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Ask a questionFor December to March (the south coast high season), three to four months is comfortable — six for the best boutique stays over Christmas. Outside those months, a few weeks is often enough. If you're flexible, tell us and we'll find the sweet spot.
Less than you'd think. Our trips start around $85–120 per person per day including stays, a private guide-driver, transport and breakfast. Flights aren't included. We'll always show you where the money goes and offer swaps if the budget is tight.
We don't sell flights, but we'll tell you the best routes and timings once your dates are set. Sri Lanka's tourist visa is an easy online application (ETA) — we'll send you the link and walk you through it.
Very. We shorten drives, add pool afternoons, choose hotels with interconnecting rooms and carry child seats on request. Elephants at Udawalawe and the train to Ella tend to be the highlights. We'll also tell you honestly which bits to skip.
Sri Lanka is a welcoming, low-crime destination for travellers. We use licensed guides and vetted drivers, and you'll have a 24/7 WhatsApp line while you're here. Check your government's travel advice for vaccinations; bottled or filtered water is standard everywhere we stay.
Yes — it's the default, not an add-on. We favour trains and shared transfers, family-run guesthouses, reef-safe products and local guides. Ask us for a "low-carbon route" and we'll show you what's possible, including how much carbon you'd save.