UNESCO heritage circuits
A guided circuit through Sri Lanka's UNESCO World Heritage sites, from ancient cities to sacred temples and rainforest.
Archaeological tours
Explore the island's ancient ruins with a guide trained in Sri Lankan archaeology and its 2,000-year written history.
Temple trails
A route connecting the island's most significant temples, from cave shrines to forest monasteries.
Dutch colonial heritage tours
Trace 150 years of Dutch rule through forts, canals and churches built along the southern and western coasts.
Jaffna cultural tour
Explore the Tamil north's distinct culture, cuisine and Hindu temples, still recovering its identity after decades of isolation.
Galle Fort
Walk the ramparts of this 16th-century Dutch fort, its cobbled streets now home to boutique galleries, cafés and colonial villas.
Ritigala Monastery
Climb through jungle to reach the remote ruins of an ancient forest monastery, one of the island's least-visited ancient sites.
Mihintale
Climb the sacred hill where Buddhism is said to have first arrived in Sri Lanka in 247 BC.
Yapahuwa Fortress
Climb the steep ceremonial stairway of this 13th-century rock fortress, briefly the island's capital and last line of royal defence.
Polonnaruwa Kingdom
Cycle between the well-preserved ruins of Sri Lanka's medieval capital, from royal palaces to giant carved Buddha statues.