the food is delicious and costs are low.

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ETA system: Sri Lanka

24-01-2012

Please note that as from 1st January 2012, all visitors to Sri Lanka will need to purchase an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization). Please see www.eta.gov.lk for further details and to submit your application. It is still possible to purchase the authorization upon arrival into Sri Lanka but we would recommend doing so in advance of travel.