Sri Lanka is a land that truly has it all: ancient wonders, lush tea plantations, and golden beaches, bound together by legendary hospitality. It captures your heart instantly, revealing its beauty layer by layer. With a group size of just 16 solo explorers, you will travel in a like-minded circle that makes this one of our most-loved journeys.
Enjoy the Two’s a Crowd signature: your own private room, guaranteed. With a dedicated Tour Host handling every detail, you’re free to simply immerse yourself in a seamless, worry-free adventure from start to finish.
Start your 14-day tour with a relaxing stay in beachfront Negombo. Journey inland to step into the ancient past in Anuradhapura, where sacred ruins and timeless monuments set the scene for discovery. Our path continues through the Cultural Triangle to the awe-inspiring Sigiriya Rock Fortress, rising dramatically above the plains. The adventure then shifts from history to nature in Minneriya National Park, a sanctuary where you can observe wild elephants in their natural habitat.
Our journey winds toward Kandy, the island’s spiritual soul, before ascending into the emerald highlands of Nuwara Eliya. Here, board one of the world’s most iconic train rides—a breathtaking voyage gliding past rolling tea plantations and mist-veiled peaks.
Venture south into Yala National Park, a wilderness where the elusive leopard and sloth bear roam alongside wild buffalo and migratory birds. After the thrill of the safari, the pace slows beautifully with two relaxing days in Galle, where colonial charm meets serene ocean views.
Your journey concludes in vibrant Colombo—a fitting finale to an experience rich in culture, nature, and contrast.
This is Sri Lanka—the Two’s a Crowd way—effortless, immersive, and unforgettable.
Itinerary Highlights
- Climb the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress
- Witness wild elephants in Minneriya National Park
- Explore the ancient capitals of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa
- Enjoy an authentic village experience in Hiriwadunna
- Discover the cultural heart of Kandy, including the Temple of the Tooth
- Wander the Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya
- Experience Sri Lanka’s tea country in Nuwara Eliya
- Journey by scenic train through the highlands
- Visit Nine Arch Bridge and Ravana Falls
- Enjoy a wildlife safari in Yala National Park
- Explore the historic Galle Fort
- Discover vibrant Colombo by tuk-tuk tour
Will you join us?
TOUR PRICING: A$6,293
TOUR DATES: 7th – 20th FEBRUARY 2027
Jetwing Sea – Negombo
Located along the golden shores of Negombo, Jetwing Sea blends contemporary coastal style with the relaxed charm of Sri Lanka’s western coastline. Originally inspired by the historic Jetwing Seashells property established in 1978, the hotel has evolved into a sophisticated beachfront retreat offering direct access to the Indian Ocean. Modern interiors, tropical surroundings and sweeping sea views create a peaceful atmosphere, while its convenient location near Colombo and the airport makes it an ideal introduction to Sri Lanka.
Habarana Village by Cinnamon – Habarana
Set beside the tranquil waters of Habarana Lake and surrounded by lush tropical forest, Habarana Village by Cinnamon offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle. Designed to reflect a traditional rural village, the resort combines rustic charm with modern comfort, providing an ideal base for exploring nearby Sigiriya, ancient ruins and national parks. Spacious chalet-style accommodation, tropical gardens and abundant birdlife create a calm and immersive natural setting.
Cinnamon Citadel Kandy – Kandy
Nestled beside the tranquil Mahaweli River and surrounded by lush tropical hills, Cinnamon Citadel Kandy offers a peaceful retreat within Sri Lanka’s cultural heartland. Combining contemporary comfort with scenic natural surroundings, the hotel provides a relaxing base for exploring the historic city of Kandy, including its sacred temples, vibrant markets and rich cultural heritage. Spacious rooms, river views and warm Sri Lankan hospitality create a calm and welcoming atmosphere after a day of discovery.
Araliya Green Hills Hotel – Nuwara Eliya
Set amidst the cool mountain air and rolling tea country of Nuwara Eliya, Araliya Green Hills Hotel combines elegant comfort with the charm of Sri Lanka’s hill country. Inspired by the region’s colonial heritage, the hotel offers stylish interiors, panoramic highland views and a peaceful atmosphere within easy reach of local gardens, tea plantations and scenic countryside. Its cosy ambience and elevated setting make it an ideal retreat after exploring the lush landscapes of the central highlands.
Kithala Resort & Spa – Tissamaharama
Surrounded by lush paddy fields and tropical landscapes, Kithala Resort & Spa offers a peaceful gateway to Sri Lanka’s southern wilderness. Conveniently located near Yala National Park, Bundala National Park and the sacred town of Kataragama, the resort is ideally positioned for wildlife safaris and cultural exploration. Spacious rooms with private balconies overlook tranquil gardens or rice fields, while the relaxed atmosphere, outdoor pool and locally inspired dining create a comfortable retreat after a day of adventure.
Radisson Blu Resort Galle – Galle
Overlooking the sparkling waters of Sri Lanka’s southern coastline, Radisson Blu Resort Galle offers a contemporary beachfront escape with sweeping ocean views and modern luxury throughout. Located close to the historic UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, the resort combines relaxed coastal living with easy access to the region’s rich culture, colonial architecture and vibrant seaside atmosphere. Spacious rooms, stylish facilities and tropical surroundings create the perfect setting to unwind by the Indian Ocean.
Cinnamon Lakeside Colombo – Colombo
Set between the tranquil waters of Beira Lake and the vibrant energy of Colombo, Cinnamon Lakeside Colombo offers a sophisticated urban retreat in the heart of Sri Lanka’s capital. Elegant rooms feature lake or city views, while the hotel’s extensive dining options, tropical gardens and resort-style facilities provide a relaxing contrast to the bustling city surroundings. Combining modern luxury with a convenient central location, it offers an ideal base for exploring Colombo’s cultural, shopping and dining experiences.
Weather
Sri Lanka’s tropical location close to the Equator means temperatures remain relatively consistent year-round. Coastal and lowland regions typically experience warm daytime temperatures between 26°C and 30°C, often climbing higher during the hottest part of the day. Temperatures become cooler in the hill country, averaging around 18°C to 22°C in Kandy and dropping further to approximately 14°C to 17°C in Nuwara Eliya. Evenings in the highlands can feel surprisingly chilly, particularly during cooler months. Humidity levels are generally high across the island, especially in the southwest coastal regions.
Currency
The official currency of Sri Lanka is the Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR).
Coins: 1, 2, 5 and 10 rupees
Banknotes: 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000 and 5000 rupees
ATMs are widely available in major towns and cities, although not all accept international cards. Visa and Mastercard are the most commonly accepted. Major hotels, restaurants and larger retailers generally accept credit cards, however it is recommended to carry some cash for smaller purchases and local markets. Traveller’s cheques are rarely accepted in Sri Lanka.
Electricity
Sri Lanka operates on 230 volts with a standard frequency of 50Hz. Power sockets are typically Type D, M and G. Travellers from New Zealand and Australia should bring a suitable universal travel adapter for their devices.
Visas
IMPORTANT: Visa and entry requirements can change at short notice. Check with the appropriate embassy or official visa service before travelling.
Tourist visas for Sri Lanka are currently issued electronically for many nationalities, including citizens of Australia and New Zealand. Travellers can apply online prior to departure and will generally receive their electronic visa approval via email.
Visitors travelling to Sri Lanka should hold a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond their arrival date and may be asked to provide proof of onward travel and accommodation details on arrival.
Sri Lanka is a land that truly has it all: ancient wonders, lush tea plantations, and golden beaches, bound together by legendary hospitality. It captures your heart instantly, revealing its beauty layer by layer. With a group size of just 16 solo explorers, you will travel in a like-minded circle that makes this one of our most-loved journeys.
Enjoy the Two’s a Crowd signature: your own private room, guaranteed. With a dedicated Tour Host handling every detail, you’re free to simply immerse yourself in a seamless, worry-free adventure from start to finish.
Start your 14-day tour with a relaxing stay in beachfront Negombo. Journey inland to step into the ancient past in Anuradhapura, where sacred ruins and timeless monuments set the scene for discovery. Our path continues through the Cultural Triangle to the awe-inspiring Sigiriya Rock Fortress, rising dramatically above the plains. The adventure then shifts from history to nature in Minneriya National Park, a sanctuary where you can observe wild elephants in their natural habitat.
Our journey winds toward Kandy, the island’s spiritual soul, before ascending into the emerald highlands of Nuwara Eliya. Here, board one of the world’s most iconic train rides—a breathtaking voyage gliding past rolling tea plantations and mist-veiled peaks.
Venture south into Yala National Park, a wilderness where the elusive leopard and sloth bear roam alongside wild buffalo and migratory birds. After the thrill of the safari, the pace slows beautifully with two relaxing days in Galle, where colonial charm meets serene ocean views.
Your journey concludes in vibrant Colombo—a fitting finale to an experience rich in culture, nature, and contrast.
This is Sri Lanka—the Two’s a Crowd way—effortless, immersive, and unforgettable.
Itinerary Highlights
- Climb the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress
- Witness wild elephants in Minneriya National Park
- Explore the ancient capitals of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa
- Enjoy an authentic village experience in Hiriwadunna
- Discover the cultural heart of Kandy, including the Temple of the Tooth
- Wander the Royal Botanical Gardens, Peradeniya
- Experience Sri Lanka’s tea country in Nuwara Eliya
- Journey by scenic train through the highlands
- Visit Nine Arch Bridge and Ravana Falls
- Enjoy a wildlife safari in Yala National Park
- Explore the historic Galle Fort
- Discover vibrant Colombo by tuk-tuk tour
Will you join us?
TOUR PRICING: A$6,293
TOUR DATES: 7th – 20th FEBRUARY 2027
Jetwing Sea – Negombo
Located along the golden shores of Negombo, Jetwing Sea blends contemporary coastal style with the relaxed charm of Sri Lanka’s western coastline. Originally inspired by the historic Jetwing Seashells property established in 1978, the hotel has evolved into a sophisticated beachfront retreat offering direct access to the Indian Ocean. Modern interiors, tropical surroundings and sweeping sea views create a peaceful atmosphere, while its convenient location near Colombo and the airport makes it an ideal introduction to Sri Lanka.
Habarana Village by Cinnamon – Habarana
Set beside the tranquil waters of Habarana Lake and surrounded by lush tropical forest, Habarana Village by Cinnamon offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle. Designed to reflect a traditional rural village, the resort combines rustic charm with modern comfort, providing an ideal base for exploring nearby Sigiriya, ancient ruins and national parks. Spacious chalet-style accommodation, tropical gardens and abundant birdlife create a calm and immersive natural setting.
Cinnamon Citadel Kandy – Kandy
Nestled beside the tranquil Mahaweli River and surrounded by lush tropical hills, Cinnamon Citadel Kandy offers a peaceful retreat within Sri Lanka’s cultural heartland. Combining contemporary comfort with scenic natural surroundings, the hotel provides a relaxing base for exploring the historic city of Kandy, including its sacred temples, vibrant markets and rich cultural heritage. Spacious rooms, river views and warm Sri Lankan hospitality create a calm and welcoming atmosphere after a day of discovery.
Araliya Green Hills Hotel – Nuwara Eliya
Set amidst the cool mountain air and rolling tea country of Nuwara Eliya, Araliya Green Hills Hotel combines elegant comfort with the charm of Sri Lanka’s hill country. Inspired by the region’s colonial heritage, the hotel offers stylish interiors, panoramic highland views and a peaceful atmosphere within easy reach of local gardens, tea plantations and scenic countryside. Its cosy ambience and elevated setting make it an ideal retreat after exploring the lush landscapes of the central highlands.
Kithala Resort & Spa – Tissamaharama
Surrounded by lush paddy fields and tropical landscapes, Kithala Resort & Spa offers a peaceful gateway to Sri Lanka’s southern wilderness. Conveniently located near Yala National Park, Bundala National Park and the sacred town of Kataragama, the resort is ideally positioned for wildlife safaris and cultural exploration. Spacious rooms with private balconies overlook tranquil gardens or rice fields, while the relaxed atmosphere, outdoor pool and locally inspired dining create a comfortable retreat after a day of adventure.
Radisson Blu Resort Galle – Galle
Overlooking the sparkling waters of Sri Lanka’s southern coastline, Radisson Blu Resort Galle offers a contemporary beachfront escape with sweeping ocean views and modern luxury throughout. Located close to the historic UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, the resort combines relaxed coastal living with easy access to the region’s rich culture, colonial architecture and vibrant seaside atmosphere. Spacious rooms, stylish facilities and tropical surroundings create the perfect setting to unwind by the Indian Ocean.
Cinnamon Lakeside Colombo – Colombo
Set between the tranquil waters of Beira Lake and the vibrant energy of Colombo, Cinnamon Lakeside Colombo offers a sophisticated urban retreat in the heart of Sri Lanka’s capital. Elegant rooms feature lake or city views, while the hotel’s extensive dining options, tropical gardens and resort-style facilities provide a relaxing contrast to the bustling city surroundings. Combining modern luxury with a convenient central location, it offers an ideal base for exploring Colombo’s cultural, shopping and dining experiences.
Weather
Sri Lanka’s tropical location close to the Equator means temperatures remain relatively consistent year-round. Coastal and lowland regions typically experience warm daytime temperatures between 26°C and 30°C, often climbing higher during the hottest part of the day. Temperatures become cooler in the hill country, averaging around 18°C to 22°C in Kandy and dropping further to approximately 14°C to 17°C in Nuwara Eliya. Evenings in the highlands can feel surprisingly chilly, particularly during cooler months. Humidity levels are generally high across the island, especially in the southwest coastal regions.
Currency
The official currency of Sri Lanka is the Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR).
Coins: 1, 2, 5 and 10 rupees
Banknotes: 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000 and 5000 rupees
ATMs are widely available in major towns and cities, although not all accept international cards. Visa and Mastercard are the most commonly accepted. Major hotels, restaurants and larger retailers generally accept credit cards, however it is recommended to carry some cash for smaller purchases and local markets. Traveller’s cheques are rarely accepted in Sri Lanka.
Electricity
Sri Lanka operates on 230 volts with a standard frequency of 50Hz. Power sockets are typically Type D, M and G. Travellers from New Zealand and Australia should bring a suitable universal travel adapter for their devices.
Visas
IMPORTANT: Visa and entry requirements can change at short notice. Check with the appropriate embassy or official visa service before travelling.
Tourist visas for Sri Lanka are currently issued electronically for many nationalities, including citizens of Australia and New Zealand. Travellers can apply online prior to departure and will generally receive their electronic visa approval via email.
Visitors travelling to Sri Lanka should hold a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond their arrival date and may be asked to provide proof of onward travel and accommodation details on arrival.
