There are no COVID-19 testing or vaccination requirements for travelers entering Sri Lanka.

Internet access is good in most major areas of Sri Lanka. Wi-Fi is available at most restaurants, bars, cafes, hotels, and malls, although you’ll find gaps in service in remote areas and villages.

It is strongly advised not to drink tap water in Sri Lanka. It’s best to stick to treated and filtered water.

Sri Lanka is family-friendly and considered to be very safe. There are a lot of activities for families such as elephant and leopard safaris in the national parks, visiting pristine beaches, or exploring cultural sites.

Tamil Thai Pongal Day takes place in January, usually on January 14. The National holiday takes place on February 4. Sinhala and Tamil New Year’s Eve is in April each year, typically April 13 or April 14, Christmas is celebrated in December 24 & 25, while New Year’s Day is usually April 14 or April 15.

Yes! Sri Lanka has always been an affordable destination to visit for all kinds of travelers. Even for those with a shoestring budget. Most of the activities that you get to experience on this adventurous island are free. Our travel agents are knowledgeable about the best affordable accommodations

Summer clothes – For the tropical island

Swimsuits – If you are planning to dive in the warm seas

Sunscreen – Sri Lankans are not fans of sunbathing. Therefore, it might be quite difficult to find a good sunscreen of your choice easily

Hiking shoes – For your adventures yet to face!

Warm clothes – If you are visiting chilly Nuwara Eliya

Camera with charger – Sri Lanka is a photo-worthy paradise!