On arrival you’re met by your private chauffeur-guide and driven to your hotel in Negombo. Your chauffeur guide will stay with you for the rest of your trip, acting as your private driver and guide. Depending on your flight time you may have some time to relax this afternoon to get rid of jet lag.

If you are in a mood to wake up a bit early you can stroll hand in hand along the beach to ‘Lellama’ to see the fish market and the livelihood of the fishermen of the coastal area. Have breakfast at the hotel and then commence your romantic holiday by setting off to experience the inland delights of the island.

Don’t forget to enjoy some crunchy cashews sold by the girls in Kaju gama on the way. They dress in colorful dresses and emerge from coconut leaf huts to hail vehicles to stop to buy cashews. You’ll be able to enjoy some freshly roasted cashews in this small village.

To begin with your inland experience, drop by the Millennium Elephant Foundation and meet the few resident elephants there. You can have a walk with them and help them bathe and feed them with respect and care. The sight of the elephants roaming around, rubbing themselves against trees and playing together will remain etched in your memory for the rest of your life.

Afterwards, continue to your hotel in Sigiriya, check-in and enjoy some down time.

Enjoy a romantic early morning hot air balloon ride as you gaze upon the beautiful picturesque landscapes of paradise from up above the clouds. If you’re feeling up to it visit Minneriya National Park on a safari tour to see the majestic creatures of the wild in their natural habitat.

Set of early in the morning to visit the Sigiriya Rock Fortress. One of Sri Lanka’s ancient fortresses which houses remnants of a kingdom from a by gone era. Afterwards, drive about three hours to the city of Kandy today. Kandy is a countryside hamlet with cool breeze, leafy green landscapes, misty mountains gathered around the lake. By a leisurely stroll down the lanes, you can find a lot of seasonal fruits, vegetables and spices also you will pass small shops with handcrafts, wood ornaments that you will want to stop and check.

Today you will visit the beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens. Take your time to walk around and soak up the huge variety of plant life. Later in the afternoon, make a visit to the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, which houses what is believed to be an ancient relic of Lord Buddha. Buy some beautiful fresh flowers before entering to the temple. Offer an oil lamp to the temple joining the local devotees!

Today you will board a scenic train to Nuwara Eliya and take in the beautiful scenery of the villages full of friendly people, lush green tea estates, gorgeous waterfalls and majestic mountains before you reach your destination. Enjoy your afternoon relaxing at the hotel after your exciting train ride.

Make an early start and visit Horton Plains National Park hand in hand. The park is a protected area in the central highlands rich in bio-diversity. The plains are also headwaters of three major rivers in Sri Lanka. View the romantic sunrise from the edge of World’s End as well as visit Baker’s Fall together. You will not forget smiling at each other whilst the spray of the waterfall rains down on you gently. Begin your trek before the clouds descend to see the vast mountains in distance. You will be delighted with the sunrise in its magical beauty. The cloud forests have endemic plants, animals, and gushing waterfalls, which all together make a paradise to walk along, helping each other and never letting go of one another’s hand.

Later on explore the small town of Nuwara Eliya on foot or even on bicycles. With its cool air, magnificent waterfalls, and thriving tea culture, the enchanting allure of these hills has to be seen to believe. You will take winding roads through the gorgeously lush plantations past tea bushes trimmed by regular picking that look like green sculptures stretching up and down the misty hills as far as the eye can see. Enjoy your journey – this is the complete experience. With brick and stone-built houses, rose gardens and perfect lawns Nuwara Eliya in many ways resembles a ‘Small English village’. Learn to make your better half’s favorite blend of tea as well during the tea factory tour!

After breakfast transfer to the beaches of Rekawa and Thalpe-Galle!

En route pass the Rekawa beach where you can see turtles hatching naturally. Observe how baby turtles proceed on to the ocean together as this will be such a rewarding and memorable experience.

With palm-lined beaches, turquoise waters and a good selection of guesthouses and restaurants, Unawatuna is very popular with couples. However the best area for privacy and serene beauty is Thalpe, which is very near all the great hidden beaches such as Hiriketiya, Dalawalla, Weligama, Rummassala and Mirissa!

Rest of the day at leisure by the beach sunbathing together in oblivion or exploring the grand Galle fort hand in hand!

Explore the Hiriketiya, Dalawalla and Rummasala beaches.

Fringed by tropical forest and lapped by surging surf, this tiny horseshoe-shaped cove is fast becoming one of Sri Lanka’s coolest beaches. For now it’s still somewhat off the radar and draws an in-the-know crowd of independent travellers and ex-pats. Hiriketiya’s appeal is easy to understand: it’s tucked well away from the highway traffic that curses many southern Sri Lankan beaches and there are no looming hotels, only a handful of low-key guesthouses – for now.

The Rumassala Beach is rich in biodiversity and the reef acts as a protected sanctuary and serves as a major archaeological site. It is a well-known place for fishing and is also suitable for canoodling couples as it offers beauty, safety from waves and privacy.

Dubbed as a tropical paradise, Mirissa on the southern coast is secluded beach destination in Sri Lanka, perfect for couples. With palm trees lining the outskirts, the romantic spot also provides much-needed privacy to couples. You can hire a private yacht and sail away together into the sunrise in search of whales and dolphins.

Explore the delightful Galle fort; Galle is a jewel. A Unesco World Heritage Site, this historic city is a delight to explore on foot arm in arm, an endlessly exotic old trading port blessed with imposing Dutch-colonial buildings, ancient mosques and churches, grand mansions and museums. Wandering its rambling mysterious lanes you’ll pass stylish cafes, charming boutiques and impeccably restored restaurants owned by local and foreign artists, writers, photographers and designers where you can enjoy a romantic meal together in the sunset!

After a leisurely day, head to the airport in time for your flight with pleasant memories together with many hopes and dreams about your future!