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Sri Lanka Wildlife Safaris

The island’s unique location makes it a biodiversity hotspot., bird watching in sri lanka, the island has one of the highest rates of biological endemism in the world, including 33 unique species of birds., the local experience, special cultural journeys filled with local interactions; live, travel and eat the authentic way., sri lankan cycling holidays, a cultural immersion on two wheels. our tours take you through beaches, back roads, spice trails, tea plantations and much more., walking and hiking holidays, the sheer diversity of landscape makes it a hikers dream. tours chart a path through dense rainforests, remote villages and untouched wilderness, choose your adventure.

Everyone loves to travel, but not everyone loves to travel the same way. Jetwing Adventures gather trips of a feather together so you can spend less time searching and more time dreaming about where you’ll go.

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Varied landscape and diverse terrain makes hiking through the island a dream for nature lovers

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Ride through scenic landscapes as you experience the culture and natural beauty of the island.

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A mix of cycling, hiking, and kayaking. These tours are designed to showcase all that Sri Lanka has to offer.

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Safe, scenic and a truly enriching experience for the entire family.

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With over 435 species of birds, including 33 endemics. Sri Lanka is one of the best destinations for bird watching in the world.

Wildlife Safaris

Asiatic elephants, leopards, sloth bears, water buffaloes, endemic birds and much more, all packed into this tiny island paradise.

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Explore this ancient land, its history, culture, and traditions.

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Special experiences with local interactions including cooking classes, tea tasting, treasure hunts, tuk-tuk safaris and lots more.

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Welcome to the 7-day luxury eco-tour of Sri Lanka that doesn’t cost the earth

• DAY 1 - NEGOMBO
• DAY 2 & 3 - THE CULTURAL TRIANGLE
• DAY 4 - TEA COUNTRY
• DAY 5 - WELLAWAYA
• DAY 6 & 7 - YALA

“I t’s not easy being green.” Once upon a time Kermit’s famous lament summed up the challenges around international travel for anyone with concerns about ecological and environmental impacts. For decades the steamroller of tourism, kick-started in the 1970s, had spared little in its path. As travellers flocked to exotic destinations, the damage to environments, ecosystems, human communities and wildlife seemed the least concern.

But times have changed. Responsible tourism has come a long way in a little time, proving wrong all those that sought to label it as a passing fad. Today it is recognised as the core imperative for a long-term, sustainable travel industry as well as a sustainable planet. In fact, the United Nations designated 2017 as the international year for sustainable tourism and development. Travellers have voted with their feet too. Eco credentials are an essential element to many people’s holiday checklists as increasing numbers of us want to see the world without a guilty conscience. More than that though, we want to feel that a holiday might actually be helping nurture and protect the places and the peoples we’re visiting.

The great news is that when it comes to travelling in Sri Lanka, there’s a way to be absolutely sure. No hotel brand has done more in blazing the sustainable trail than Jetwing and its diverse range of properties dotted around the country. In fact, if you had to hold up one example of how to successfully blend green innovation, ecological sustainability and supporting local communities, Jetwing would top any list.

From solar panels and biomass boilers to desalinating seawater and bringing food production in-house, Jetwing has been at the forefront of pioneering green technology in its hotels for 40 years and today more than 50% of its energy requirements are met by renewables. As well as technological innovation, part of the philosophy is creating opportunities and supporting people through schemes like the Jetwing Youth Development Programme (JYDP) . This was set up due to the lack of skilled labour in the hospitality industry and youth unemployment in rural areas in 2006 to give young people training in the hospitality industry, prepare them for work and supply the jobs they needed. The measure of its success is seen at Jetwing Hotels themselves where you encounter brilliant graduates realising their ambitions, beginning a personal and professional journey to a brighter future.

But travelling with a clean conscience needn’t come at the price of luxury or breathtaking locations. On the contrary, in fact. We’ve stitched together the ultimate eco-tour of Sri Lanka that, in 7 days, combines some of this island’s most indulgent spas, beautiful beaches, wildlife spectaculars and UNESCO world heritage sites with stunning hotels that are all doing amazing ecological, environmental and conservation work. So, prepare to have your mind blown and your conscience set at ease at the same time.

DAY 1 – Negombo

Stretched along the west coast, the beach town of Negombo is only a short dash from Bandaranaike International Airport and a gentle way to get your bearings when arriving in Sri Lanka. Famed for palm-tree fringed beaches, warm turquoise ocean and luxury hotels with indulgent spas, it is a favourite first stop for travelers looking to relax after a long flight. Jetwing Lagoon is a Negombo landmark; an iconic hotel on the shore of the town’s famous lagoon – home to its local delicacy crab – it was originally built by master-architect Geoffrey Bawa and features a 100m pool and the best sunset views in town.

The hotel also gives a great grounding to the incredible (and often subtle) sustainability initiatives found across all Jetwing’s hotels and properties. Many are so bound up in the design and daily function that they are invisible. Pollinator-friendly flowers and plants busy with butterflies and birds, re-use of wastewater (via an on-site water treatment works) for vegetable growing, watering and toilet-flushing, natural pesticides, biodegradable packaging, essential oil air fresheners, on-site composting for fertilizer – even the open design is about maximizing light and cooling air.

"Nature-friendly flowers and plants busy with butterflies and birds, re-use of waste water for vegetable growing, natural pesticides, essential oil air fresheners, on-site composting – even the design is about maximizing light and cooling air."

But there are many interesting higher-tech features being employed here too. Jetwing Lagoon was the first place in Sri Lanka to have a vapour absorption chiller. Run via steam generated from the Biomass boiler – itself fed from byproducts of the cinnamon industry – the chiller provides all the hotel’s air conditioning requirements, drastically reducing the usage of grid electricity. Likewise, this was the first hotel to provide 100% lighting from LED bulbs and maximise use of solar power; all guest rooms in the hotel are illuminated using the power of the sun. When you down bags – and before hitting that lounger – you’ll see the energy indicator showing usage in your room.

Even that amazing pool is helping reduce chemicals by using a cutting-edge salt water chlorination system. This uses electrolysis to break down salt; the resulting chemical reaction liberates the salt’s chlorine ions to clean the water which is less expensive and less hazardous to the environment and human health. Have a long dip and then head for the spa for an Ayurvedic treatment or stroll into town to try your hand at some sustainable fishing with the locals. Finish with an outdoor crab curry at Jetwing Lagoon’s restaurant before strolling over the road for sundowners on the beach.

DAY 2&3 – THE CULTURAL TRIANGLE

Rise early for a breakfast of egg hoppers before driving three hours to this corner of paradise. It’s not often you get to see how money spent at a hotel can directly benefit the amazing non-human world we share the planet with, but Jetwing Vil Uyana is a shining example of conservation success. A stone’s throw from the ancient rock fortress of Sigiriya and the Dambulla Cave Temples – UNESCO world heritage sites – it is a jewel in Sri Lanka’s environmental crown and an unbeatably located base in the heart of the Cultural Triangle.

Blending luxury and sustainability in a 28-acre private nature reserve, the thatched villas here have all been designed around preserving and enjoying the wildlife. From water policy to the design of the dwellings, everything is about harnessing natural resources and minimising waste and carbon usage. Villas are spread out across a bio-diverse, wildlife-rich spectrum of habitats that includes wetland, organic rice paddy, garden, lake and forest. Circling these is a web of interlinked paths connecting the communal spaces: a gym, spa, library, lounge and bar. There’s an outdoor pool overlooking one of the lakes – and its resident crocodile – and a wonderful, two-storey fine dining restaurant, serving sustainable meats, fish and local vegetables and fruit.

"It’s not often you get to see how we can directly benefit the amazing non-human world we share the planet with, but Jetwing Vil Uyana is a shining example of conservation success."

Most remarkable of all is that 15 years ago, none of this existed. This spot was slash-and-burn agricultural land gone to seed, a world away from the lush landscape found here today. Then in 2002 Jetwing began to create a manmade wetland reserve in this region of Sri Lanka’s Dry Zone, inspired by the London Wetland Centre. The water ‘tanks’ or reservoirs were hollowed out and over 95% of the tree cover was planted. Sure enough, endangered wildlife quickly began to move back in. Crocodiles colonised the waterways and many species of mammals, birds and butterflies were drawn to the newly thriving flora and fauna.

First stretch your legs by scaling the unmissable Sigiriya rock fortress then take a late lunch back at the hotel with produce grown on its grounds. Swim in the pool or take a stroll around the mix of habitats to appreciate the scale of the wildlife conservation undertaken here. This really comes to life around 6pm when resident naturalist, Chaminda, begins night walks to see Jetwing Vil Uyana’s special guest: the slender loris.

About the size of a chipmunk with long, pencil-thin arms and legs, this shy, furry and impossibly cute nocturnal primate has suffered habitat loss, human persecution and the sometimes-troublesome legacies of farming – like electric fences – for decades. Thanks to pioneering conservationists like Chaminda, and the ecological foresight of Jetwing, it’s safe here though. In fact, once it was known loris had taken up residence, a three-acre protection site with special conservation and education centre were created to promote awareness.

After a great night’s sleep, wake up to yoga by the pool. Then head over to the amazing Cave Temples in Dambulla, before a 4.5-hour drive south – breaking halfway at Kandy with its mix of cultural sites and temples – to reach the rolling hills of Tea Country at dusk.

DAY 4 – TEA COUNTRY

Refresh with a cup of Nuwara Eliya’s finest brew in hand while drinking in the calm, cool pine views of the mountains from the historic Scottish tea planter’s club, Jetwing St Andrew’s. Then dinner under the beaten copper ceiling of its restaurant, before billiards on the oldest table in Sri Lanka and a nightcap of small-batch single malt by the fire. Few hotels on the island can rival this place when it comes to atmosphere, but it’s also leading the way in conservation and green tech, proving that you don’t need to be a new building to be ecologically outstanding.

As well as progressive waste water schemes that see 90% of water re-used, composting to create fertilisers, carbon-saving through use of LED lights and a ban on non-natural pesticides and weedkillers, use of plastics has been dramatically reduced. As with the other Jetwing hotels that means no straws and no plastic utensils and packaging, but it also means ensuring packaging is sustainable all down the supply chain. Much of the fresh fruit and vegetables are grown here too, organically where possible.

Nuwara Eliya needs a day of pottering to appreciate. The history of this town, known as “Little England” thanks to its position in the heart of colonial Tea Country, means there is much to see – and, for western travellers, much to remind you of home. Rise and check out the morning ride out at old nineteenth-century racecourse with its own stabling and horses; swing by the historic golf club for a round and stop at the town’s red post office, looking like a transplant from the Scottish Highlands. Then it’s time for a tea tour of a nearby single estate producer Lover’s Leap.

After dinner, join resident Jetwing naturalist, Ishanda, for an evening frog-watching tour behind the vegetable gardens. Here the hotel’s conservation credentials can truly be seen. As well as many species of birds, lizards and mammals – like the mountain-dwelling bear monkey – Ishanda’s baby is a specially created wetland now home to a staggering array of rare and endemic frogs. It’s a triumph of careful conservation and its heartwarming to see.

"It’s a triumph of careful conservation and its heartwarming to see."

DAY 5 – WELLAWAYA

Breakfast on dhal and hoppers before heading to Nanu Oya station (8km away) and taking the train on the old British-built railway through the mountains, plantations, clouds and lush forests of Tea Country. Arriving at Ella three hours later, you can’t fail to be amazed. Then it’s a quick ride down the mountain with a driver to the eco-resort of Jetwing Kaduruketha.

An escapist’s dream of a place at the foot of the Poonagala mountain range, 4km from Wellawaya village, this property has 25 smart, rustic lodges and a main ‘house’ space of restaurant, bar and pool set in 60-acres of emerald paddy fields and forest. Sustainability here is king – from the natural cooling system that avoids air-con to the progressive policies towards land and local farmers.

With shutters open, watch farmers tending rice and the team harvesting the organic kitchen garden as a wealth of wildlife – flying foxes, Sri Lanka hanging parrots and hornbills – goes about its business. As well as being a luxurious retreat, here you witness how tourism done well brings enormous benefits. Make no mistake, this is a ‘feel good’ place in every sense.

"Sustainability here is king – from the natural cooling system that avoids air-con to the progressive policies towards land and local farmers."

With Jetwing Hotel’s pledge to restore and benefit any environment where it builds a hotel, Kaduruketha presented a new opportunity: the first agro-tourism offering in Sri Lanka. Rather than importing ingredients for its kitchens, Jetwing invested considerably in the local farming economy, creating a real sense of security. At Kaduruketha, there are 31 farming families working, cultivating 50 acres of paddy. Jetwing awards a grant of LKR 25,000 per acre for farming per season, and then shares the harvest fifty-fifty with the growers.

One of the unique experiences here is the chance to have lunch with these farmers and their families in their homes. As well as the local red and white rice, try chicken curry, a ‘murunga’ or chicken drumstick curry, a ‘polos’ – tender, young jackfruit – curry, a pumpkin curry, ‘ela batu’ – Thai aubergine – curry, ‘wambatu’ – aubergine – red curry and ‘Japan batu’, a kind of sweet leaf green salad. Work it all off with a guided walk, bike ride and wild waterfall swim with the hotel naturalist. Or just potter around the organic kitchen gardens before cooling off in the outdoor pool, eating fresh mango with unbeatable views of the mountains. Then it’s another feast of locally grown food in the elevated restaurant as the sounds of the forest come alive with evening wildlife.

DAY 6&7 – YALA

Two hours south and you reach Sri Lanka’s coast and Yala – the stretch of national park and beautiful beach that is veritable paradise for nature lovers. The most popular wildlife destination in Sri Lanka because of the high chance of encounter and variety of animals, Yala National Park’s diversity of bird, mammal and reptile life is unrivalled in the country with particularly high densities of two keystone species: Asian elephant and leopard. Estimates suggest there are around 70 leopards and, as the apex predator in the park, they’re top cat here, so less fearful than in countries like Africa where lions rule the roost. This means you’re more likely to see wild leopards here than anywhere else in the world.

First relax in your room, drinking in the views. The finest of all the Yala hotels, Jetwing Yala is bold and beautiful. A single storey entrance cooled by sea air opens out to reveal a modernist space of perfect, minimalist geometric corridors and luxurious, spacious rooms. Being located on the rolling sand dunes of Yala coast, the vistas are incredible wherever you look, day or night. Expect to see monkeys and wild boar chasing around the trees that fringe the long swimming pool. Elephants too, if you’re lucky.

"Being located on the rolling sand dunes of Yala coast, the vistas are incredible wherever you look, day or night."

Also impressive is the hotel’s incredible green record. Steam from a biomass boiler (with a virtually neutral greenhouse gas emission profile) powers the air conditioning system, rice steamers and the laundry. Like Jetwing Lagoon, the boiler is fed with cinnamon wood, a sustainable fuel and by-product of the spice industry. There’s 100% illumination via energy efficient LED bulbs and 40% of the hotel’s entire electricity requirement is generated by the hotel’s 300 kWp solar power system. Situated in the hotels grounds, this is actually the largest private solar farm in the country.

For those interested in pioneering green tech and inspiration to minimise their own home’s eco-footprint, take an (electric, of course) buggy cart around the grounds with one of the staff to see how wastewater is separated and re-used for the hotel’s own organic farm and further disinfected to be used in toilet cisterns. Yearly this saves over 14 million litres of freshwater, enough to fill five Olympic swimming pools.

After lunch in the restaurant, try some jet-skiing, surfing or swimming on the hotel’s breathtaking beach. Close by is the hotel’s amazing reverse osmosis system, turning the seawater here into fresh, ensuring no strain on the scarce freshwater resources of this Dry Zone region.

But no trip to Yala is complete without a safari of the National Park. Chamara is the resident naturalist and through him you can ensure a responsible (and utterly fascinating) trip to encounter leopards, sloth bears, elephants and crocodiles, as well as all manner of exquisite bird-life. Dawn and dusk are the best times to go. To try dusk first and, if the animals aren’t playing ball, have a contingency dawn tour set up too.

Dine as darkness falls with a notebook and a camera memory card full to the brim, then have an early morning call for either the park or the pool, before heading back to Bandaranaike International Airport – six hours west – and bidding goodbye.

"But no trip to Yala is complete without a safari of the National Park. Chaminda is the resident naturalist and through him you can ensure a responsible trip to encounter leopards, sloth bears, elephants and crocodiles..."

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Travel around Sri Lanka to be mesmerised by the endless miles of golden sandy beaches and warm blue waters to either catch a wave or bask in the sun, Enjoy the diverse spices and the rice and curry with coconut or sip a warm cup of Ceylon Tea. Sri Lanka is a country that has diversity from its people from different ethnicities. It’s a land rich with culture, nature, adventure, wellness, and wildlife. Be adventurous and explore the country through a walking tour, cycling tour, seat in coach tour, private vehicle, train ride or an Air taxi. Feel right at home among the welcoming warmth of our people. At Aitken Spence Travels, the leading tour operator in the island, our specially designed packages offer you the chance to travel in Sri Lanka and satisfy your wanderlust!

A magical escape into paradise awaits the passionate explorer.

Discover the breathtaking allure of the Knuckles Mountain Range as it beckons you to its glorious territories through misty veils. A hiker’s paradise that allows one to explore the mountain range and nature. The peaks of the mountain range are quite fascinating to behold even from a distance. A remarkable array of flora and fauna also flourishes here.

The ancient capital of Anuradhapura lies in the North Central Province of Sri Lanka, dreaming of its long forgotten glory days. There are remnants of its remarkable past, scattered lavishly within the borders of the city. Take a tour and discover for yourself the extraordinary appeal of this famed destination.

Bundala National Park is unquestionably a bird lover’s paradise! 197 species of birds have been recorded in the park along with many species of reptiles, fish, and mammals. The park was the first wetland to be recognised as a Ramsar site in the country.

Negombo is a picture-perfect destination located in close proximity to the Bandaranaike International Airport, that possesses all the characteristic appeals of an enchanting seaside fishing town. It is one of the most popular cities in the country among tourists who love to laze upon golden sands in the sun.

Kalpitiya is a charming little destination that is located in the North Western Province of Sri Lanka. The city is made up of 14 islands and rapid development is taking place in the region which is transforming Kalpitiya from a sleepy fishing village to a bustling tourist attraction.

Feel the ultimate adrenaline rush as you race along the foaming waters of the Kelani River! Enjoy a day of epic fun with your loved ones in the rustic town of Kitulgala and create memories of perfect delight on an action-packed white water rafting experience with thrills aplenty.

Polonnaruwa is known to be the second capital of ancient Sri Lanka. It is located in the North Central Province of the island. The many attractions here that showcase the grand glory of its past, has paved the way for the ancient city to be declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and offers adventure-filled exploration.

Gal Oya National Park is a place where the unspoiled beauty of nature abounds. It was established back in the year 1954 to protect the catchment of the ‘Senanayake Samudra’, the largest reservoir in Sri Lanka. Many species of birds, mammals, and reptiles can be seen here, which makes it a fascinating place to visit.

Sri Lanka’s first saint, Indian born St. Joseph Vaz is referred to as the ‘Apostle of Ceylon’ and tirelessly served those who were facing persecution from Colonial powers. His legacy lives on today and he is venerated by Roman Catholics across the island at various churches and even a school named after him.

Cross the Kalu Ganga (Black River) to reach the city of Kalutara. Drop a coin and obtain blessings of goodwill from the Kalutara Bodhiya, a sapling of the Sri Maha Bodhiya, the oldest Bo Tree of Sri Lanka, towering over the Kalutara bridge. Kalutara is strategically located making it a popular destination for those travelling from Colombo to the south.

The picture-perfect Horton Plains National Park, Sri Lanka is a place where time itself seems to stand still in awe of the surpassing splendour of nature. Ethereal mist engulfs the vast spaces of the national park so beautifully while flourishing foliage adds gorgeous hues of green to every slope and valley.

Sigiriya is a magnificent rock fortress that rises to a height of 200 metres to dominate the landscape of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is one of the island’s most prominent tourist attractions that draws a steady stream of visitors throughout the year.

Those who yearn to escape the hubbub of city life but do not wish to travel far can visit the charming town of Bentota and enjoy an idyllic beach holiday. The quiet shores here possess outstanding beauty and there are many famous tourist attractions to explore in the region too.

Listen to the mystic voices of the jungles as you trek through the rainforests of the Sinharaja Reserve, which is a Biosphere Reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Approximately 60% of the trees that grow on the rich soils of this beautiful forest are considered to be endemic to the island of Sri Lanka.

Dambulla is a prominent town that is located in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. The famed cave temple of Dambulla is a significant attraction in the region. It is known to be the largest cave temple complex in Sri Lanka, home to remarkably preserved Buddhist statues and paintings.

Hikkaduwa is a nightlife hub that has been attracting large numbers of tourists and locals for long years. The remarkable hype that this place possesses makes it truly an irresistible party destination. The area has an abundance of dining and entertainment facilities which would result in an unforgettable holiday spent at Hikkaduwa!

Wilpattu National Park derives its name from the 17 ponds (Villus) located in the national park. A safari tour across its winding, tree-lined trails will give you the opportunity to witness the outstanding beauty of the wild. Many species of birds, reptiles, and mammals thrive in the thick jungles here.

Kandy is an enchanting city that lies nestled amidst the mountains in the Hill Country of Sri Lanka. The city is replete with many iconic attractions. The richness of the country’s culture and heritage can be witnessed in this majestic destination that is a favourite among both locals and tourists.

Unawatuna Beach is a coastal town that lies in very close proximity to the famed city of Galle. If you are a ‘Foodie’ and enjoy the night life, Unawatuna is the place to be! Relax on the beach with a drink in one hand and a book in the other or surf the Bay waves against a spectacular sunset.

The renowned Yala National Park is one of the most prominent tourist attractions in Sri Lanka especially since it fosters one of the highest leopard densities in the world. It is also one of the 70 Important Bird Areas of the country and is the island’s most popular national park as well.

The beautiful city of Galle lies alluringly upon the pristine golden sands that border the southern tip of Sri Lanka. The colonial aura that enchantingly engulfs the city makes a visit to it quite magical indeed. There are many captivating tourist attractions to visit within the Galle Dutch Fort.

A perfect place to relax and unwind, away from the hustle and bustle of the fast-paced modern world is to be discovered in the quiet coastal town of Koggala. Beauty lurks in every corner of this beautiful paradise and you will discover for yourself the sublime joy of a laid-back, simple life when you visit it.

Udawalawe National Park is quite popular among elephant lovers and is the third most visited national park on the island. Apart from elephants, Udawalawe is home to diverse wildlife which can be seen roaming freely in their natural habitats.

In the Southern Province of the paradise island of Sri Lanka lies the enchanting town of Tangalle. With powdery shores and luxury resorts, this idyllic destination easily steals the hearts of tourists. Stillness and peace engulf the palm-fringed beaches here and perfect honeymoon experiences are always guaranteed!

The highlight of many safari tours at the Minneriya National Park is to witness The Gathering. This remarkable event which has garnered the attention of the world brings together a herd of hundreds of elephants to the banks of the Minneriya Tank.

The pristine shores of Mirissa have started welcoming large numbers of tourists who flock to the town with the hopes of witnessing the magical grandeur of whales and dolphins. These endearing beasts of the oceans can be seen regularly surfacing in and around the waters that border the town of Mirissa.

The enchanting southeast coast of Sri Lanka, where white sandy beaches shimmer under the scorching sun, is home to one of the most popular surf spots in the world. Arugam Bay, which is regarded as the best surfing destination in the island, is a popular place among lovers of the sea and sun.

Pasikuda is a delightful coastal town that is located in the Batticaloa District of Sri Lanka. Pristine white sandy beaches and the deep blue ocean greet you when you visit this magical destination. A perfect destination to get in those hours of reading and sunbathing on the beach!

Aitken Spence Travels, Sri Lanka's leading Destination Management Company (DMC), is committed to providing a safe working environment for our employees and suppliers

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We strive to maintain the highest standards of quality at every level as the leading destination management company in Sri Lanka

Our Travel Kindly initiative focuses on actively participating in conservation and involves being a foster parent to an orphaned baby elephant named Bhanu.

Our commitment is not just to offer unique holidays in Sri Lanka, but also to be responsible for uplifting local communities and conserving the environment.

We have garnered the prestigious Travelife certification in keeping with our commitment to sustainable operations and initiatives in all aspects of the business.

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Jetwing Journeys Sri Lanka

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Jetwing Journeys organises tours to every part of the world. Being ranked among the leading outbound tour operators in Sri Lanka, Jetwing Journeys has the expertise to make the dream of a “Memorable Journeys ” come true . The company has a reputation for affording efficient and highly personalised services with over 30 years of experience.

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Create memories around the world with jetwing journeys.

Jetwing Journeys specializes in providing a diverse range of leisure related services and is known within the industry and among its extensive loyal client base as a service provider who goes ‘that’ extra mile towards providing unique, exciting, vibrant and hassle-free Journey package options.

Jetwing Journeys possesses a wealth of experience which has been acquired over several decades in handling a wide spectrum of clients – stretching from individuals, groups, families to corporate clients. As such, in contrast to most travel operators/companies, due to its ability Jetwing Journeys is in a unique position to cater to the highly varied needs of their clients in a flexible manner rather than be limited to fixed itineraries and a range of/a combination of destinations that one would commonly encounter.

• A corporate client on the lookout for new Meeting and Conference options outside Sri Lanka
• An organization in search of unique destinations and packages in order to incentivize its team members, distributors, dealers or to entertain its top clients
• A family looking forward for an exciting getaway “off the beaten path” travel destination or itinerary
• Individuals interested to join in fixed departure tour groups to trending headline destinations

Our Journey

The saga of Jetwing is one of classic entrepreneurship. Set up by Herbert Cooray, who dared to dream big, Jetwing has since grown into a recognised and respected business entity that also functions as a Sri Lanka travel agency engaged in outbound tour operations well known in Sri Lanka and overseas. Having had the foresight to be part of the Sri Lankan Government’s tourism master plan in the 1970s, (which also mark the island’s entry into the international tourism arena) paved the way for the dynamic entrepreneur’s entry into the construction industry.

Commencing construction of a hotel in the sleepy coastal fishing village of Negombo built specifically to suit the Charter tourists from Europe, this hotel marked the first stepping stone to success. It was almost exclusively used by a leading Swedish Tour Operator – Vingressor – which urged him to consider starting his own hotel. At that historic moment, Jetwing Hotels was born. Barely two decades later, it emerged as a market leader and trendsetter for Sri Lankan hospitality, dominating the responsible, sustainable and nature tourism segments. Properties such as Lighthouse Hotel & Spa (Jetwing Lighthouse), The Blue Water, Ayurveda Pavilions (Jetwing Ayurveda Pavilions), Jetwing Beach and more recently, Jetwing Vil Uyana have become internationally acclaimed properties.

Herbert Cooray, founder Chairman of Jetwing, made his first foray into the hotel industry with six rooms at the Blue Oceanic Beach Hotel (Jetwing Blue Oceanic). As a building contractor, he built the Seashells Hotel (Jetwing Seashells) in 1972, which he subsequently bought over in 1978. Thereafter, the third hotel to join the group was the Royal Oceanic Beach Hotel that opened in 1981 with 44 rooms. In 1987, a second wing was added to bring the total to 91 rooms in operation subsequently upgraded and repositioned as a 78 roomed boutique hotel called The Beach, (Jetwing Beach) Negombo, in 2004. In 1983, he bought the Yala Safari Game Lodge (previously Yala Safari Beach Hotel), a hotel he had built himself. The ‘Tsunami’ of 2004, unfortunately, destroyed the Yala Safari Game Lodge in which Jetwing also lost some of its longest serving associates. The Jetwing Relief Fund was set up in their honour. His fifth prize property was St. Andrew’s (Jetwing St. Andrews), Nuwara Eliya, in 1987.

In a bid to increase its market share, Jetwing Hotels joined hands with the Hayleys Group in 1991 as partners with a 25% stake in the joint venture. Within a short time, Jetwing grew from strength to strength and the Hayleys-Jetwing partnership acquired the Hunas Falls Hotel (Jetwing Hunas Falls). In addition, they built the Lighthouse Hotel & Spa (Jetwing Lighthouse), which some called an over-ambitious project. However today, it has proved to be one of the best hotels in the region and was also one of the first hotels to be accredited the honour of being a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Its ‘Green Practices, its CSR programme ‘A Taxi Line Through The Community’ which won them a PATA Gold Award and their various community-related activities have won them much recognition as being one of the most environmentally responsible hotels in the country.

Tropical Villas (Jetwing Tropical Villas) followed in 1993 and soon after Jetwing entered into an agreement with Union Apparels to manage The Blue Water Hotel. Under Jetwing management, it achieved five-star status in 2003. Jetwing is working on many new property developments. Jetwing Vil Uyana was opened in 2006 with 25 Villas built on an artificially created wetland. Plans are also in the pipeline to construct a luxury tented camp on the Nilaveli beachfront called Mannal Kadu. Yala Safari Game Lodge has also been earmarked for reconstruction. Jetwing Hotels have journeyed from beaches to creating nature reserves in the span of a few decades. Since its inception, Jetwing has remained attentive and receptive to clients and business opportunities alike. Although Herbert Cooray commenced his foray into the leisure sector with only 12 employees at Blue Oceanic Hotel (Jetwing Blue Oceanic) in 1972, Jetwing now stands strong with approximately 2,000 staff.

Apart from their main specialisation in Hotels and Travels, Jetwing has diversified into event management, outbound package tours and Ticketing, Airline Representation, Professional Conference Organizers, Freight forwarding, Birding and Wildlife Travel, to name a few.

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide the ultimate holiday experience while becoming a one-stop solution for every travel need you have. From tour planning, visa, airline tickets, hotels, luxury resorts, cruises to train passes.

Our vision is to fulfil your travel dream and make it better than imagined. We aim to make every tour exciting and energizing for everyone involved, and we help you to tick off your bucket list!

Jetwing Journeys has a well-equipped dedicated team of travel specialists at hand, to offer you, assistance by identifying those services that that fit best for your travel needs- with customized and high quality package options to choose from. All our staff has travelled in these tours and destinations many times, hands-on experienced and therefore/as such, are able to provide firsthand information on the ground situation; rather than relying on third parties for same.

Among our repertoire of services are:

• Provision of fixed group departures with minutely detailed itineraries which allow for a surreal travel experience to our tour participants.
• Visa processing services on behalf of our clients via our longstanding association with the respective embassies and other diplomatic missions.
• Customized tour itineraries for private groups and individuals.
• Corporate MICE services at highly competitive price points.
• Provision of individual / standalone ticket only options.
• Educational and sports tours with safe travel for schools.
• High-end luxury tours, at your preference and pace on demand.
• Special requests or additional inclusions in tour packages; accommodating Birthdays, Anniversaries and other special occasions.
• Processing of additional service requests related to travel; excess baggage, travel insurance, seat allocation, special meal requests, wheelchair requests, unaccompanied minors etc.
• An extensive range of other tours including but not limited to: Corporate visits, Leisure, Honeymoon, Safari, Shopping, Adventure/Sports events (Grandprix, Soccer, Rugby, Cricket etc.), Music & Entertainment events, History tours, Religious tours, Customized VFR + Leisure tours etc.

Experience professionally curated tour packages and exceptional handling of all your future travel needs at Jetwing Journeys, where “Service is a Lifestyle” !!

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Travel the world with Aitken Spence Holidays and enjoy new experiences with these special tours that focus on the very best authentic experiences on offer. Be it a fun holiday with the entire family, romantic getaway with that special someone or an independent journey of discovery, our overseas holiday packages provide a truly unforgettable escape!

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Best Europe Tour Packages from Sri Lanka

From famous French wines to delicious Italian gelato, you’ll taste more, see more and get closer to authentic local experiences on our Europe tour packages. Ceyline Travels European tour packages let you create lasting memories of all the most well-loved Europe tour attractions, at an affordable price, without the stress of planning and other hazels.

Be it breathtaking natural attractions or the most mesmerizing cities of Europe, tours from Sri Lanka will let you experience the world’s most sought-after countries like Italy, Austria, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Germany, Holland, Belgium, France, Turkey, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark among many others.

We at Ceyline Travels offer attractive Europe tour packages from Sri Lanka with remarkable tours to visit around Europe and explore the most astonishing sightseeing such as Eifel Tower in Paris, Colosseum in Rome, Charles Bridge in Prague or finely built Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba in Spain or for a simple getaway to Europe. With a great diversity to experience our travel specialists are here to help you find the best tour packages to Europe for your ideal budget. If you are looking for a hassle-free journey, our experts will help you with what exactly you are looking for.

Best European Tour Destinations

Britain Tours

Enjoy the royalty and history of England when you book England tours with Ceyline Travels. Explore everything from the Queen’s residence at Buckingham Palace to the stunning scenery of the Scottish Highlands when you book one of these Great Britain tours. On your guided tour of Britain, you’ll experience an authentic local experience at an affordable price. Contact us to explore our England tour packages & start planning your journey today.

Things to do in Britain

• Come up with your own conspiracy theories at Stonehenge
• Visit one of the 12 best castles in the UK
• Explore London’s free museums
• Take a tour of the UK’s incredible National Parks
• Climb the United Kingdom’s highest peak
• Laugh out loud at the Edinburgh Fringe

France & Holland Tours

France delights romantics with fairy-tale castles, soaring cathedrals, and picture-perfect villages, yet still impresses realists with its progressive, contemporary style. Begin with the Eiffel Tower, the modern emblem of France. Then discover famous masterpieces of art at the Louvre Museum. Spend a day pretending to be royalty at the elegant Palace of Versailles. Save time for leisurely gourmet meals; traditional French gastronomy has been inscribed on the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The Netherlands (also known as Holland) is a densely populated country in part reclaimed from the sea with about half of its land lying below sea level. It is known as the land of windmills, canals, and tulips, and today’s visitors certainly will find these among its many tourist attractions. But along with the breathtaking gardens and picturesque villages, they’ll also find a vibrant capital filled with museums showcasing the country’s rich heritage of artists. Crisscrossed with canals, the flat landscape is perfect for cycling with historic town centres, classic windmills and other tourist spots sprinkled across the country.

From the historical landing beaches in Normandy to the vibrant city of Amsterdam, Ceyline Travels offers you affordable tours throughout France and Holland. Without compromising your budget, you’ll taste the mouth-watering cuisine in France and savour the cultural experiences offered throughout Holland.

Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in France & Netherlands

• Eiffel Tower - France
• Louvre Museum - France
• Palace of Versailles - France
• Kinderdijk - The largest concentration of Dutch windmills
• Keukenhof Gardens - Holland

Ireland Tours

Ireland’s history dates back to 6,000 BC and with its breathtaking landscapes, rocky shorelines, vibrant cities, and historical sights, there is something for everyone. Ireland’s amazing scenery, including the 668-foot Cliffs of Moher; the spectacular Ring of Kerry with its sparkling seascapes, winding lanes, and mountains dotted with brightly coloured farmhouses are a few of key tourist attractions you explore with our Ireland tour packages.

Further, we offer opportunities for excellent shopping, lively entertainment, and amazing museums sure to leave you with lasting memories.

Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Ireland

• The Cliffs of Moher
• The House of Waterford Crystal
• Killarney National Park and Muckross House & Gardens
• The Ring of Kerry
• Blarney Castle and the Blarney Stone

Spain & Portugal Tours

From the sunlight playing endlessly off the “scales” of Gehry’s Guggenheim Museum and the throbbing street life of La Rambla and Plaza Mayor to the forest of columns and Moorish arches disappearing into the silent expanse of Cordoba’s Great Mosque, Spain exudes a vibrant energy and a captivating blend of past and present. You can find the soul of Spain in tourist attractions such as these, which represent the country’s tumultuous history, rich culture, and enchanting natural beauty.

Inextricably linked with the sea, Portugal has more than 800 kilometres of enticing Atlantic Ocean coastline. Lisbon, the capital city, enjoys a stunning location near the mouth of the River Tagus. From here, trailblazing mariners set sail in the 15th and 16th centuries on epic voyages of discovery, and Portugal has nurtured a proud seafaring tradition ever since.

Things to do in Spain & Portugal

• The Alhambra and Generalife Gardens, Granada - Spain
• Barcelona's Sagrada Familia and Gaudi Sites - Spain
• The Great Mosque of Cordoba (Mezquita) - Spain
• Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, Lisbon - Portugal
• Alentejo by Horseback - Portugal

Italy Tours

As the birthplace of the Roman Empire and the Renaissance, it’s not surprising that Italy should be so rich in masterpieces of art and architecture, or that it should have more UNESCO World Heritage cultural sites than any other country in the world. But Italy’s top attractions for tourists are not all art and architecture. Italy is blessed with lakes, mountains, and a dramatic coastline that give it outstanding natural attractions, as well.

From the ancient ruins of Rome to the scenic, laid-back town of Sorrento, Ceyline Travels offers everything you could desire in a vacation in Italy at an affordable price. This list of top places to visit is only the beginning of outstanding things to see and do in Italy.

Top Places to Visit in Italy

• Venice Canals
• Vatican City
• The Uffizi Gallery

Best Germany Tours from Sri Lanka

In Germany, with its many historic cities and small towns, along with an abundance of forests and mountains, visitors are spoiled for choice when it comes to choosing a unique place to visit. Those wanting to sightsee or experience the arts should head to the metropolitan areas such as Munich, Frankfurt, or Hamburg, while those looking for recreational activities should visit places such as the Bavarian Alps, the Black Forest, or the Rhine Valley.

Magnificent scenery awaits you on our value-minded Germany vacation. Enjoy a cruise on the Rhine River, passing castle-crested hills, terraced vineyards, and pretty wine towns. You’ll also enjoy sightseeing of the must-see sights in the cities, including Munich’s Marienplatz, the main square in the city that hosts the Oktoberfest beer festival. From the beautiful scenery and exciting cities to the historic sights and fun experiences, Ceyline Travels Germany tour has it all.

Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Germany

• Berlin's Brandenburg Gate
• Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom)
• The Black Forest - Germany
• The Ultimate Fairytale Castle: Neuschwanstein
• Miniatur Wunderland and the Historic Port of Hamburg

Best Greece Tours and Cruises

Home to some of the world’s most important historical sites, along with some 6,000 islands, Greece is known for its natural beauty and fascinating culture. Ancient archaeological sites, cliffs tumbling into sparkling blue water, sand and pebble beaches, and a balmy Mediterranean climate make Greece one of Europe’s prime tourist destinations.

Besides the capital, Athens, top things to see on the mainland include Ancient Delphi and the monasteries of Meteora. But most people come here to catch a ferry to the islands or cruise the Aegean Sea and sail to the Greek Isles. Santorini, Mykonos, Zakynthos, Corfu, and Crete are the most popular.

Plan your trip with our list of the top attractions in Greece.

Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Greece

• Acropolis, Athens
• Santorini Island
• Corfu Island
• Metéora Monasteries

Best Central Europe Tours from Sri Lanka

Central Europe consists of Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Switzerland. This region is a popular tourist destination that is known for its rich history, beautiful sceneries, and historical sites. There are many activities to do in Central Europe ensuring that visitors have an adventurous time. There are a lot of castles and historical sites to visit. Central Europe has a mouthwatering cuisine and some of the world’s finest liquor. This region is packed with natural beauty and man-made miracles.

Vibrant cities and historic sights—along with some beautiful scenery of the Alps and the Danube River — make this a comprehensive tour through Central Europe for value-minded travellers looking to explore Central & Alpine Europe.

Things to do in Central Europe

• Ride the trains in scenic Switzerland
• Cruise on the Rhine River
• Travel along Germany’s medieval Romantic Road
• Enjoy the stunning mountain beauty of St. Moritz
• Shop for souvenirs in Prague

Best Eastern Europe Tours from Sri Lanka

Eastern Europe is a region that encompasses many different cultures, ethnicities, languages, and histories. Russia, Czech Republic, Poland, Croatia, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Moldova, Serbia, Lithuania, Latvia, Bulgaria, Ukraine and Belarus are the main countries within this region. Eastern Europe is a fairly untouched region. It is an ideal place to visit if you’re looking for the off beaten path experience. This region contains all the experiences any kind of tourist might look for. The cuisine varies region to region and is a must-try. Eastern Europe is packed with natural wonders. Its beaches, mountains, forests, national parks, nature reserves and lakes make it every nature lover’s paradise. There are many activities and festivals to attend making sure that there is never a dull moment. Eastern European people are very warm and hospitable. Travelling to Eastern Europe is quite cheap especially compared to other parts of Europe.

From Sweden to Russia, Ceyline Travels offers affordable tour packages that let you explore this region’s unique treasures.

Things to do in Eastern Europe

• Visit Kremlin and Red Square, Moscow
• Go to the State Hermitage Museum - Saint Petersburg
• Take a Scenic Train Ride in Romania
• Walk along the Medieval City Walls in Dubrovnik, Croatia
• Ride through the Tunnel of Love in Ukraine

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