14 Day Sri Lanka Ultimate Adventure
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14 Day Sri Lanka Ultimate Adventure

14 days
From £2,195

Tour Sri Lanka on our 14 day adventure

Spend 14 unforgettable days exploring the beautiful island of Sri Lanka. Climb ancient rock fortresses at sunrise, ride the world's most beautiful train, spot wild elephants on safari, learn to surf tropical waves and chase unforgettable sunsets with friends you'll never forget.

Small-group travelBig moments. A closer-knit crew.
Your kind of peopleYour pace. Your kind of adventure.
Solo-to-socialArrive solo. Find your people.
Real experiencesGo beyond the guidebook.

Sri Lanka Trip

Sri Lanka's itinerary moves from jungle and Lion Rock to wild elephants, temples and market-side cooking. Head into tea country for waterfalls and the famous train ride, then trade mountain views for summits, swings and sunset drinks.

The second half brings leopard country, a safari-to-sea day and time for surf, beach bars, fort streets and cliff jumps. Fourteen days take you from inland adventures to the coast, with a final send-off before departure.

Sri Lanka Trip

Sri Lanka Trip

Your day-by-day immersion

The itinerary

Sri Lanka Go Worthwhile

Your Sri Lanka adventure, one day at a time.

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Your adventure begins

Your Sri Lankan adventure begins in Colombo, where you'll meet your group before diving straight into the city's buzzing atmosphere.

Jump aboard colourful tuk-tuks to explore hidden streets, grab your first local snacks and finish the evening with rooftop drinks overlooking Galle Face Green before your welcome dinner.


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Day 2 highlights

Leave the city behind as you head towards Sri Lanka's famous Cultural Triangle.

Stop at hidden roadside cafés along the way before arriving in Sigiriya, where you'll settle into your accommodation surrounded by jungle before watching sunset from a nearby viewpoint.

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Day 3 highlights

Wake before sunrise to climb the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress, one of Asia's greatest ancient wonders.

Later, swap tourist hotspots for authentic village life as you explore by tuk-tuk and traditional catamaran, meet local families and enjoy a home cooked Sri Lankan lunch before cooling off with a swim back at your accommodation.


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Day 4 highlights

Today's adventure takes you into Minneriya or Kaudulla National Park, where huge wild elephant herds roam freely across the open plains.

After the safari, continue to colourful Kandy, where you'll experience an energetic traditional Kandyan dance performance before heading out for drinks with the group.


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Day 5 highlights

Discover Kandy through its colourful markets, spice stalls and hidden local cafés before visiting the famous Temple of the Tooth.

Later, join a hands on Sri Lankan cooking class, learning authentic recipes before sharing dinner together.

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Day 6 highlights

The road itself becomes the adventure today.

Travel through winding mountain roads, stopping at epic viewpoints, hidden waterfalls and tea plantations before arriving in Nuwara Eliya, where the cool mountain air feels worlds away from the tropical coast.


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Day 7 highlights

Today is one of Sri Lanka's biggest bucket list moments.

Board the iconic Nanu Oya to Ella train, travelling through endless tea plantations, misty mountains and famous railway bridges with your luggage sent ahead.

After arriving in Ella, head straight to Nine Arches Bridge before sunset drinks overlooking the valley.

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Day 8 highlights

Wake up in Sri Lanka's adventure capital.

Hike Little Adam's Peak, discover hidden waterfalls and swing high above the jungle at the famous Ravana Swing before spending the evening exploring Ella's cafés, bars and live music scene.

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Day 9 highlights

Swap mountains for the wild as you travel to Yala National Park, famous for having one of the world's highest leopard densities.

Head out on an unforgettable evening game drive, searching for leopards, elephants, crocodiles and bears as the sun begins to set.


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Day 10 highlights

Wake early for another game drive when the animals are at their most active.

Later, travel towards the tropical south coast, stopping at Rekawa Beach for a guided sea turtle conservation experience before arriving in Mirissa for cocktails overlooking the ocean.


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Day 11 highlights

Welcome to paradise. Spend the morning learning to surf on Mirissa's beginner friendly waves before enjoying the afternoon hopping between beach bars, cafés and palm lined beaches.

As night falls, experience Mirissa's famous beach party atmosphere.


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Day 12 highlights

Explore the beautiful UNESCO listed Galle Fort, wandering colourful streets filled with boutique shops, cafés and hidden corners.

Later, head to Unawatuna for cliff jumps, beach time and sunset drinks before returning to Mirissa.


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Day 13 highlights

Spend your final full day however you choose.

Go whale watching (seasonal, November–April), grab one last surf session, relax on the beach or explore Mirissa's cafés before gathering for a memorable farewell dinner overlooking the Indian Ocean.


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Day 14 highlights

Enjoy one final tropical sunrise before your transfer to Colombo Airport or stay longer if you're not ready for the adventure to end.

Meet your crew early

Say hello (before you go!)

The adventure starts before the airport. Meet your travel mates in the Go Worthwhile App, swap plans and make that first hello feel like a reunion.

  • Break the ice in your pre-trip group
  • Swap packing tips and travel plans
  • Land knowing a few familiar faces
Meet the Go Worthwhile Crew

Your pre-trip group is included with your booking.

Tour Sri Lanka

Tour Sri Lanka

Illustrative route map · Locations approximate

What's included

A closer look at what's covered in your tour.

  • Airport meet & greet
  • E-sim
  • 13 nights accommodation
  • Airport meet & greet
  • Colombo tuk-tuk adventure
  • Sigiriya Rock sunrise climb
  • Wild elephant safari
  • Temple of the Tooth
  • Sri Lankan cooking class
  • Tea plantation road trip
  • Nanu Oya to Ella scenic train
  • Nine Arches Bridge
  • Little Adam's Peak hike
  • Ravana Swing
  • Yala National Park safari
  • Sea turtle conservation experience
  • Surf lesson in Mirissa

Before you go

Frequently asked questions

Lightweight, breathable clothing is generally suitable because much of the country is warm. Bring comfortable walking shoes, swimwear, sun protection and a light layer for cooler areas.

When visiting Buddhist and Hindu temples and other religious sites, modest clothing that covers the shoulders and knees is generally appropriate. Some temples may have additional requirements.

It depends on which part of the country you plan to visit because Sri Lanka is influenced by two monsoon seasons. Different regions can have different weather at the same time

Visa or travel-authorisation requirements depend on your nationality and circumstances. Check the latest requirements before travelling.

The permitted length of stay depends on the visa or travel authorisation issued to you

Sri Lankan cuisine includes rice and curry, hoppers, kottu, string hoppers, sambols and a wide variety of seafood and vegetarian dishes.

Visitors commonly choose bottled or appropriately treated water rather than drinking untreated tap water. Check local advice at your accommodation

Travel insurance is recommended to help cover unexpected medical treatment, cancellations, lost belongings and other travel problems.

Health recommendations depend on your personal circumstances, itinerary and country of departure. Check current advice from a qualified travel-health professional before travelling.

It may, depending on your provider and roaming arrangements. Local SIM cards and eSIMs can also be options.

Sri Lanka primarily uses Type D, M and G plugs, so travellers may need an appropriate adaptor

Sri Lanka has separate emergency numbers for different services, so check the current local numbers for police, ambulance and fire services before travelling.

Sri Lanka has strong Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim and Christian traditions. Visitors should dress respectfully at religious sites and follow local customs.

Tipping isn't mandatory everywhere, but it is commonly appreciated for good service in hotels, restaurants, tours and by drivers or guides.

It's useful to have some Sri Lankan rupees for smaller shops, markets, local transport and places where cards aren't accepted. Cards are accepted at many hotels, restaurants and larger businesses.

  • Vaccines
  • Travel Insurance
  • Flights

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