Destinations
Where every place tells a story
Sun, sea, and the rhythm of island life
Sri Lanka’s coastline is a world of turquoise bays, vibrant marine ecosystems, and lively beach communities. From snorkeling and whale watching to surf culture and quiet retreats, these shores offer endless freedom and connection to the ocean.
Mirissa
Mirissa is one of the world’s top locations for spotting blue whales and spinner dolphins in their natural habitat. Its gentle crescent shaped coastline offers calm waters perfect for swimming and relaxation. Coconut Tree Hill provides some of the most iconic sunrise and sunset views on the southern coast. Mirissa beautifully balances nature, soft adventure, and serene beach living.
Kalpitiya
Arugam Bay
Arugam Bay is internationally celebrated for its world class surf breaks that attract surfers from across the globe. The nearby Kumana National Park offers excellent birdwatching and wildlife viewing opportunities. The bay’s relaxed atmosphere, yoga culture, and beachside cafes create a laid back coastal lifestyle. It is a perfect blend of adventure and slow paced island charm.
Unawatuna
Unawatuna is beloved for its sheltered bay, soft waves, and colourful coral reefs that appeal to snorkellers and families. The area features historic temples, scenic viewpoints, and coastal trails with beautiful photographic spots. Its lively beachfront offers dining, cafes, and boutique stays that enhance the holiday atmosphere. Unawatuna is ideal for travellers seeking comfort, ocean activities, and vibrant beach culture.
Hiriketiya
Hiriketiya is a picturesque horseshoe shaped bay known for its consistent surf that suits both beginners and intermediate surfers. Its relaxed coastal vibe attracts travellers looking for a stylish yet laid back beach experience. The area is lined with boutique cafes, yoga studios, and charming hideaways that complement its natural beauty. Hiriketiya offers a perfect blend of surf energy and serene tropical living.
Nilaveli
Tangalle
Tangalle features expansive beaches framed by coconut groves and natural rock pools that create a tranquil coastal atmosphere. It’s quiet environment offers privacy and relaxation for couples and solitude seekers. Nearby Rekawa Beach is an important turtle nesting site that allows rare nighttime viewing experiences. Tangalle blends soothing natural scenery with boutique luxury stays.
Hikkaduwa
Hikkaduwa is known for its coral gardens and the friendly sea turtles that swim near its shallow shores. It is a hub for snorkeling, diving, surfing, and water-based activities. The lively beachfront is lined with restaurants, seafood grills, shops, and bars that create an energetic coastal scene. Hikkaduwa balances vibrant culture with marine filled adventures.
Trincomalee
Trincomalee boasts one of the most beautiful natural harbors in the world and an impressive coastal heritage. The mid-year months bring excellent whale watching opportunities. Koneswaram Temple offers panoramic ocean views and significant cultural history. Surrounding beaches such as Uppuveli and Nilaveli provide calm spaces for relaxation and sea-based activities.
Bentota
Bentota is famous for its golden beaches and scenic river estuaries that offer a wide range of water activities. Travellers can enjoy jet skiing, river cruises, banana boat rides, and nature filled boat safaris. The region also features cultural attractions including craft villages and serene gardens. Bentota blends leisure, comfort, and recreation, making it one of Sri Lanka’s top resort destinations.
Where mountains meet mist and serenity
Sri Lanka’s central highlands are a lush wonderland of tea plantations, rolling hills, and cool mountain air. Feel Ceylonn curates journeys that reveal the magic of these elevated landscapes, offering scenic retreats, nature walks, and cultural insights. Every destination in the highlands invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the island’s natural beauty.
Ella
Knuckles Mountain Range
The Knuckles Mountain Range is a UNESCO World Heritage recognized landscape with dramatic peaks, deep valleys, and untouched cloud forests. It is a paradise for hikers, birdwatchers, and nature enthusiasts, offering trails that range from gentle walks to challenging treks. Rare flora and fauna make the region a hotspot for biodiversity. Exploring Knuckles reveals a hidden, mystical side of Sri Lanka rarely seen by casual visitors.
Horton Plains & World's End
Horton Plains National Park is a high-altitude plateau famed for its unique grasslands, cloud forests, and wildlife such as sambar deer and endemic bird species. World’s End, a dramatic cliff with a drop of over 800 meters, offers breathtaking panoramic views on clear days. The park’s walking trails allow visitors to experience misty landscapes, Baker’s Falls, and tranquil natural surroundings. Horton Plains combines adventure, nature, and awe-inspiring scenery in one unforgettable experience.
Haputale
Haputale sits perched among misty hills and expansive tea estates, offering sweeping views of the southern plains. It is an ideal destination for nature walks, scenic viewpoints, and serene tea plantation visits. The town’s cool climate and calm pace provide a perfect retreat from busier tourist hubs. Haputale allows travelers to immerse themselves in the rhythm of highland life while enjoying spectacular vistas.
Nuwara Eliya
Nuwara Eliya, often called “Little England,” is known for its colonial charm, lush gardens, and cool highland climate. The town is surrounded by rolling tea plantations, serene lakes, and colorful flower gardens, making it ideal for leisurely exploration. Golf, boating, and visits to historic estates add variety to the experience. Nuwara Eliya offers a blend of nature, history, and culture at the heart of Sri Lanka’s highlands.
Step into the stories of a timeless island
Sri Lanka’s rich history and cultural heritage are woven into its ancient cities, rock fortresses, and sacred monasteries. Feel Ceylonn guides travelers along heritage trails that reveal the island’s past, offering immersive experiences, awe inspiring architecture, and connections to centuries of tradition. Each destination tells a story, inviting you to walk in the footsteps of kings, monks, and civilizations long past.
Sigiriya Rock Fortress
Sigiriya, also known as the Lion Rock, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic landmarks. This ancient fortress complex features impressive rock paintings, water gardens, and monumental architecture dating back to the 5th century. Climbing to the summit rewards visitors with panoramic views over lush forests and surrounding villages. Sigiriya is a perfect blend of history, archaeology, and natural beauty.
Polonnaruwa Ancient City
Polonnaruwa was the medieval capital of Sri Lanka and is renowned for its well-preserved ruins, including royal palaces, temples, and colossal statues of Buddha. The city’s archaeological park offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient engineering, art, and urban planning. Visitors can explore the Gal Vihara rock temple with its intricately carved stone Buddhas. Polonnaruwa provides a unique opportunity to experience the grandeur of Sri Lanka’s cultural past.
Ritigala Forest Monastery
Ritigala is an ancient Buddhist monastery set within a remote forest reserve, shrouded in mist and mystery. The site features stone pathways, meditation platforms, and ruins intertwined with the jungle, creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere. Ritigala is ideal for travelers seeking spiritual reflection, quiet walks, and a connection to monastic life. Its natural and historical setting makes it one of the island’s most mystical destinations.
Anuradhapura Sacred City
Anuradhapura is one of Sri Lanka’s oldest cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its sacred stupas, monastic complexes, and Bodhi tree believed to be a sapling from the original tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment. The city is a major pilgrimage destination, with ancient reservoirs, stone carvings, and stupas reflecting centuries of devotion. Anuradhapura blends spirituality, history, and archaeology into an unforgettable heritage experience.
Jaffna
Jaffna is the cultural and historical heart of Sri Lanka’s northern peninsula, offering vibrant traditions, colonial architecture, and local cuisine unique to the region. The city is home to Nallur Kandaswamy Temple, Dutch forts, and colorful markets that reveal its dynamic past. Visitors can explore nearby islands, quiet beaches, and Hindu cultural landmarks. Jaffna offers a distinctive perspective on Sri Lanka’s diversity and rich heritage.
Discover untamed landscapes and extraordinary wildlife
Sri Lanka is home to lush rainforests, vast national parks, and unique ecosystems where wildlife roams freely. Feel Ceylonn takes travelers on immersive journeys into these natural havens, offering safari adventures, guided nature walks, and encounters with the island’s iconic species. Every destination is an opportunity to connect with the raw beauty and biodiversity of Sri Lanka.
Wilpattu National Park
Wilpattu is the largest national park in Sri Lanka, famous for its “willus,” or natural lakes, which attract a rich variety of wildlife. It is home to elusive leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and numerous bird species. The park’s remote and unspoiled terrain provides an authentic safari experience away from the crowds. Wilpattu offers a unique chance to witness Sri Lanka’s wilderness in its purest form.
Yala National Park
Yala is one of Sri Lanka’s most popular national parks, renowned for its high concentration of leopards. Visitors can also see elephants, crocodiles, and a diverse array of birdlife across its varied landscapes. The park combines dry forests, lagoons, and grasslands, creating excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. Yala offers an exhilarating safari experience and unforgettable encounters with the island’s wild inhabitants.
Bundala National Park
Bundala is a UNESCO designated biosphere reserve, famous for its wetlands and migratory bird populations. The park attracts flamingos, pelicans, and hundreds of other waterfowl, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. Its coastal lagoons, salt flats, and mangroves support a rich ecosystem for wildlife and aquatic species. Bundala is a must visit for those seeking biodiversity and tranquil natural scenery.
Sinharaja Rainforest
Sinharaja is Sri Lanka’s last primary rainforest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, rich in endemic flora and fauna. Guided walks reveal rare birds, butterflies, and mammals, as well as towering trees and dense undergrowth. The forest offers a serene escape into nature, with trails leading to streams, waterfalls, and misty glades. Sinharaja immerses travelers in the vibrant, untouched heart of the island’s wilderness.
Minneriya National Park
Minneriya is famous for the seasonal “Gathering,” when hundreds of elephants converge near the park’s reservoirs. The park is also home to leopards, sambar deer, and numerous bird species. Open grasslands and dry forests provide ideal conditions for wildlife observation. Minneriya offers one of Sri Lanka’s most remarkable and accessible wildlife spectacles.
Where devotion, tradition, and sacred spaces inspire
Sri Lanka’s spiritual heritage is deeply intertwined with its landscapes, culture, and history. Feel Ceylonn curates’ journeys that lead travelers to sacred temples, pilgrimage paths, and lesser-known cultural treasures. Each destination offers opportunities for reflection, reverence, and connection with the island’s rich spiritual traditions.
Temple of the Tooth, Kandy
The Temple of the Tooth is one of Sri Lanka’s most sacred Buddhist sites, housing a revered relic of Buddha. Visitors can witness daily rituals, traditional ceremonies, and the grandeur of Kandyan architecture. The temple is set amidst Kandy’s scenic lake and hills, creating a spiritual and visually striking experience. It is a central destination for devotion, culture, and history.
Adam’s Peak
Adam’s Peak is a pilgrimage mountain famous for the “Sri Pada,” or sacred footprint believed to be that of Buddha. Climbers often ascend at night to witness the sunrise, casting dramatic shadows over the central plains. The mountain is surrounded by lush forests and tea plantations, adding natural beauty to the spiritual journey. Adam’s Peak combines devotion, physical challenge, and breathtaking scenery.
Kataragama
Kataragama is a sacred town revered by Buddhists, Hindus, and Muslims alike, with festivals and rituals that draw thousands of pilgrims. The Kataragama temple complex is set amid lush forests and sacred grounds. Pilgrims and visitors alike can observe unique rituals, traditional dances, and spiritual ceremonies. Kataragama embodies Sri Lanka’s multicultural religious heritage.
Munneswaram Temple
Munneswaram Temple, located in the west, is an important Hindu pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Shiva. It features elaborate architecture, colorful shrines, and active festivals that attract devotees throughout the year. The temple’s serene surroundings and coastal proximity enhance its spiritual atmosphere. Munneswaram Temple is a center of devotion, culture, and community worship.
Nallur Temple
Nallur Kandaswamy Temple is a vibrant Hindu temple in Jaffna, celebrated for its striking architecture and annual festivals. The temple is dedicated to Lord Murugan and serves as a spiritual hub for the northern region. Visitors can experience colorful rituals, traditional music, and local temple customs. Nallur Temple offers insight into Jaffna’s rich cultural and religious heritage.