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Tea Trails, Norwood Bungalow
Tea Trails, Norwood Bungalow
Sri Lanka is featured on just about every knowledgeable travelers ‘bucket list’,
There are the amazing world-class beaches, the relics of a remarkable 2000 year old culture, train journeys through the spectacular tea covered hill country and safaris to watch leopards and wild elephants in one of the world’s great biodiversity hot spots.
Themes For Tailor Made Travel
All of our holidays are Tailor Made. Have a look at the following templates and then speak to us about what may specifically suit your requirements.
Sri Lanka is truly a year-round destination with fine weather alternating between the South Coast (Nov-Apr) and the East Coast (May-Oct).
However the simple truth is that weather patterns have altered due to climate change so there are no longer any distinct rainy or dry seasons and the monsoons have scattered. It can be sunny or rainy on any given month.
The interior of the island can be explored at any time of the year. There might be rain in May and June, but the island is lush and very beautiful after the monsoon rains.
The South West Coast / Galle Beaches/ Ahangama/ Deep South/ Tangalle
Nov-April
This is the traditional ‘beach season’ on Sri Lanka’s South Coast where the seas are at their calmest and rainfall is at its lowest. The beaches fill up with sand, the resorts are busy and safe sea bathing is possible at many locations.
May-October
This is considered the ‘off season’ on the South Coast as the seas become choppy and there may be some rainfall.
However plenty of tourists still flock to the beach resorts on the South Coast during the Summer School Holidays due to high hotel rates and logistics of travel to the East Coast. All hotels at South Coast resorts also reduce their prices significantly during this period.
The East Coast
May-October
During these months the East Coast contains some of the most beautiful beaches in Asia, just like the Maldives, with soft white coral sand and waist deep water where you can wade out in to the sea for quite a distance. If traveling with kids this is a fantastic option.
There are however logistics involved in getting to and returning from the East Coast beaches – involving a 5-hour journey. Usually, stopover nights are required near Colombo or the airport. Prices increase substantially especially during July and August (3 star hotels charge 5 star prices!) as hotels seek to recover lost revenue from the Winter Season (see below)
Nov-April
These beach resorts are totally deserted as the sea turns rough. For a variety of reasons tourism totally collapses during the Winter Season on the East Coast, except for perhaps Arugam Bay.
Riyaz is our Senior Tour Consultant who frequently travels on inspection visits to personally check out all of our featured hotels in Sri Lanka.
Ronnie is our Sales Director who has an encyclopedic knowledge of Sri Lanka’s attractions and experiences. Rushad is our Marketing Manager who is in charge of our Social Media platforms.
Rangila is our Ground Handling Executive who is based at our Colombo Office and is on call 24 hours a day to look after our guests while they are in Sri Lanka
Our Company has so far hosted in excess of 35 000 visitors to Sri Lanka!
Established Since 2003
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