Sri Lanka Private Tours & Round Trips
Discover the breathtaking landscapes and cultural heritage of our island nation. Our expert guides provide a safe and immersive experience tailored to your interests.
Explore Sri Lanka Private Tours with Up Tours
1 Day => Airport to Colombo
Airport to Negombo
3 Days => Airport to Dambulla
Dambulla to Kandy
Kandy to Airport
5 Days => Airport to Dambulla
Dambulla to Kandy
Kandy to NuwaraEliya
NuwaraEliya to Airport
7 Days => Airport to Dambulla
Dambulla to Kandy
Kandy to NuwaraEliya
Nuwaraeliya to Ella
Ella to Airport
10 Days => Airport to Anuradhapura
Anuradhapura to Dambulla
Dambulla to Kandy
Kandy to Nuwaraeliya
Nuwaraeliya to Ella
Ella to Yala
Yala to Mirissa
Mirissa to Bentota
Bentota to Airport
15 Days => Airport to Anuradhapura
Anuradhapura to Trincomali
Trincomali to Polonnaruwa
Polonnaruwa to Dambulla
Dambulla to Kandy
Kandy to Nuwaraeliya
Nuwaraeliya to Ella
Ella to Yala
Yala to Mirissa
Mirissa to Airport
20 Days => Airport to Anuradhapura
Anuradhapura to Jaffna
Jaffna to Trincomali
Trincomali to Pasikuda
Pasikuda to Polonnaruwa
Polonnaruwa to Sigiriya
Sigiriya to Nuwaraeliya
Nuwaraeliya to Ella
Ella to Yala
Yala to Arugam bay
Arugam bay to mirissa
Mirissa to Colombo
Colombo to Airport
Srilankan visit place
Pinnawala
Pinnawala is a village in Sri Lanka’s Sabaragamuwa Province, located about 90 km northeast of Colombo and 40 km west of Kandy. It is globally famous for the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, a captive breeding and conservation institute housing the largest herd of captive Asian elephants in the world
Botanical garden
Located 5.5 km west of Kandy, the Royal Botanic Gardens in Peradeniya is Sri Lanka's largest botanical garden and a favorite stop on many sri lanka private tours. Spanning 147 acres and bordered by the Mahaweli River, it houses over 4,000 plant species. Highlights include a renowned orchid collection, a giant Javan fig tree, and towering Burma bamboo.
Trinco harbour
Trincomalee Harbour, located on the northeastern coast of Sri Lanka, is the world's second-largest natural harbour. Covering 1,630 hectares of water, its strategic Indian Ocean location has drawn seafarers for millennia, boasting a deep-water basin (up to 25 meters deep) that eliminates the need for dredging
Kataragama
Kataragama is a sacred pilgrimage town in Sri Lanka's Uva Province, located 228 km southeast of Colombo. It is deeply revered by Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, and the indigenous Vedda people. The town is famous for the Ruhunu Maha Kataragama Devalaya shrine and the ancient Kiri Vehera Buddhist stupa
Anuradhapura
Anuradhapura is Sri Lanka's first planned ancient capital, serving as the majestic seat of power for over 1,300 years. Located roughly 200 km north of Colombo, this UNESCO World Heritage Site sprawls over 40 square kilometers. It is world-renowned for its colossal stupas, ancient reservoirs, and the sacred Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi tree
Galle Fort
Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on Sri Lanka’s southwest coast, is a stunning 52-hectare time capsule. Originally built by the Portuguese in 1588 and expanded by the Dutch in the 17th century, it beautifully blends European architecture with South Asian traditions.
Sigiriya
Sigiriya, or Lion Rock, is an ancient 5th-century rock fortress and royal palace towering 180 meters above the jungle in Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle. Built by King Kashyapa I, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its advanced water gardens, well-preserved frescoes, and a summit accessible through a colossal carved lion's paw.
Dambulla cave
Dambulla Cave Temple (or Golden Temple) is a sacred UNESCO World Heritage site in central Sri Lanka. Perched 160 meters up a massive granite rock, it features five breathtaking caverns filled with over 150 Buddha statues, ancient statues of kings, and 2,100 square meters of vivid, centuries-old ceiling murals.
Adam’s peak
Adam's Peak (Sri Pada) is a sacred 2,243-meter conical mountain in central Sri Lanka. Famous for its multi-faith footprint-shaped rock formation, it is heavily visited by pilgrims and hikers. The climb features over 5,000 steps, typically taking 4–6 hours via the popular Hatton Route to witness the spectacular sunrise from the summit.
The Four-Faith Footprint
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Buddhism: Known as Sri Pada, Buddhists believe the hollow is the footprint left by Lord Buddha during his visit to Sri Lanka.
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Hinduism: Referred to as Sivan Adi Padham, Hindus believe it is the footprint of Lord Shiva.
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Islam: Muslims believe it is the spot where Adam first set foot on Earth after being expelled from the Garden of Eden.
Christianity: Some local traditions attribute the print to St. Thomas the Apostle.
Yala
Yala National Park is Sri Lanka's premier wildlife destination, famed for having one of the highest leopard densities in the world. Located in the country's southeastern dry zone bordering the Indian Ocean, the 979-square-kilometer park features diverse landscapes ranging from dense monsoon forests to grassy plains and coastal lagoons.
Ella
Nestled in the central highlands of Sri Lanka, Ella is a charming, laid-back mountain town famous for its lush tea plantations, breathtaking mountain views, and cooler climate. Located about 200 kilometers from Colombo, it serves as a scenic oasis and the perfect base for outdoor exploration
Dalada Maligawa
Sri Dalada Maligawa (the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic) in Kandy, Sri Lanka, is the most sacred Buddhist shrine in the country. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it houses the left canine tooth of Lord Buddha.