TOURS IN SRILANKA

TOURS IN SRILANKA

PL Tours and Travels is led by Lasantha, William, Jerome, Sarath and Madushan from Negombo. We have 25 years experience leading private tours in Sri Lanka. We can assist you throughout your stay in Sri Lanka. We can arrange and lead private Sri Lanka tours packages to meet every requirement, we can also advise on travel, hotels, etc. As your professional private guide and driver, your personal comfort and safety are one of the greatest concern to Us. We shall aim to ensure that your stay in the country is not only enjoyable but also entirely safe and secure. We are holders of a Official Tourist Guide's License, issued by the Sri lanka Tourist Board. This permits Us to convey visitors to all regions of Sri Lanka. It is required by law that all professional guides are licensed, so that your safety and security can be guaranteed. We Build this site for you, so that you have the most up to date information about Sri Lanka. 

Have you composed a tour? for us no problem we bring you where you want to go. Just tell us your ideas and we make it possible.
If you book your own flight, We can pick up from the airport and bring you to your Hotel. We offer good prices to stay in Negombo, The place to relax after a long flight...just a 15 min drive from the airport.

You still have no idea where to stay? Just let us know. For every budget we have a solution!.

We hope you can find the information you are looking for, and if you have any questions please let us know and we will do our best to help you out !

 

Tourist Places

Colombo

Sigiriya

Kandy

Anuradhapura and more..........

TouristInformation

Fringing the coasts is an array of gently arcing golden-sand beaches, now making a comeback after the devastation wreaked by the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami. Zoom closer to spy the giant tanks built by the first Sinhalese rulers around the ancient cities of Anuradhapura and Pollonaruwa. In the Hill Country, a layer of cotton wool clouds obscures the view, mirroring the misty mornings travellers often experience in this area of waterfalls and verdant tea plantations.

To the northwest, a gossamer-thin land bridge almost connects fragile Sri Lanka to the modern juggernaut that is India. Two and a half decades of civil war reinforces this bridge to Tamil Nadu is as much cultural as geographic.

Irrespective of their cultural background, Sinhalese, Tamil and Muslim locals will welcome you with pride. Pride in their criminally underrated cuisine, pride in their national parks and wildlife, and  especially  pride in their national cricket team. Whether you’re a humble three-wheeler jockey or a British-trained lawyer or doctor, the sport that frequently stops the nation is always worthy of discussion. How will the boys do in the upcoming series against New Zealand? Will the country be ready to host the World Cup in 2011? And have you seen how much that opening batsman from Kandy is earning in the new Indian Premier League?

Faced with funding a war and weathering a global financial crisis, Sri Lanka’s proud population has been doing it tough for a few years. But equipped with a stellar combination of scenery, culture and history, a growing focus on sustainable tourism and (hopefully) a more settled society, Sri Lanka is firmly back on the radar for curious travellers seeking unique experiences.