Experience the best of Sri Lanka in December with our 8 Days Sri Lanka Trip. Discover the cultural charm of Kandy, the tea plantations of Nuwara Eliya, the scenic beauty of Ella, exciting wildlife at Yala National Park, the golden beaches of Bentota and the vibrant city of Colombo. Enjoy comfortable hotel stays, delicious meals, guided sightseeing, seamless transfers and dedicated trip support for a memorable holiday.
8 Days Sri Lanka Trip in December

Days Sri Lanka Trip in December
Accommodation atthe hotels:
Colombo – 1 Night
Kandy – 2 Nights
Ella – 1 Night
Mirissa – 2 Nights
Bentota – 1 Night
Meals on BB Basis, except Kandy & Bentota which are on HB Basis
Transportation in an air-conditioned car
Entrance fees & experiences included for:
Sigiriya Rock
SeethaAmman Temple
Tea Factory Visit
Dambulla Cave Temple
Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage
Madhu River Boat Safari
Turtle Hatchery Visit
Temlpe oftooth
Toll Charges
VISAcost
GST (5%) extra
TCS (2%) extra
Flight
Vehicle is not at disposal on leisure days
Lunches or any meals not mentioned in the itinerary
Any fluctuations in the dollar component affecting pricing
Early check-in orlate check-out charges
Camera or video permits Personal expenses (Tips, Laundry, Telephone bills,Alcoholic drinks, Bottled water, Snacks, etc.)
Water sports or activities not mentioned in the itinerary
Any natural calamity-related costs
Anything not specifically mentioned in inclusions
Costs arising due to flight changes/delays
Accommodation atthe hotels:
Colombo – 1 Night
Kandy – 2 Nights
Ella – 1 Night
Mirissa – 2 Nights
Bentota – 1 Night
Meals on BB Basis, except Kandy & Bentota which are on HB Basis
Transportation in an air-conditioned car
Entrance fees & experiences included for:
Sigiriya Rock
SeethaAmman Temple
Tea Factory Visit
Dambulla Cave Temple
Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage
Madhu River Boat Safari
Turtle Hatchery Visit
Temlpe oftooth
Toll Charges
DO’S IN SRI LANKA
Respectlocal customs and traditions. Dress modestly, especially when visiting temples orreligious sites.
Remove your shoes and hats before entering temples and homes.
Use yourright hand for giving and receiving things, as the left hand is considered unclean.
Try the local cuisine and streetfood — it’s delicious and a big part ofthe experience!
Carry a reusable water bottle and stay hydrated, but only drink bottled or purified water.
Bargain politely in markets and shops, but always keep a friendly attitude.
Use sunscreen and insectrepellentto protect yourselffrom the sun and mosquitoes.
Respect wildlife and nature — avoid feeding animals and stick to marked trails.
Learn a few basic Sinhala or Tamil phrases; locals appreciate the effort.
Use registered taxis ortuk-tuks and agree on the fare beforehand.
Carry some cash as small vendors may not accept cards.
DON’TS IN SRI LANKA
Don’t wearrevealing clothing especially when visiting religious orrural areas.
Don’ttouch someone’s head — it’s considered disrespectful.
Don’t point yourfeet at people orreligious objects;feet are seen as unclean.
Don’ttake photos inside temples or oflocals without permission.
Don’tlitter or damage the environment. Keep Sri Lanka clean.
Don’t engage in public displays of affection, as this may offend local sensibilities.
Don’t drink tap water; always use bottled orfiltered water.
Don’t discuss politics orthe civil war openly with strangers.
Don’t buy or possess illegal drugs — penalties are severe.
Don’trush or show impatience; Sri Lanka has a laid-back vibe, so go with the flow
📅 Trip Dates
No upcoming batches for this trip. Send us an enquiry to customize your trip on your preferred dates.





