"Luxury & Romance in Sri Lanka"
9 Days of Elegance & Enchantment
From misty mountains to golden shores, discover Sri Lanka’s most romantic landscapes, hand in hand.
Day 1 – Colombo | Port City Charms & Urban Romance
“Port City Charms & Urban Romance”
Your luxury journey begins as you are warmly greeted at the airport by your private chauffeur-guide, who will be at your service throughout the tour, ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience. Transfer to Colombo, Sri Lanka’s bustling commercial hub with a history spanning over 2,000 years.
Once a vital seaport for Arab, Chinese, and European traders, Colombo still showcases its colonial past, Portuguese churches, Dutch warehouses, and grand British buildings, now intermingled with modern skyscrapers and luxury shopping centers. Spend the day shopping in boutique stores, exploring Colombo Port City, and enjoying sunset views over the Indian Ocean.
Why it matters: Colombo is a lively introduction to the island’s cosmopolitan side before your romantic journey begins.
Day 2 – Sigiriya | Village Life & Authentic Flavors
“Village Life & Authentic Flavors”
After breakfast, journey to Sigiriya in Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle. Your chauffeur-guide will take you on a traditional village safari, a charming introduction to rural life. Travel by bullock cart through paddy fields, cross a lake on a catamaran, and join a local family for a cooking demonstration followed by a delicious home-style lunch.
Here, you’ll learn how villagers still live in rhythm with the land, preserving customs that go back centuries. Sharing these moments together makes for intimate and authentic memories.
Why it matters: This day immerses you in the slow-paced beauty of Sri Lanka’s countryside — a balance of culture, romance, and warmth.
Day 3 – Sigiriya | Ancient Citadel & Sunset Rock
“Ancient Citadel & Sunset Rock”
Start your morning with the climb to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the 5th century by King Kashyapa, this citadel is renowned for its frescoes of “heavenly maidens,” the advanced hydraulic gardens, and the colossal Lion’s Paw gateway. At the summit, panoramic views stretch across the Cultural Triangle — perfect for couples to savor together.
In the afternoon, hike Pidurangala Rock, once home to Buddhist monks. From its summit, enjoy breathtaking views of Sigiriya and a magical sunset framed by jungle and sky.
Why it matters: Sigiriya is Sri Lanka’s most iconic site, and watching sunset over it creates an unforgettable romantic highlight.
Day 4 – Nuwara Eliya | Spice Gardens & Tea Heritage
“Spice Gardens & Tea Heritage”
Travel to the central highlands, stopping at Matale Spice Gardens where you’ll discover Sri Lanka’s role in the ancient spice trade. Learn how cinnamon, nutmeg, and cardamom shaped history, economy, and Ayurveda.
Continue to Nuwara Eliya, the “Little England” of Sri Lanka, with its cool climate, colonial bungalows, and rose gardens. Visit a tea estate and factory to trace the journey of Ceylon Tea — introduced by the British in the 19th century — and enjoy an exclusive tea tasting session.
Why it matters: The romance of tea country lies not only in its misty landscapes but also in its living history of plantations and colonial charm.
Day 5 – Nuwara Eliya | Moon Plains & Romantic Dinner
“Moon Plains & Romantic Dinner”
This morning, your chauffeur-guide takes you to the Moon Plains, a plateau offering 360-degree views of Sri Lanka’s central mountains, dotted with wildlife such as deer and exotic birds. The sweeping scenery provides wonderful photo opportunities for couples.
In the evening, indulge in a private candlelight dinner in the misty gardens of Nuwara Eliya — surrounded by flowers, lanterns, and cool highland air.
Why it matters: Moon Plains offers natural grandeur, while the dinner creates the ultimate romantic atmosphere.
Day 6 – Ella | Scenic Train & Highland Vibes
“Scenic Train & Highland Vibes.”
Board the famous Nanu Oya to Ella train, ranked among the world’s most scenic rail journeys. Glide past emerald tea fields, cascading waterfalls, and mountain tunnels, with windows framing endless natural beauty.
Arrive in Ella, a laid-back mountain town with colonial roots and modern charm. Explore its cozy cafés, enjoy local delicacies, or simply relax together. In the evening, experience Ella’s lively nightlife, a blend of music, food, and relaxed romance.
Why it matters: This train ride is a bucket-list experience — a slow and intimate way to embrace Sri Lanka’s hill country.
Day 7 – Galle | Iconic Bridge & Secluded Beach
“Iconic Bridge & Secluded Beach”
Visit the Nine Arches Bridge, a marvel of British-era railway engineering built entirely with stone and brick. Surrounded by jungle and tea fields, it’s one of Ella’s most photogenic landmarks.
Then transfer to Galle, a UNESCO World Heritage coastal city shaped by Portuguese, Dutch, and British rule. Spend the afternoon at Jungle Beach, a secluded paradise where soft sands and turquoise waters invite you to swim, snorkel, or simply relax with your partner.
Why it matters: Jungle Beach combines seclusion and romance with Galle’s colonial charm.
Day 8 – Galle | Heritage, Art & Tropical Gardens
“Heritage, Art & Tropical Gardens”
This morning, stroll through the Galle Dutch Fort, a living heritage site where cobblestone streets are lined with boutique shops, art galleries, and colonial architecture. Your chauffeur-guide will share stories of how the fort once defended spice traders and sea merchants.
Next, experience Sri Lanka’s artistic traditions in a mask-making workshop, learning the history of vibrant masks used in rituals and festivals. Later, visit Lunuganga Garden, the former country estate of world-renowned architect Geoffrey Bawa, a masterpiece blending European elegance with tropical landscapes.
Why it matters: This day marries heritage, art, and romance, a fitting finale to your journey.
Day 9 – Departure | Madu River Romance
“Departure | Madu River Romance”
On your final morning, your chauffeur-guide takes you on a Madu River boat safari at Balapitiya, gliding through mangrove forests, spotting birdlife, and passing traditional fishing villages. Hidden along the river’s islets are ancient temples that tell stories of Buddhist devotion.
The Madu wetlands are a protected ecosystem and Ramsar site, symbolizing Sri Lanka’s harmony of culture and biodiversity. Afterward, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your departure, carrying home memories of elegance, intimacy, and discovery.
Why it matters: The journey ends with nature’s tranquility, a reminder of Sri Lanka’s timeless beauty.
