Welcome To Ceylon Travels & Tours

Ceylon Travels & Tours, with 30 years of experience, is a renowned inbound travel and tours company in Sri Lanka. Licensed by the Ceylon Tourist Board and a member of the National Tourist Guide Lecturers Association, we specialize in organizing personalized excursions to cater to the unique preferences of travelers, ensuring memorable experiences.
Best destinations in Sri Lanka.
Best Activities in the Island
Why should you love Ceylon Travels & Tours?
Additionally, our commitment to quality service sets us apart. As a licensed company with memberships in reputable tourism associations, we uphold the highest standards in every aspect of our tours. From comfortable accommodations to experienced guides, we ensure your trip is seamless and enjoyable. With Ceylon Travels & Tours, you’re not just a traveler; you’re part of a memorable adventure tailored just for you.

Food & Beverages
Sri Lanka’s culinary landscape is a vibrant tapestry of flavors and traditions, reflecting the island’s diverse culture and rich heritage. At the heart of Sri Lankan cuisine is the beloved rice and curry, a staple dish that features steamed rice accompanied by a variety of curries made from vegetables, lentils, and meats, all seasoned with aromatic spices. Other popular dishes include hoppers, which are bowl-shaped pancakes often filled with eggs or sweet toppings, and kottu roti, a delicious stir-fry of chopped roti, vegetables, and meats, enjoyed by many as a street food favorite. Snacks like patties and murukku provide flavorful bites, while traditional desserts such as watalappan, a coconut custard pudding, delight those with a sweet tooth.
Beverages in Sri Lanka are just as enticing, with Ceylon tea being a global highlight, celebrated for its quality and variety, including black, green, and white teas. King coconut water is a refreshing option, perfect for hydrating in the tropical climate. For those seeking something stronger, arrack—a spirit made from fermented coconut sap—offers a unique taste of local distillation. The vibrant street food scene complements the culinary offerings, with vendors serving up fresh samosas, rolls, and tropical fruits, making Sri Lanka’s food and beverage experiences an essential part of any visit to the island.

Luxury accommodation & transport
Sri Lanka offers an array of luxury accommodations, from opulent beach resorts in places like Bentota and Galle to lavish boutique hotels nestled in the hills of Nuwara Eliya. These establishments provide world-class amenities, stunning views, and exceptional service, ensuring a memorable stay for discerning travelers.
Transport in Sri Lanka is equally luxurious, with private chauffeur-driven vehicles, luxury coaches, and scenic train journeys. Guests can enjoy comfort and style while exploring the island’s breathtaking landscapes, cultural sites, and wildlife parks, making every journey a pleasure.

Teardrop of the Indian Ocean
Sri Lanka
The “Teardrop of the Indian Ocean” generally refers to the island nation of Sri Lanka. This nickname highlights Sri Lanka’s geographical shape, which resembles a teardrop or a pear-shaped gem, gently hanging off the southern tip of India into the vast expanse of the Indian Ocean. It’s a poetic descriptor that emphasizes the island’s unique geography and its importance as a cultural, historical, and natural landmark in the region.
Notable National Parks
Located in the southeast part of Sri Lanka, Yala is famous for its leopard population and diverse wildlife, including elephants, sloth bears, and crocodiles.
The largest national park in Sri Lanka, Wilpattu is known for its natural lakes (villus) and is a great place to spot leopards, elephants, and a variety of bird species.
Situated in the southern part of the island, Udawalawe is renowned for its large elephant population and is a popular safari destination.
Famous for the gathering of wild elephants around the Minneriya Tank during the dry season, known as “The Gathering,” which is one of the largest elephant gatherings in the world.
Located in the central highlands, Horton Plains is known for its scenic landscapes, including the dramatic World’s End cliff and Baker’s Falls.
Although not a national park, Sinharaja is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a biodiversity hotspot with many endemic species of flora and fauna.









