Beach and Leisure :

A 6 days trip

    Golden sand beach, ocean at 27°C, spend winter in Sri Lanka.

    Excursions and supplement activities will be available .

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Select from our offers, according to your desire, your availabilities our your budget.

An high choice trip, make with quality and professionalism.

Visit Sri Lanka

Discover the main town of Sri Lanka, with a lot a photos, the main restaurants, and hotels.    

Learn About the traditional customs, food, religion, etc...

In an island where ancient history almost drips out of every rock and tank, Nuwara Eliya is quite a recent town. A popular mountain resort during colonial times, this quaint region still retains its popularity with holidaymakers, particularly during the months of April and May. A market garden town, it is set in a valley surrounded by an awe-inspiring range of mountains. An 18-hole golf course, considered one of the finest and most picturesque in Asia, attracts golfers year a round. The surrounding tea plantations are renowned the world over for teas of delicate flavour and aroma. Small-scale vegetable farming is a major occupation here, and horticulture has also recently become a lucrative venture and many exotic blooms are nurtured in sheltered allotments behind the racecourse.

The racecourse itself is fairly dilapidated, but horses still race here during the Sinhala and Tamil New Year celebrations, which take place in April. You can enjoy pony rounds around the course, or even up into the hills. A stroll around Lake Gregory is one of the best things to do here, as there are many scenic routes you can take. The old boathouse has been renovated, and provides refreshments for hungry walkers! The central park is close to the golf club, and is beautifully planned and laid out, so that flowers are in bloom throughout the year. Pidurutalagala (Mt.Pedro) is the highest peak in the country at 2524 m, but is not open to the public because it hosts the island's main TV transmitter. Single Tree Mountain, which is accessible via Haddon Hill, is a less arduous climb and offers a pretty view.