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Enchanting Sri Lanka – Women’s Only Tour

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Tour Description

Earlybird Special Offers

Book and deposit by 15 October 2026
Receive $500 discount per person
PLUS, Bonus 1 hour Anantara Massage
T’s & C”s apply

Curated Small Group Tour (Min 8 | Max 16 passengers)
15 days ex Colombo
Departs: 02 July 2027
 
Colombo (2) | Sigiriya (2) | Kandy (3) | Nuwara Eliya (1) | Ella (1) | Udawalawe (1) | Tangalle (2) | Negombo (2)
 
Innovative Travel will help you uncover the countless wonders of Sri Lanka, taking care of the carefully curated experience, so you can relax with peace of mind whilst immersing yourself in this unique holiday experience. You are invited to enquire now and create new memories with likeminded travel companions on this inspiring journey of discovery. Discover local insights into Sri Lanka and experience fascinating history, vibrant culture, hidden gems, local markets and cuisine, from native forests and wildlife reserves to stunning coastlines and beaches.    

Destination specialist, Innovative Travel founded in 1990, with a female founder, has a 100% safety record ensuring peace of mind for our female travellers.   With local expertise and support, your journey will be seamless from start to finish. Our women-only journeys, combine carefully selected experiences, trusted local support and meaningful opportunities to connect with Sri Lankan women and communities – creating an enriching and memorable way to discover this remarkable island. To maximise your experience, this especially curated small group boutique tour will travel with a minimum of 8 and is strictly limited to a maximum of 16.  
 
Highlights:
  • Visit the spectacular Dambulla Cave Temple
  • Discover local art, crafts, textiles and jewellery
  • Explore the ancient rock fortress of Sigiriya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Experience a wildlife safari in Minneriya National Park, renowned for its large elephant herds
  • Discover Kandy, Sri Lanka’s cultural capital, with a visit to a traditional spice garden
  • Learn the secrets of Sri Lankan cuisine during an authentic local cooking class
  • Journey through the lush tea plantations of Nuwara Eliya and discover the rich heritage of Ceylon tea with an immersive tea estate experience
  • Travel through the spectacular hill country to the charming town of Ella
  • Relax on the golden beaches of Tangalle along Sri Lanka’s southern coastline
  • Wander through the atmospheric streets and historic ramparts of Galle Fort
  • 24/7 local assistance and support throughout your Sri Lankan journey

  • Itinerary
  • Accommodation
  • Important Information

Day 1 – Fri 02 Jul: Arrival in Colombo (D)

On arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport, Colombo, after completing customs and immigration, you will be met by your guide and driver, who will transfer you by private vehicle to the Shangri-La Colombo. Remainder of the day at leisure.

This evening, experience sunset drinks at the Chequerboard at Galle Face Hotel, featuring a one-hour cocktail session with local gin and vodka, accompanied by three canapés. Afterwards, savour dinner at The Verandah Restaurant, located within the hotel.

Day 2 – Sat 03 Jul: Colombo (BD)

After breakfast at your hotel, meet your guide in the hotel lobby for your sightseeing tour of Colombo. Discover the city’s fascinating blend of colonial architecture, Buddhist temples, lively markets and modern influences, while gaining insight into its rich and diverse cultural heritage. Visit key highlights including Independence Square, the Gangaramaya Temple area, Pettah Market, historic colonial buildings and Galle Face Green overlooking the Indian Ocean. Continue to the Saskia Fernando Gallery, showcasing contemporary Sri Lankan art, followed by a visit to Barefoot, renowned for its colourful textiles, artisan crafts, jewellery, books and homewares. Browse the collections before relaxing in the peaceful garden café. This evening, experience a special Saree Draping and Cultural Styling Experience at your hotel. Local women will guide you through the art of saree draping and introduce you to traditional accessories and beauty practices. Dinner this evening is included at your hotel.

Day 3 – Sun 04 Jul: Colombo – Sigiriya (BD)

After breakfast at your hotel, check out and travel towards Sigiriya. En route, visit the renowned Dambulla Cave Temple, one of Sri Lanka’s most significant cultural and religious heritage sites. Explore its ancient cave shrines, beautifully adorned with Buddha statues, colourful murals and centuries-old paintings, while your guide shares the fascinating history and spiritual significance of this sacred site. Continue to Sigiriya and check in to your hotel. This evening, climb the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as “Lion Rock.” Ascend the ancient stairways, landscaped gardens and rock frescoes, with spectacular views across the surrounding countryside. Hear stories of King Kashyapa, the fortress’s royal past and the remarkable engineering behind this ancient stronghold. Return to your hotel for dinner at Kaludiya Sri Lankan Restaurant.

Day 4 – Mon 05 Jul: Sigiriya (BD)

Breakfast in your hotel and spend the morning at leisure. This afternoon, set out on a safari through Minneriya National Park, a vast wildlife sanctuary renowned for its thriving elephant population. Covering more than 8,800 hectares, the park is also home to herds of deer and an abundance of birdlife.

Travel by safari jeep to the shores of the Minneriya Reservoir, where you may witness herds of elephants gathering on the grassy banks to feed and socialise. Return to your hotel after the safari. Around 6:30pm, visit the Restaurant/Bar for a light meal, accompanied by a drink of your choice, including a local spirit, beer, gin and tonic, or a glass of wine.

Day 5 – Tue 06 Jul: Sigiriya – Kandy (B)

After breakfast at your hotel, check out and depart for Kandy. En route, visit a traditional spice garden in Matale, where you will discover Sri Lanka’s famous spices and Ayurvedic herbs. During a guided walk, learn about cinnamon, cardamom, pepper, cloves, nutmeg, vanilla and other plants used in Sri Lankan cuisine and traditional medicine. Continue to a Batik Making Workshop, where skilled local artisans will demonstrate the traditional wax-resist dyeing techniques used to create Sri Lanka’s colourful batik designs. Watch the intricate process from sketching and waxing through to dyeing and finishing, with the opportunity to try your hand at creating a simple batik pattern while learning about this treasured local craft. Continue to Kandy and check in to your hotel.

This evening, experience a vibrant Sri Lankan Cultural Show, featuring traditional Kandyan dancing, drumming, fire performances and folk traditions from across the island. You will also have the opportunity to meet the performers and try your hand at traditional rhythms and dance movements. Later, depart to Bommu Rooftop Bar at the Radisson Kandy, located above the city with panoramic views across Kandy’s hills and rooftops. A drink of your choice is included:
Local gin, beer or wine (additional beverages are at own expense). Dinner own cost tonight.

Day 6 – Wed 07 Jul: Kandy (BD)

After breakfast, take a city tour of Kandy, Sri Lanka’s last royal capital and an important centre of culture and spirituality. Visit the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, one of the world’s most revered Buddhist sites. Your guide will share the fascinating history, rituals and religious significance of the temple. Continue to a renowned gem centre, where you will learn about Sri Lanka’s celebrated gemstones during a guided visit to the gem museum and see the traditional gem-cutting and polishing process before having time to browse the selection of jewellery and gemstones, with purchases optional. Return to your hotel with the remainder of the day at leisure.

This evening, take part in an authentic Sri Lankan Cooking Class hosted by a local family in Kandy. Begin with a visit to a local market, with fresh vegetables, fragrant spices, herbs and tropical ingredients that form the foundation of Sri Lankan cuisine. With the family, learn to prepare traditional dishes such as rice and curry, dhal curry, coconut sambol, vegetable curries and local snacks. At the end of the class, sit down together and savour the delicious meal you have prepared.

Day 7 – Thu 08 Jul: Kandy (B)

After breakfast, time free for a morning of shopping and local discovery. Explore the colourful and bustling Kandy Municipal Central Market, where stalls are filled with fragrant spices, fresh produce and local goods. Continue through the city’s batik shops, known for their handcrafted textiles and traditional dyeing techniques, before browsing the boutiques and modern stores at Kandy City Centre. For lunch, choose from the range of eateries at Kandy City Centre or make your way to the Grand Sky Lounge at the Grand Serendib Hotel for a rooftop dining experience overlooking the city (own cost). This evening, visit The Pub, one of Kandy’s well-known social venues, famous for its long association with legendary Sri Lankan cricketers and lively atmosphere. Your choice of local and international dishes. Dinner own cost this evening.

Day 8 – Fri 09 Jul: Kandy – Nuwara Eliya (B HT)

After breakfast, travel to Nuwara Eliya, journeying through the spectacular hill country with winding mountain roads, cascading waterfalls, lush tea plantations and misty landscapes.
En route, visit a tea plantation and factory to discover the fascinating story of Sri Lanka’s world-famous Ceylon Tea. Walk through the verdant tea fields alongside estate workers and try your hand at traditional tea plucking, learning how the delicate leaves are carefully harvested by hand. At the factory, observe the various stages of production, from withering and rolling to fermentation, drying and grading. Complete the experience with a freshly brewed cup of Ceylon Tea while taking in the beautiful surroundings. Continue to Nuwara Eliya, affectionately known as “Little England”, renowned for its cool climate, colonial architecture and charming English countryside atmosphere. During a city tour explore the charming town and surrounding countryside, passing historic colonial bungalows, manicured hedgerows, rolling tea-covered hills, colourful tea pickers and the picturesque shores of Lake Gregory. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and relax. This evening, experience traditional High Tea at the Grand Hotel, set within its elegant colonial surroundings. Savour an assortment of pastries, sandwiches and freshly brewed tea before returning to your hotel for a relaxing evening at leisure.

Day 9 – Sat 10 Jul: Nuwara Eliya – Ella (B)

After breakfast, spend the morning at leisure or choose an OPTIONAL excursion to Horton Plains National Park. Depart early with a packed breakfast and journey into the spectacular highlands of Sri Lanka, where misty mountains, cloud forests and rolling grasslands create a breathtaking natural setting. Guided walk through the park, keeping watch for endemic flora and wildlife while taking in the peaceful surroundings and panoramic mountain views. Continue to the famous World’s End viewpoint, where dramatic cliffs plunge almost 1,000 metres, offering spectacular vistas on clear days.

This afternoon transfer to Pattipola Railway Station and board one of Sri Lanka’s most scenic train journeys to Ella (Please note train tickets are subject to availability and can only be confirmed 21 days prior). Travel through lush tea plantations, mist-covered mountains, waterfalls, tunnels and charming villages, offering wonderful views of the hill country and an authentic glimpse into local life. On arrival in Ella, transfer to your hotel. Dinner own cost tonight.

Optional Horton plains Excursion: NZD $120 per person
Horton Plains National Park Excursion Time: approx. 4 Hrs

Day 10 – Sun 11 Jul: Ella – Udawalawe (BD)

After breakfast, spend the morning discovering the charming hill country town of Ella. Take a leisurely stroll, explore the local surroundings or simply relax while taking in the spectacular views of tea-covered hills. Check out of your hotel and travel towards Udawalawe. On arrival, check in and take some time to relax and refresh after the journey. Later this afternoon, set out on a jeep safari through Udawalawe National Park, one of Sri Lanka’s most renowned wildlife reserves. This park is famous for its large population of wild elephants, along with water buffalo, deer, crocodiles, monkeys and an abundance of birdlife. Return to your hotel following the safari and spend the remainder of the evening at leisure. Dinner included tonight.

Day 11 – Mon 12 Jul: Udawalawe – Tangalle (B)

After breakfast, check out of your hotel and travel towards the coastal town of Tangalle. En route, visit the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home, a dedicated rehabilitation centre caring for orphaned elephant calves. Observe the feeding sessions and learn about the important conservation work being carried out to protect Sri Lanka’s elephant population. Continue with a traditional farming and toddy-tapping experience at Athgira, offering a fascinating insight into rural Sri Lankan life. Accompanied by local farmers, stroll through lush paddy fields, vegetable gardens, coconut plantations and spice groves while learning about traditional cultivation methods and sustainable farming practices. A highlight of the experience is witnessing the skilled art of toddy tapping, as local tappers climb towering coconut palms using traditional techniques to collect fresh sap from the coconut flowers – subject to availability. Continue your journey to Tangalle. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and take time to relax and unwind.

Day 12 – Tue 13 Jul: Tangalle (B)

After breakfast, spend the day at leisure. During the day, experience an optional 1-hour Anantara Signature Massage, a restorative wellness treatment combining traditional Eastern and Western massage techniques.
This evening, visit the renowned Rekawa Sea Turtle Conservation Project and learn about Sri Lanka’s ongoing efforts to protect these endangered marine creatures.
Discover the life cycle of sea turtles, observe different species and gain an insight into the conservation initiatives helping safeguard their nesting grounds and future survival. Following the visit, return to your hotel. Dinner own cost tonight.

Earlybird special inclusion offer:
Book and deposit by 15 October to receive a complimentary Anantara Massage today.

Or Optional: Anantara 1-hour massage NZD 160.00pp/AUD 136pp

Day 13 – Wed 14 Jul: Tangalle – Galle – Negombo (BD)

After breakfast, check out of your hotel and travel towards the historic coastal city of Galle.
Upon arrival join a guided exploration of Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site steeped in colonial history. Wander through its narrow cobblestone streets, lined with beautifully preserved Dutch-era buildings, churches, boutique shops, cafés and art galleries, while learning about the fort’s fascinating history and maritime heritage. En route, experience a scenic Madampe River boat excursion. Cruise through tranquil waterways and village landscapes, passing paddy fields and traditional homes. Continue to Ambalangoda, renowned for its traditional arts and crafts. Discover the cultural heritage of Sri Lanka through its famous mask-making traditions and local handicrafts, with time to explore the coastal surroundings. Continue to your hotel and check-in and spend the remainder of the day at leisure, perhaps relaxing by the beach or unwinding at the property. This evening, dine at a local restaurant.

Day 14 – Thu 15 Jul: Negombo (BD)

Breakfast in your hotel. Spend your final full day in Negombo at leisure, with time to relax at your hotel, explore the nearby beach or discover the local surroundings at your own pace. This evening, gather for a farewell dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 15 – Fri 16 Jul: Negombo – Departure (B)

After breakfast, take some final free time at the hotel, depending on your flight schedule. Transfer
to Bandaranaike International Airport for your departure flight.

TOUR INCLUSIONS:

  • 14 nights’ accommodation in Deluxe 5-star and some 4-star hotels
  • Transport in an air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking chauffer
  • Hosted by a licensed Sri Lankan tour guide from Day 1 to Day 15 farewell
  • Welcome cocktail and canapes in Colombo
  • Dinner at Shangri-La
  • Saree draping experience in Colombo
  • Dinner at Heritance Kandalama (Kaludiya Restaurant)
  • Late afternoon Safari at the Minneriya National Park
  • Light meal and one drink (local spirit, beer, or gin and tonic) at Heritance Kandalama
  • Cooking class experience in Kandy followed by dinner
  • Tea Plantation visit in Nuwara Eliya
  • High Tea in Nuwara Eliya at the historic Grand Hotel
  • Train Ride from Pattipola to Ella (Please note that the tickets will be confirmed only 15 days prior travel)
  • Visit to Elephant Transit Home
  • Country Farming Experience Excursion
  • Late afternoon Safari at the Udawalawe National Park
  • Rekawa Sea Turtle Conservation Project  
  • Madampe Lake excursion
  • Dinner at local restaurant in Negombo
  • Negombo farewell dinner
  • Entrance tickets to: Gangaramaya Temple, Colombo Museum, Dambulla Cave Temple, Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Minneriya National Park, Udawalawe National Park, Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in Kandy, Elephant Transit Home, Turtle Hatchery and Galle Museum
  • VAT (Value Added Tax) & Tourism Tax
  • Hotel porterage
  • Travel Notes as provided by Innovative Travel
  • 24/7 full local support in Sri Lanka

TOUR EXCLUSIONS:

  • International flights and departure taxes
  • Tipping/Gratuities (USD$160 will be included on the final invoice for included group activities)
  • Personal expenses
  • Meals not specified or hotel / cruise minibar
  • Beverages with meals
  • Optional sightseeing or activities
  • Check in prior to 2pm
  • Excess luggage over 23 kgs on domestic flights
  • ETA Mandatory VISA on Arrival
  • Travel Insurance (compulsory)
  • Any other services not clearly mentioned in the inclusions above

Accommodation based on the following (or similar):

Colombo

Shangri-La Colombo – Deluxe Lake View Room
The luxurious Shangri-La Colombo is a stylish five-star hotel overlooking the Indian Ocean in the heart of Colombo. Relax in beautifully appointed rooms, savour exceptional dining, unwind by the outdoor pool and experience warm Sri Lankan hospitality. Its prime Galle Face location makes it an ideal base for exploring the city’s highlights.
Images Credit: Shangri-La Colombo

Sigiriya

Heritance Kandalama – Panoramic Room
Heritance Kandalama is an iconic eco-luxury hotel dramatically built into the hillside overlooking Kandalama Lake and surrounded by lush jungle. Relax in stylish rooms, take in breathtaking views, and unwind by the infinity pools. With its unique architecture and peaceful setting, it is the perfect retreat for experiencing Sri Lanka’s natural beauty.
Images Credit: Heritage Kandalama

Kandy

Earl’s Regency – Luxury Room
Set amidst the lush hills of Kandy, Earl’s Regency offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by tropical gardens and scenic mountain views. Relax in stylish surroundings, take a refreshing dip in the pool, or savour Sri Lankan and international flavours at the hotel’s restaurants. With its tranquil setting and warm hospitality, it is an ideal base for exploring the cultural treasures of Kandy and the beautiful Central Highlands.
Images Credit: Earl’s Regency Kandy

Nuwara Eliya

Jetwing St Andrews Hotel – Superior Heritage Room
Step into the charm of colonial-era Nuwara Eliya at Jetwing St. Andrew’s, a beautifully restored Georgian-style mansion nestled among misty hills and lush tea country. Surrounded by manicured gardens, this historic retreat blends old-world elegance with modern comforts, offering a cosy and character-filled stay in Sri Lanka’s “Little England.” Its location provides an ideal base for exploring the scenic highlands, tea estates and nearby Horton Plains.
Images Credit: Jetwing St Andrews Hotel

Ella

Morning Dew Hotel – Deluxe Room
Nestled in the scenic hill country of Nuwara Eliya, Morning Dew Hotel offers a warm and comfortable retreat surrounded by lush greenery and misty mountain views. With its relaxed atmosphere, welcoming service and convenient location, it provides a lovely base for discovering the region’s tea plantations, waterfalls and charming colonial heritage.
Images Credit: Morning Dew Hotel

Udawalawe

Athgira River Camp – Luxury Tent
Experience a unique blend of nature and comfort at Athgira River Camp, set beside the tranquil Rakwana River near Udawalawe National Park. This atmospheric riverside retreat features stylish luxury tents with private verandas, comfortable furnishings and modern en-suite facilities. Surrounded by lush tropical greenery, it is an ideal base for a safari adventure, while offering a peaceful setting to unwind by the river or pool after a day of exploring.
Images Credit: Athgira River Camp

Tangalle

Anantara Tangalle Peace Haven Resort & Spa – Premier Ocean View Room
Set along Sri Lanka’s beautiful southern coastline, Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort & Spa is a luxurious beachfront retreat surrounded by tropical gardens and the sparkling Indian Ocean. With elegant rooms, a beautiful swimming pool, exceptional dining and the tranquil Anantara Spa, the resort offers a wonderful setting to relax and unwind. Its secluded beachside location also provides an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty and cultural treasures of this region.
Images Credit: Anantara Tangalle Peace Haven Resort &Spa

Negombo

Jetwing Sea Hotel – Deluxe Room
Set directly on the golden sands of Negombo, Jetwing Sea Hotel is a contemporary beachfront retreat overlooking the Indian Ocean. With two swimming pools, a rooftop spa and stylish accommodation, the hotel offers a relaxed setting to unwind at the end of your Sri Lankan journey. The spacious Deluxe Rooms feature private balconies with ocean views, comfortable sitting areas and luxurious bathtubs, making this an ideal choice for a restful coastal stay.

Dress Code
Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage is deeply influenced by Buddhism, Hinduism, and its colonial past. When visiting temples, it’s important to dress modestly — covering shoulders and knees — and to remove shoes and hats before entering sacred areas.

Holiday Periods & Cultural Observances in Sri Lanka
Please note: Rates are not valid during public or religious holidays. Availability of services may be limited during these periods. When planning your visit to Sri Lanka, it’s important to be aware of local holidays and cultural practices that may affect travel plans, business hours, and services.
•   Dry Days: Sri Lanka observes several religious holidays throughout the year, including Poya Days (full moon days), which are recognized as Public, Bank, and Mercantile Holidays. These are referred to as “dry days”, during which the sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited in shops, hotels, and restaurants and wine stores, taverns, and bars are closed.
•   Poya Days: Occur monthly on the full moon. Many shops and businesses close, and public services may be limited.
•   Hindu & Buddhist Festivals: Dates are determined by local astronomical observations, making them difficult to predict in advance. These festivals may affect local transport, business hours, and access to certain sites.
•   Muslim Festivals: Dates are based on local moon sightings and may vary. During Ramadan, Muslims fast during the day and feast at night. While business hours may be affected, Sri Lanka’s predominantly non-Muslim population means disruptions for travellers are generally minimal.

Sightseeing
All sightseeing normally requires a moderate amount of walking around historical / cultural sites. A good level of fitness will ensure you get a maximum enjoyment from your visit.

Social Conventions
Sri Lanka’s genuine hospitality to tourists is renowned. Take care to avoid religious offence, however. Respect the Buddhist faith: do not touch a monk, do not pose for photographs on religious statues, be mindful not to turn your back on Buddha statues when taking photos and avoid touching religious artifacts. Always seek permission before photographing individuals, especially monks, as a gesture of respect.

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