The ultimate one-day Sri Lankan adventure, combining the misty beauty of the hill country with the thrill of a real wildlife safari. Your morning unfolds in Ella: the spray of Ravana Falls, the world-famous scenic train ride through rolling tea country, a walk across the colonial-era Nine Arch Bridge, and a hike up Little Adam's Peak for jaw-dropping panoramic views — plus a Ceylon tea tasting and playful monkey feeding along the way. The contrast between cool mountain air at dawn and the wild southern plains by afternoon is pure Sri Lanka.
In the afternoon you head south for a jeep safari in Yala National Park, scanning the jungle and lagoons for elephants, leopards, sloth bears and crocodiles with expert local trackers. It is a big, action-packed day starting at 3:30 a.m., but with comfortable transport, safari jeep, entrance fees and guide all arranged, you just enjoy the ride — one postcard moment after another. From $120 — two Sri Lankan icons in one day, book now.
Feel the mist and capture stunning photos
Enjoy the iconic railway journey through lush landscapes
Take in panoramic views from the summit
Walk across the famous architectural marvel
Explore green hills and taste fresh Ceylon tea
Interact with playful wildlife
Discover traditional Sri Lankan remedies
Spot elephants, leopards, and other wildlife in their natural habitat
Start your journey with a visit to the beautiful Ravana Waterfall, surrounded by lush mountain scenery. Continue with a scenic train ride through Ella’s rolling hills, tea plantations, and picturesque valleys. Hike Little Adam’s Peak and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views, followed by a walk across the iconic Nine Arch Bridge.
Visit a local Tea Plantation & Tea Shop to discover the world of Ceylon Tea and enjoy a fresh cup of tea. Continue to an Ayurvedic Herb & Spice Garden to explore Sri Lanka’s traditional herbs and spices. Enjoy a fun and memorable monkey-feeding experience before ending the day with an exciting Yala Wildlife Safari, with opportunities to spot elephants, leopards, crocodiles, deer, and other wildlife.
Free pickup: Unawatuna, Hikkaduwa, Koggala, Galle, Mirissa, Weligama, Ahangama.
Paid pickup (small fee): Kalutara, Wadduwa, Induruwa, Aluthgama, Bentota, Beruwella, Ambalangoda, Dickwella, Tangalle, Pasikudah, Trincomalee.
The hike is moderate — roughly 1 to 2 hours up and down on a well-used trail, with spectacular views rewarding the effort. Comfortable walking or hiking shoes are essential, and our guide sets a relaxed pace.
Free pickup covers Unawatuna, Hikkaduwa, Koggala, Galle, Mirissa, Weligama and Ahangama. Paid transfers can be arranged from Kalutara, Bentota, Colombo and other outlying areas.
All entrance fees, comfortable air-conditioned transport, the safari jeep, drinking water and an experienced tour guide are included. Food and meals are not included, so bring money for lunch.
Yala has one of the highest leopard densities in the world, and our expert trackers know where to look — but leopards are wild and sightings can never be guaranteed. Elephants, deer, crocodiles and abundant birdlife are spotted on virtually every safari.
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