Explore in Sri Lanka

Aéroport international de Bandaranaike

Bandaranaike International Airport

Horton Plains

Horton Plains

Katunayake International Airport

Katunayake International Airport

Mirissa

Mirissa

Sinharaja Forest Reserve

Sinharaja Forest Reserve

Tangalle

Tangalle

Tangalle is a coastal town on Sri Lanka's southern coast with varied beaches, an authentic fishing port and direct access to the natural parks of Yala and Bundala. An ideal base for exploring the southern littoral.

Unawatuna

Unawatuna

Unawatuna is a sheltered bay on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, 6 km from Galle. Coral reef, calm waters, the secluded Jungle Beach and Rumassala hilltop make it an essential stop along the south coast.

Udawalawe

Udawalawe

Udawalawe, in southern Sri Lanka, is home to one of the island's most accessible national parks. Open savanna, a sprawling reservoir, and herds of elephants roaming freely: an unmissable destination for wildlife enthusiasts.

Weligama

Weligama

Weligama and its crescent bay on Sri Lanka's south coast: gentle waves for novice surfers, stilt fishermen at sunrise, and the private islet of Taprobane. A serene stop between Galle and Mirissa.

Udawalawe National Park

Savanna, wild elephants roaming freely and safari nearly assured: everything you need to know about visiting Udawalawe National Park in southern Sri Lanka.

Trincomalee

Trincomalee

Unspoiled beaches, the marine sanctuary of Pigeon Island and Tamil heritage: Trincomalee reveals another face of Sri Lanka, far from mass tourism.

The Beaches of Tangalle

On Sri Lanka's southern coast, Tangalle unveils white-sand coves, turquoise lagoons, and beaches where sea turtles come ashore to nest under the cover of night.

Talalla

Talalla

Just 15 km from Matara, Talalla unfolds a 2 km cove lined with palm trees, far from the crowds of Unawatuna. Surfing, yoga and slow travel on Sri Lanka's south coast.

Sinharaja Nature Reserve

Sinharaja, the "lion king" of Sri Lankan forests: a UNESCO sanctuary where one animal in two is unique to the world. Your practical guide to visiting.

Sigiriya

Sigiriya

A fortress perched at 370m, Sigiriya conceals a royal legend, millennia-old frescoes and a 360° panorama over Sri Lankan jungle.

Polonnaruwa

Polonnaruwa

Sri Lanka's second historic capital, Polonnaruwa brings together temples, palaces and colossal rock-carved Buddhas, best explored by bicycle.

Nuwara Eliya

Nuwara Eliya

Known as the 'Little England' of Sri Lanka, Nuwara Eliya celebrates the art of Ceylon tea, high-altitude landscapes, and a palpable colonial heritage.

Negombo

Negombo

Just 37 km from Colombo, Negombo blends golden beaches, a thriving lagoon and colonial legacy. The ideal stop to open or close your Sri Lanka journey.