Ceylon Tea Trails, Hatton
Ceylon Tea Trails comprises of five restored colonial era tea planter residences, perched at an altitude of 1250 metres in Sri Lanka’s pa... Read more
Sri Lanka is a dreamy, tropical destination with a landscape of upland tea plantations, jungles, and a coastline of palm-fringed beaches.
Formerly known as Ceylon and Serendib, Sri Lankan culture is shaped by Buddhist philosophy and infused with Portuguese, Dutch, and English flavours.
Our team of Abercrombie & Kent travel experts go the distance to ensure your luxury tour of Sri Lanka is a VIP experience from the moment you arrive in this colourful, enthralling country to the moment you board your flight home. You’ll stay in hand-picked accommodations with amenities as exquisite as the view from your bedroom window.
Guests enjoy one-of-a-kind experiences and activities that show off Sri Lanka’s captivating customs and scenic vistas. Sample some of Sri Lanka’s staple foods, from flavourful curries to savoury kottus and hoppers. Wander the ancient palace ruins at the medieval capital of Polonnaruwa, breathe in the smell of fresh flowers at Kandy’s Royal Botanical Gardens, and sink your toes in the sand at Mawella beach.
Contact one of our Journey Designers to start planning your itinerary.
Decades of in-country expertise means our Journey Designers can curate exceptional activities and experiences for you that are beyond the reach of the average traveller. Piece these together as a framework for your own bespoke adventure or find them in our featured journeys.
Ceylon Tea Trails comprises of five restored colonial era tea planter residences, perched at an altitude of 1250 metres in Sri Lanka’s pa... Read more
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Many travellers choose to book a holiday between December and March,
when the humidity is lower with temperatures more comfortable for
sightseeing and exploration in Sri Lanka’s hill country and along the
south coast. However, those willing to brave monsoon season (May through
September) will be treated to a unique experience, as the countryside
is saturated with lush greens.
