Yala National Park

Yala National Park – Sri Lanka’s Wildlife Paradise Yala National Park, located in the southeast of Sri Lanka, is the country’s most famous wildlife sanctuary and one of the best places in the world to spot leopards in their natural habitat. Covering over 900 square kilometers of diverse landscapes — from dense jungles and open grasslands to lagoons and coastal dunes — Yala is home to a rich variety of wildlife. Visitors can enjoy thrilling jeep safaris and encounter elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles, spotted deer, and hundreds of colorful bird species. The park’s dramatic scenery, combined with its incredible biodiversity, makes Yala an unforgettable experience for nature and adventure lovers alike. Whether it’s the excitement of a leopard sighting or the beauty of the sunrise over the savannah, every moment at Yala promises a memory to treasure.

Coconut Tree Hill

Coconut Hill – Mirissa Coconut Hill in Mirissa is one of Sri Lanka’s most photographed and iconic viewpoints. Perched on a small cliff lined with tall, swaying coconut palms, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. The golden sunlight at sunrise or sunset creates a magical atmosphere — perfect for photos and peaceful moments by the sea. Just a short walk from Mirissa Beach, Coconut Hill is a must-visit spot for travelers seeking stunning scenery, tropical vibes, and unforgettable coastal beauty.

Nine Arches Bridge

Nine Arches Bridge – Ella The Nine Arches Bridge, also known as the Bridge in the Sky, is one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic and photographed landmarks. Built during the British colonial period, this impressive stone bridge features nine elegant arches that stretch gracefully across a lush valley surrounded by tea plantations and tropical greenery. Watching the famous blue train pass over the bridge is a magical experience — especially during the soft light of sunrise or sunset. The combination of stunning scenery, historical charm, and peaceful atmosphere makes the Nine Arches Bridge a must-visit highlight for anyone exploring Ella.

Little Adam's Peak View Point

Little Adam’s Peak – Ella Little Adam’s Peak is one of Ella’s most popular attractions, offering a rewarding hike with breathtaking views of Sri Lanka’s hill country. The trail is easy and suitable for all fitness levels, winding through lush tea plantations and scenic landscapes. From the summit, visitors are treated to panoramic views of rolling hills, deep valleys, and the surrounding mountain ranges. Whether you visit at sunrise or sunset, the peaceful atmosphere and stunning vistas make it an unforgettable experience. Named after the sacred Adam’s Peak due to its similar shape, Little Adam’s Peak is a must-visit for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone looking to enjoy Ella’s natural beauty.

Scenic Train Ride from Ella We will enjoy a beautiful 20-minute train ride from Ella, often described as one of the most scenic train journeys in the world. Along the way, you’ll be treated to breathtaking mountain views, lush tea plantations, and cascading waterfalls. The short ride perfectly captures the charm of Sri Lanka’s hill country — a truly unforgettable experience filled with natural beauty and peaceful vibes.

Organic Tea Queen - Ella

Tea Plantation Visit – Ella During our time in Ella, we will visit one of the region’s beautiful tea plantations, where you can experience Sri Lanka’s world-famous tea culture up close. Walk through the lush green tea fields, meet local tea pickers, and learn about the traditional process of tea production — from leaf to cup. You’ll also have the chance to enjoy a fresh cup of pure Ceylon tea while taking in the stunning views of Ella’s misty hills and peaceful surroundings. It’s a relaxing and authentic experience that captures the essence of Sri Lanka’s hill country charm.

Rawana Falls

Ravana Falls – Ella Ravana Falls is one of the most famous and picturesque waterfalls in Sri Lanka, located just a short drive from Ella. Cascading from a height of about 25 meters, the falls are surrounded by lush greenery and dramatic rock formations, creating a breathtaking natural setting. According to legend, Ravana Falls is named after King Ravana from the ancient Ramayana epic, who is said to have hidden Princess Sita in a nearby cave. Visitors can enjoy the refreshing mist, take memorable photographs, and soak in the serene mountain atmosphere. Ravana Falls is a must-visit spot for travelers exploring Ella’s stunning landscapes.