Zip-lining is the most thrilling way to experience Sri Lanka’s wonders throughout the year. This sport is available at Ella Adventure Park and Kitulgala Forest Reserve.
When the winds are calm, hot air balloon rides over forest canopies are possible from November to April. Visit these enchanted locations in Sigiriya and Dambulla when you’re in Sri Lanka.
Whitewater rafting rapids are best in Kitulgala. A lengthy, thrilling hike down the Kelani River is available from May to December along monsoon-fed rivers.
Put on your helmet and ride your bike through the cities of Ella, Nuwara Eliya and Sigiriya during the dry season, which runs from December to March. You will also pass Galle Fort and other famous sites in the cultural triangle.
You can go deep-sea fishing in places like Bentota, Negombo, Trincomalee, and Mirissa. This enables you to take a boat out to the deeper ocean and search for unusual fish species. For the South, it is best from November to April, and for the East May to September.
Discover different locations across Sri Lanka any time from April through September which marks the dry period. Tourists most frequently visit the Knuckles Mountain Range in combination with Adam’s Peak together with Ella Rock and Horton Plains National Park and finally, the Sinharaja Rainforest. These sites extend across Sri Lanka which motivates visitors to undertake journeys between different locations.
The best period for touring national parks in wet and dry zones occurs during December through April in wet zones and February through October in dry zones. The wildlife safaris accessible in Sri Lanka comprise Minneriya National Park and other prominent parks such as Wilpattu National Park, Udawalawe National Park and Yala National Park.
For memorable underwater sightseeing the three best locations in Sri Lanka are Hikkaduwa and Pigeon Island together with Unawatuna. The East Coast beaches are optimal for touring from May until September while the Southwest beaches remain perfect during November through April.