
Cultural triangle
Remnants of ancient Buddhist civilizations
- Private exploration of Sigiriya Rock
- Evening Ceremony at the Temple of the Tooth

Itinéraires personnalisés avec une agence locale francophone basée in Sri Lanka.
5 iconic experiences that reveal Sri Lanka's soul

Remnants of ancient Buddhist civilizations

Rolling hills and flavors of Ceylon

Authentic safari in the heart of the wild

Golden beaches and stilt fishermen

Fragrant spices and authentic curries
Des itinéraires sur mesure créés par notre agence locale en Sri Lanka, adaptés à chaque profil de voyageur.
10 daysEntre temples sacrés et plantations de thé, un voyage qui marie exploration culturelle et rituels ayurvédiques au cœur de l'île de Ceylan.
690 €
13 daysDu Triangle Culturel aux plages de Kalpitiya, 13 jours entre safaris éléphants, plantations de thé et aventures en tuk-tuk.
850 €
10 daysDu rocher du Lion aux plantations de thé, une traversée complète du Sri Lanka entre sites sacrés et océan Indien.
935 €

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Between the Indian Ocean and the misty mountains of the center, this island amazes with the diversity of its landscapes. Terraced rice fields stretch as far as the eye can see while ancient temples emerge from the tropical jungle. The air is fragrant with cinnamon and Ceylon tea, cultivated on the verdant slopes of the highlands.
Elephants still cross the national parks at sunrise, and stilt fishermen maintain their ancestral traditions along the golden coasts. Each region reveals a different facet of this land where Buddhism has permeated daily life for more than two millennia.
The Cultural Triangle is home to the remains of ancient kingdoms: Anuradhapura and its white dagobas, Polonnaruwa and its stone sculptures, Sigiriya and its lion rock that dominates the plain. Kandy, the former royal capital, carefully preserves the Temple of the Tooth of Buddha. The tea plantations of Ella offer panoramic views of the rolling hills, while the national parks of Yala and Udawalawe promise memorable safaris. The beaches of Mirissa and Unawatuna complete this picture with their crystal-clear waters.
A stay of 12 to 15 days allows you to discover the essentials: culture, nature and beach relaxation. Travelers seeking authenticity will appreciate the charming accommodations in the plantations and encounters with local communities. The average budget is around €2,200 per person, including an English-speaking guide and tailor-made experiences adapted to your interests. The island is suitable for both couples and families with children.
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Le Sri Lanka est un pays qui change constamment de décor et d’atmosphère. On peut passer des plantations de thé aux temples, puis à l’océan, en gardant toujours cette sensation de douceur dans le voyage.
— Catherine
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You are supported by a local team based in Sri Lanka, who knows the terrain, seasons, itineraries and local partners.
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Guides et conseils pour préparer votre voyage en Sri Lanka.

April 2020. Closed borders, curfews, cancelled flights: from Colombo, Catherine Lebouille shares the testimony of a local agency director who orchestrates, day and night, the return of her travellers and keeps faith in the future.

Préparer sa valise est une étape clé dansl’organisation d’un voyage. En effet, certaines choses sont à prévoir pour un voyage dans une zone tropicale. La liste qui va suivre est une base pour préparer


Les frontières de Sri Lanka ont été réouvertes à tous les voyageurs du monde le 21 janvier 2021. Des conditions et mesures nécessaires ont été mises mises en place pour vous accueillir au mieux et en
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
Sri Lanka's highest mountain is Mount Pedro (Pidurutalagala), which peaks at 2,524 meters above sea level. This summit dominates the country's central highlands, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Read the full answerYes, most travelers need a visa or electronic travel authorization (ETA) to enter Sri Lanka. The ETA can be obtained online at the official website www.eta.gov.lk for stays under 30 days.
Read the full answerIn Sri Lanka, you can use your phone with a local SIM card (purchased at shops near airports), make calls from red telephone booths, or use free hotel wifi. Local plans typically include calls and internet.
Read the full answerIn Sri Lanka, you have several transportation options: private car with driver (ideal for maximizing your time), train (slower but scenic), bus, and tuk-tuk (economical for short distances). The private car remains the most practical solution for efficiently visiting Triangle of Culture sites.
Read the full answerSri Lanka can be visited year-round depending on the region: December to March for the west coast and Cultural Triangle, May to August for the east coast and north. Each season offers different optimal destinations.
Read the full answerFor Sri Lanka, pack lightweight and breathable clothing, a raincoat for the monsoon season, comfortable walking shoes, long outfits for temples, sun protection, warm clothes for the mountains, a first aid kit, and a flashlight.
Read the full answerSri Lanka has an equatorial climate with two distinct seasons: a rainy season from May to October and a dry season from November to March. The monsoon affects different regions differently depending on the periods.
Read the full answerSri Lanka is 4 hours and 30 minutes ahead of France in winter, and 3 hours and 30 minutes in summer. When it's 5 AM in Paris, it's 9:30 AM in Sri Lanka in winter or 8:30 AM in summer. The time zone is uniform throughout the country.
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