Sri Lanka: Nature, Culture & Coastline Refined
From the tea-covered hills of Nuwara Eliya to leopard sightings in Yala, sacred relics in Kandy to cobbled lanes in Galle — Sri Lanka offers immersive experiences across landscapes and legacies. This curated guide captures key destinations and moments designed for travelers who seek connection, clarity, and comfort.
Lunuganga & Madu Wetlands: Gardens & Backwaters
Whether you’re tracing the sacred paths of ancient kings, sipping tea in the hill country, or watching whales dance off golden coasts, Sri Lanka offers an immersive blend of heritage and tropical escape. At Amaavi, we bring you curated journeys through its most enchanting corners—with all the depth, comfort, and discovery you seek.
Lunuganga Estate:
Designed by Geoffrey Bawa; where art meets greenery.
Madu Wetlands:
Explore islets and river life.
Travel Sri Lanka with Amaavi
Let Amaavi curate your personal route through heritage, coast, and highlands — every step thoughtfully planned and paced just for you.
Seasonal & Weather Considerations
Understanding Sri Lanka seasonal nuances ensures smoother travel:
South & West Coasts:
December to April.
East & North:
July to September.
Amaavi Insights:
SIM Cards:
(Dialog, Mobitel) at airport.
Pocket Wi-Fi:
Available
Most hotels offer free Wi-Fi.
Accessibility & Travel Ease
Baby essentials like cots and high chairs widely available.
Uneven terrain at heritage sites — carry a light stroller or baby carrier.
- Note: Some temples may involve stairs or uneven terrain.
Trip Duration & Travel Documents (Indians)
10 to 14 days for a balanced itinerary.
E-visa required, passport must be valid for 6 months.
