Things to Do

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  Sri Lanka is one of the islands rich in biodiversity which is great for boat riders. It gives you an insight to the life of the people living along the river bank and also a chance to see the unique growth of plantation and the biodiversity integrated around the river region. The most famous locations for a boat ride include Madu River in Balapitiya, Gal oya-which is the only wildlife national sanctuary which offers an opportunity to travel through boat and of course last but not least Muthurajawela.
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  Camping in Sri Lanka can be the best experience you can have while being close to nature. Amidst the scenic jungle location you have a chance to go for a rainforest camping which will allow you to get deeply absorbed in the sound of the water being closer to the fall. One can couple the camping expedition with other water activities such as water rafting, bird watching and trekking to waterfalls amongst others. You can have the same concept in a jungle safari too which is an equally thrilling experience. And you can hear the sound of the animals clearly since it is located right in heart of the jungle.
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  Sri Lanka is increasingly known as a whale and dolphin watching destination. To date, a remarkable 27 species have been recorded in these waters, including blue whales, sperm whales, Bryde’s whales and Cuvier’s beaked whales, plus numerous dolphin species including spinner, spotted, common, Risso’s and Fraser’s dolphins. Mariners have reported the presence of whales in Sri Lankan waters for centuries. Mirissa at the southern tip of the island, Kalpitiya in the north-west and Trincomalee to the north-east are the most famous places for whale and dolphin watching.
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  The experience of diving in the warm Indian Ocean can be fulfilled with your tour to Sri Lanka. With nearly 1600 km of palm-fringed coastline Sri Lanka provides an amazing dive destination. As Indian Ocean is home to a plenty of marine creatures, that will make your diving more interesting and valuable.
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