Step into the Heart of Heritage with Our Tours - 5 Days Adventure & Sports Tourism
Adventure & Sports Tourism Tour Package Details
Day 1 - Day 1: Colombo → Pidurangala → Sigiriya Area
Adventure Activities – Pidurangala Rock
Pidurangala Rock offers a short, adventurous hike with a steep climb and stunning views—especially of nearby Sigiriya. Ideal for sunrise lovers and thrill-seekers who enjoy nature and history.
Pidurangala Rock
Upon arrival, you can hike up Pidurangala Rock, a large rocky outcrop. From the summit, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the iconic Sigiriya Rock, surrounding forests, and rural villages, making it a prime spot for photography and nature appreciation.
Jungle Trekking
Nearby trails offer jungle trekking opportunities, where you can explore the local flora and fauna while walking through dense forests and natural pathways.
Birdwatching & Wildlife Spotting
The area is rich in wildlife, providing chances for birdwatching and spotting small animals in their natural habitats along the trails. In the evening, check in at an eco-lodge or resort near Sigiriya, designed to blend with the natural surroundings. Relax, enjoy the serene environment, and prepare for the next day’s adventures.
Day 2 - Day 2: Sigiriya → Belihuloya → Ella
Sigiriya → Belihuloya → Ella
Begin your day with a hearty breakfast at the lodge near Sigiriya, surrounded by nature and fresh morning air. This gives you energy for the long scenic drive and adventurous activities ahead.
Hatton & Highland Valleys
Your journey takes you through Hatton and the Sri Lankan highlands, known for their rolling tea plantations, misty hills, and lush valleys. The drive itself is a highlight, with winding roads offering spectacular views of the mountains and green landscapes. It’s one of the most beautiful routes in the hill country.
Adventure Activities in Belihuloya
Belihuloya is perfect for adventure lovers—offering hiking, canoeing, zip-lining, and waterfall treks. Surrounded by rivers and mountains, it's ideal for nature, thrill, and eco-experiences all in one place.
Canyoning & Rope Challenges
At Belihuloya, an eco-adventure hub, you’ll get to try canyoning through streams, sliding over rocks, and rope challenges, perfect for thrill-seekers.
Hiking to Waterfalls & Mountain Viewpoints
The area is blessed with hidden waterfalls and viewpoints, offering rewarding hikes with refreshing scenery. You’ll pass through forests, small villages, and rivers on your way.
Mountain Biking
For those who want extra adventure, there’s also the option to go mountain biking along forest trails, combining fitness and exploration.
Devon & St. Clair Waterfalls Viewpoints
On the way, stop at St. Clair’s and Devon Falls, two of the most iconic waterfalls in Sri Lanka. Known as the “Little Niagara of Sri Lanka,” St. Clair’s is wide and powerful, while Devon Falls is tall and elegant, cascading down the tea-clad hillsides.
Samanalawewa Reservoir
You’ll also pass by the Samanalawewa Reservoir, an impressive man-made lake surrounded by green mountains. The reservoir and dam create a stunning panoramic view, especially during sunset.
Hill-Country Resort near Ella
By evening, arrive at Ella, one of Sri Lanka’s most popular hill-country towns. Check in at your resort, relax with dinner, and enjoy the cool mountain climate. Ella is surrounded by tea estates, waterfalls, and scenic viewpoints, making it the perfect spot for the night.
Day 3 - Day 3: Ella → Haputale → Diyaluma Falls
Ella → Haputale → Diyaluma Falls
Start your morning with a warm breakfast at the hotel in Ella, enjoying the cool mountain breeze and views of the mist-covered hills. Ella is famous for its relaxed atmosphere and stunning hill-country scenery, making it the perfect start to another adventure-filled day.
Diyaluma Falls
Your main adventure is a hike to Diyaluma Falls, the second-highest waterfall in Sri Lanka, standing at 220 meters. The trek takes you through forested paths and rocky trails until you reach the top, where you’ll find natural infinity pools overlooking breathtaking valleys. You can swim, relax by the pools, and capture stunning photographs of this spectacular waterfall.
Haputale’s Tea Plantations & Forest Trails
Afterwards, explore Haputale, a quiet highland town surrounded by lush tea plantations, pine forests, and misty mountains. Trekking here offers a mix of nature and culture, as you’ll pass through scenic tea estates, visit local villages, and walk along forest trails with panoramic views of the southern plains. Haputale is also a paradise for birdwatchers and photographers. From its viewpoints, you can see miles of rolling hills, tea gardens, and valleys stretching into the horizon. Endemic bird species and colorful butterflies add life to the landscape, making it perfect for nature photography. By evening, check in at an eco-lodge near Haputale or Diyaluma Falls, where you can unwind with dinner while gazing over the dramatic valley views. The peaceful hill-country setting offers the perfect place to rest after a day of trekking and exploration.
Day 4 - Day 4: Haputale → Belihuloya → Bopath Ella → Ratnapura
Haputale → Belihuloya → Bopath Ella → Ratnapura
Begin your morning with a refreshing breakfast at the eco-lodge in Haputale, surrounded by misty mountains and tea plantations. The cool hill-country air sets the perfect tone before you descend towards adventure-packed experiences.
Adventure Activities in Belihuloya
Your first stop is Belihuloya, a charming eco-adventure destination nestled between the hill country and the lowlands. Here, you can enjoy zip-lining and tree-top rope challenges, set amidst lush forests and river valleys. For nature lovers, Belihuloya also offers tranquil surroundings with streams and waterfalls that make it a perfect spot for both thrill-seekers and photographers.
Bopath Ella Waterfall
Next, visit Bopath Ella Waterfall near Kuruwita. This striking waterfall cascades in the unique shape of a Bo leaf, sacred in Buddhism, which gives the fall its name. Surrounded by rainforest, the site is ideal for short treks, relaxation, and nature photography. The sound of gushing water and the green canopy around create a peaceful escape.
More about Bopath ella Waterfall
For those seeking an extra thrill, the cliffs and rocky outcrops around Bopath Ella and Belihuloya provide opportunities for rock climbing. With professional guidance, you can experience scaling natural rock faces while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.
Ratnapura
By evening, continue to Ratnapura, famously known as the “City of Gems.” This bustling town has been at the heart of Sri Lanka’s gem mining industry for centuries, producing world-renowned sapphires and rubies. Ratnapura is also surrounded by lush landscapes, hidden waterfalls, and mountain ranges, making it both a cultural and natural hub. You’ll check in at an eco-lodge, where you can relax and unwind after a day of adventure.
Day 5 - Day 5: Ratnapura → Kitulgala Alternative → Colombo
Ratnapura → Kitulgala Alternative → Colombo
Start your morning with a hearty breakfast at the lodge in Ratnapura, surrounded by the lush greenery and gem-rich landscapes of the city. The fresh air and mountain views set the tone for a day of eco-adventure before beginning the journey towards Colombo.
Hike & Jungle Trek – Sinharaja Buffer Zone / Local Forest Reserve
Your first activity is an Eco-trek through the Sinharaja Buffer Zone or a nearby forest reserve. This rain forest region is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its rich biodiversity. Along the trails, you’ll spot endemic bird species, colorful butterflies, and freshwater streams flowing through the jungle. The trek is not only adventurous but also a chance to witness Sri Lanka’s last primary rain forest up close.
Canoeing or Rafting
For those looking for a splash of adventure, you can enjoy canoeing or beginner-friendly rafting in a smaller river or stream around Kitulgala’s alternative routes. Unlike the Kelani River’s rough rapids, these streams provide a gentler and safer experience, making it ideal for first-timers and families.
Rubber & Spice Plantations
On the way back to Colombo, you’ll pass through rubber and spice plantations. Short visits can be arranged where you’ll learn how rubber is tapped and how spices like cinnamon, pepper, cardamom, and cloves are grown and processed. These visits combine both cultural learning and sensory experiences with the aromas of Sri Lanka’s world-famous spices. The Colombo-bound route also offers small but beautiful viewpoints, overlooking paddy fields, valleys, and village landscapes. These spots are perfect for short photo breaks to capture the rural charm of Sri Lanka before heading back to the city. A traditional Sri Lankan lunch will be served at a local restaurant during the return journey. This gives you the opportunity to savor authentic flavors with rice, curries, and local specialties. By evening, you’ll reach Colombo city or Bandaranaike International Airport. This marks the end of your eco-adventure journey, filled with rainforests, waterfalls, rivers, and cultural landscapes.
