Marketing manager Caroline Clegg says the trip is a way to see Sri Lanka in all its diversity, from the wildlife of Wilpattu and Horton Plains National Parks, to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Sigiriya Rock, Polonnaruwa and the Dambulla Rock Cave Temple, plus the tea plantations of the Nuwara Eliya hill country, and the city of Colombo.
‘Cooking classes, walking tours, martial arts demonstrations and some leisure time on the beach fully round-out the experience,’ Clegg says.
Priced from $16,645 per person, twin share, it includes 13 nights’ in four to five-star hotels with breakfast; seven lunches and dinners; transfers; an English-speaking private driver/guide for sightseeing; entrance fees and taxes. The itinerary can be tailor-made.
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