Does this Sri Lanka 2 week tour include whale watching?

Yes — route includes dedicated whale watching excursion at Mirissa, one of best places globally to see blue whales, along with sperm whales and dolphins, on seasonal basis.

Can I combine Sri Lanka and Maldives in a 2 week trip?

Sri Lanka and Maldives 2 week itinerary is possible, though this route fully dedicated to Sri Lanka. If interested in Maldives extension, company can discuss adjusting plan.

What is the weather like in Sri Lanka during a 2 week trip?

Weather varies by area rather than single pattern — expect warm, dry conditions in cultural triangle and coast (December to April), noticeably cooler/sometimes misty in Nuwara Eliya, and chance of afternoon showers in hill country year-round.

Does this itinerary include Polonnaruwa as well as Anuradhapura?

Yes — 2 weeks in Sri Lanka itinerary includes both ancient capitals, plus Pidurangala climb near Sigiriya, giving more cultural depth than shorter routes.

Is this Sri Lanka tour package private, with our own driver?

Yes — Sri Lanka private tours with driver experience throughout, with own vehicle and English-speaking guide, so pace entirely yours.

What are the best places to visit on a Sri Lanka 2 week itinerary?

Prioritise Sigiriya and Polonnaruwa ancient sites, Kandy's Temple of Tooth, Nuwara Eliya tea estates, Ella's Nine Arch Bridge, Yala safari, Galle Dutch Fort, and whale watching at Mirissa — all included on this route.

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Q: What does this Sri Lanka 2 week itinerary include?

Airport pick-up and drop-off, 14 nights' accommodation on bed-and-breakfast basis, all transport in air-conditioned vehicle, English-speaking chauffeur guide, bottled water during sightseeing, and all sightseeing listed in itinerary. Entrance fees, personal expenses and visa charges not included.

Q: Is 2 weeks enough to see Sri Lanka?

For 2 weeks in Sri Lanka, yes — this is the most complete route, covering both ancient cities, hill country, Ella, a wildlife safari and extended south coast, without needing to compromise on any region.

Q: What is a good Sri Lanka 2 week itinerary?

Well-balanced itinerary pairs relaxed arrival with both ancient capitals (Sigiriya and Polonnaruwa), cultural Kandy, hill country tea estates, Ella region, wildlife safari, and extended unhurried finish on south coast.

Q: Do I need a visa for a 2 week trip to Sri Lanka?

Yes. Most nationalities need Sri Lanka Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) before arrival, regardless of trip length. Simple online application — apply at least few days before travel.

Price : On request

This Sri Lanka 2 week itinerary — 14 nights, 15 days — covers Negombo, Sigiriya, Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Ella, Yala, Galle, Matara and Colombo. It’s our most complete route — proper time to both ancient cities (Sigiriya and Polonnaruwa), a full wildlife safari, extended hill country, and nearly a week combined on the south coast, including whale watching at Mirissa. Private air-conditioned transport, an English-speaking chauffeur guide, and airport transfers are included throughout.

Your Sri Lanka Itinerary 2 weeks at a Glance

Wondering what to do with 2 weeks in Sri Lanka? This Sri Lanka itinerary 2 weeks (14 nights, 15 days) is our most comprehensive route on the island — both ancient capitals (Sigiriya and Polonnaruwa), cultural Kandy, cool hill country in Nuwara Eliya, scenic Ella, a Yala safari, and an extended stretch of the south coast that includes Galle, Matara’s lesser-known beaches, and whale watching at Mirissa.

This Sri Lanka travel itinerary 2 weeks suits travellers who want to see the island properly rather than rushing between highlights. It’s entirely private throughout: your own vehicle and driver-guide, never a shared coach group.

Overnight Stays

Negombo – 1 Night
Sigiriya – 3 Nights
Kandy – 2 Nights
Nuwara Eliya – 2 Nights
Ella – 1 Night
Yala – 1 Night
Galle – 3 Nights
Colombo – 1 Night

Covered Locations and Activities

Negombo – Negombo Cathedral, Dutch Canal, Negombo Fish Market, Negombo Lagoon
Sigiriya – Dambulla Cave Temple, Sigiriya Village Tour, Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Minneriya Jeep Safari
Anuradhapura – Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi Temple, Ruwanwelisaya Stupa, Lovamahapaya, Abhayagiri Dagaba, Jetavanarama Stupa, Isurumuniya Temple, Mihintale
Polonnaruwa – Gal Vihara, The Sacred Quadrangle (Vatadage, Hatadage, Nissanka Latha Mandapaya, Thuparama Image House, Sath Mahal Prasada), Royal Palace Complex of King Parakramabahu I, Lankatilaka Vihara, Rankoth Vehera, Polonnaruwa Archaeological Museum, Parakrama Samudra, Kiri Vehera
Kandy – Matale Spice Garden, Batik Factory, Kandy Cultural Show, Kandy View Point, Kandy Lake, Kandy Temple, Kandy City Tour, Handicraft Centre, Gem Museum, Peradeniya Botanical Garden
Nuwara Eliya – Ramboda Sri Bhaktha Hanuman Temple, Ramboda Waterfall, Tea Factory and Tea Fileds, Nuwara Eliya City Tour, Ancient Post Office, Nuwara Eliya View Point, Victoria Park and Gregory Lake, Strawberry Farms, Ambewela New Zealand Dairy Farm, Seetha Amman Temple, Hakgala Botanical Garden,
Ella – Ella Train Station, Nine Arch Bridge, Demodara Railway Station, Little Adaams Peak Hike ( Ella Swing, Ravana Zipline), Ravana Waterfall
Yala – Yala National Park, Thissa Temple, Thissa Lake
Matara – Hiriketiya Beach, Blue Beach Island, Dondra Light House, Dondra Temple, Matara City, Coconut Tree Hill
Galle – Still Fishing Sites, Galle Dutch Fort ( Light House, Clock Tower, Museums), Roomassala Mountain, Japanese Peace Pagoda, Meetiyagoda Moonstone Mines, Hikkaduwa Beach ( Surfing, Snorkeling, Turtle Feeding)
Bentota – Maadu River Mangroves Boat Ride, Cinnamon Island Visit, Fish Spa, Turtle Watching
Colombo – Colombo City Tour ( Galle Face, Lotus Tower, Independence Square, Gangarama Temple, Hindu Kovil)

Why Book With Silk Way Ceylon Tours

We’re an SLTDA-licensed Sri Lanka tour package specialist that plans every itinerary in-house, with a dedicated tour consultant and Sri Lanka private tours with driver on every trip — your own vehicle and guide throughout, never combined with other bookings.

Ready to spend 2 weeks in Sri Lanka covering both ancient cities, tea country, a Yala safari and an extended south coast? Contact us today to customise this Sri Lanka tour package and get your quotation — or if two weeks is more than you need, see our 12 day Sri Lanka tour package instead.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Arriving to Colombo in the evening, warm welcome at the airport.
Check-in at the hotel at Negombo

Breakfast at the hotel.
Explore Negombo (Visit Dutch Canal, Negombo Cathedral, Negombo Fish Market )
Start proceeding to Sigiriya
Check in to the hotel at Sigiriya
Visit Dambulla Cave Temple - Stunning cave complex in Sri Lanka, featuring five caves filled with Buddhist murals and statues.
Sigiriya Village Tour - Offers visitors an immersive experience into traditional Sri Lankan rural life ( Bullock Cart Ride, Tractor Ride, Boat Ride, Local Cooking Demonstrations, Paddy Field Walks, Tuk Tuk Ride)
Wildlife Jeep Safari at Minneriya national Park in the afternoon if time permits
Dinner at the hotel.

Proceeding to Anuradhapura
Visit Aukana Buddha Statue - Magnificent 12-meter-tall standing Buddha, carved from a single granite rock, renowned for its serene expression and precise craftsmanship that dates back to the 5th century.
Visit Kala Wewa Reservoir - Built by King Dhatusena in the 5th century CE, which showcases the advanced hydraulic engineering skills of ancient Sri Lanka.
Visit Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi Temple - Home to a revered sapling of the Bodhi tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment, the Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi Temple offers foreign visitors a unique opportunity to observe Buddhist traditions, appreciate the temple's ancient atmosphere
Visit Ruwanwelisaya Stupa - One of the largest stupas in Sri Lanka, Dominating the Anuradhapura skyline, captivates visitors with its sheer scale and its deep spiritual meaning for Buddhist devotees.
Visit Lovamahapaya - historical site marked by hundreds of stone pillars which once supported a multi-storied monastic residence.
Visit Abhayagiri Dagaba - towering brick structure in Anuradhapura, one of the largest stupas in the ancient world and a vital Buddhist institution.
Visit Jetavanarama Stupa - once among the tallest structures of the ancient world, remarkable example of ancient Sri Lankan brickwork, a testament to ancient Sri Lankan engineering.
Explore Samadhi Buddha Statue, Moonstone, Guardstone
Visit Isurumuniya Temple - charming rock temple renowned for its beautiful ancient stone carvings, including the famous "Lovers" sculpture.
Visit Mihintale - Sacred mountain peak where Buddhism was first introduced to Sri Lanka marked by ancient stupas, monastic ruins and panoramic views
Proceeding back to Sigiriya

Proceeding to Polonnaruwa and explore ancient city ruins.
Royal Palace of King Parakramabahu - Remains of a once seven-story palace, showcasing the grandeur of the ancient kingdom.
Audience Hall - The place where King Parakramabahu I conducted administrative functions.
Royal Bathing Pool (Kumara Pokuna) - Ancient bathing pool once served as the king's private swimming area.
Sacred Quadrangle (Dalada Maluva) - Compact and highly concentrated collection of ruins is home to some of Polonnaruwa's most significant religious structures such as Vatadage, Hatadage, Nissanka Latha Mandapaya, Thuparama Image House and Sath Mahal Prasada
Rankoth Vehera - The largest dagoba (stupa) in Polonnaruwa and the fourth largest in Sri Lanka
Gal Vihara - This iconic site features four magnificent Buddha statues, expertly carved from a single granite rock.
Thivanka Image House - Known for its massive Buddha statue in a slightly bent posture ("thivanka"), this image house features intricate brickwork and carvings on its outer walls.
Parakrama Samudra - This massive man-made ancient reservoir, also known as the "Sea of Parakrama," is an incredible feat of ancient hydraulic engineering that supplied water for agriculture.
Polonnaruwa Archaeological Museum - This museum provides valuable context to the ruins with a collection of artifacts, models, and exhibits.
Statue of King Parakramabahu I - Widely believed to depict King Parakramabahu I and is a notable historical artifact.
Visit Giritale - Statue of Buddha and Stupa which are located in the vicinity of Giritale Tank
Proceeding back to Sigiriya
Visit Pidurangala in the afternoon - Adventurous climb through ancient cave temples and a magnificent reclining Buddha statue, ultimately rewarding hikers with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and a stunning vista of Sigiriya Rock

Climb Sigiriya Rock in the morning and witness sunrise- Ancient rock fortress in Sri Lanka, renowned for its impressive frescoes, mirror wall, advanced urban planning, and historical importance as a royal Palace. Some believe Sigiriya as a royal residence during the Ramayana era, possibly linked to King Ravana.
Proceeding to Kandy
Visit Matale Spice Garden on the way - Showcasing the diverse range of spices grown on the island and their traditional uses.
Visit Batik Factory - Showcasing traditional art of batik, from wax application to vibrant dyeing
Kandy Hotel Check in
Kandy Cultural Show - Presents a vibrant display of traditional Sri Lankan dance, music, and drumming
Visit Kandy View Point - Enjoy panoramic views of the scenic Kandy Lake, city, and the surrounding hills
Walk around the Kandy Lake - leisurely boat rides, scenic walks around its charming pathways
Visit Kandy Temple of Tooth Relic - holds immense significance as a symbol of Sri Lankan Buddhism and a vital pilgrimage site which houses the sacred tooth of the Buddha.

- Breakfast at the hotel
- Visit Peradeniya Botanical Garden - stroll through orchids and palms, learn about spices and medicinal plants, enjoy peaceful picnics on the great lawn
- Visit Kandy Handicraft Centre and Factory- Firsthand look at the creation of traditional Sri Lankan crafts, from raw materials to finished products.
- Visit Kandy Gem Museum and Workshop- Explore Sri Lanka's rich gemstone heritage, showcasing a variety of precious stones and the island's gem mining and cutting traditions.
- Some relax time in the afternoon.

Proceeding to Nuwaraeliya
Visit Ambuluwawa Tower and Biodiversity Complex - Tower situated on a mountain peak near Gampola, Sri Lanka, serving as a unique multi-religious center and ecological sanctuary with panoramic views.
Visit to Ramboda Sri Bhaktha Hanuman Kovil - Hindu temple dedicated to Hanuman located in Ramboda known for its 18-foot tall Hanuman statue and beautiful views.
Visit Ramboda viewpoint and Ramboda Waterfall - Scenic waterfall you will see along Kandy- Nuwara Eliya Road
Tea Plantation Visit - Explore the tea-making process, including plucking, withering, rolling, fermentation, firing, and sorting. The tour concludes with a complimentary tea tasting session.
Check-in to hotel at Nuwara Eliya
Scenic Drive through the hill country and the views of Waterfalls, Tea Factory and Tea Fields. Check in to the hotel and have a relaxing and charming evening while enjoying a cup of famous Ceylon Tea.

Wake up to a beautiful morning in an exceptionally cool climate. Breakfast at the hotel
Nuwara Eliya City Tour - Walk around the city, vegetable and fruit markets
Visit Nuwara Eliya Post Office - Established during the British colonial era and is one of the oldest post offices in Sri Lanka. You can send a postcard to your home.
Visit Shanthipura View Point- Shanthipura is the highest situated village in Sri Lanka. Offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills, valleys, and the Nuwara Eliya town.
Gregory Lake and Victoria Park - Boat Rides, Speed Boats, Jet Ski, Horse Rides, Leisure Walks with your loved ones
Visit Ambewela New Zealand Dairy Farm - Picturesque landscape similar to New Zealand, offers the chance to experience a working dairy farm, observe cattle farming, milking process, enjoy fresh dairy products.
Visit picturesque Strawberry Farms - Walk through the fields, hand-pick fresh, juicy strawberries, learn about their cultivation and enjoy strawberry-based jams, juices, and desserts.
Leisure time in the evening in a exceptionally cool environment and enjoy Ceylon Tea
Dinner at the hotel

Start proceeding to Ella.
Visit Nuwaraeliya Seetha Amman Temple - known as the place where Sita was held prisoner in the Hindu epic "Ramayana."
Visit Hakgala Botanical Garden - Believed to be the "Ashok Vatika" from the Ramayana, where Sita was held captive by Ravana.
Visit Ella Train Station - Famous and picturesque train station
Nine Arch Bridge - Beautiful old bridge in Ella with nine arches, and it's a great spot to see trains go by in a pretty green setting.
Visit Demodara Railway Station - Notable for its spiral loop track, where the railway line curves around and passes under itself through a tunnel, a remarkable feat of engineering in Sri Lanka's hill country.
Visit Little Adams Peak - Relatively easy hike for rewarding panoramic views of Ella. If you are into bit of an adventure you can try Ella Zipline on the way for a thrilling ride and capture a memorable photo on the Ella Swing overlooking the stunning scenery.
Relaxing time in the evening at Ella Hotel
Enjoy night life in Ella - Often featuring live acoustic music or chill DJ sets in its cozy restaurants and bars, creating a relaxed evening leisure experience.

Start proceeding to Yala
Visit Ravana Ella Waterfall - Ravana Ella Waterfall is a stunning waterfall named after the legendary King Ravana from the Ramayana story, where it's said he hid Princess Sita.
Lunch at Yala
Jeep Safari at Yala National Park in the afternoon - Most popular National Park in Sri Lanka renowned for its high density of leopards, diverse wildlife including elephants, sloth bears, and numerous bird species
Dinner at the hotel

Proceeding to Galle.
Visit Hiriketiya Beach - Famous for its excellent surfing conditions for all levels and charming beachside cafes.
Blue Beach Island - Island connected to the mainland by a sandbar, offering a tranquil escape, stunning sunsets, and unique beach camping experiences.
Dondra Head Lighthouse - Standing at the southernmost tip of Sri Lanka, this is the tallest lighthouse on the island, offering breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean from its surroundings.
Matara Fort - Explore the remnants of this colonial fort, built by the Portuguese and later reinforced by the Dutch.
Star Fort - A unique six-pointed star-shaped fort built by the Dutch in 1765 to protect against land attacks. It's a fascinating architectural marvel and often houses a small museum.
Matara Paravi Duwa Temple (Pigeon Island Temple) - This serene Buddhist temple is beautifully situated on a small island just off the coast, accessible by a pedestrian bridge.
Coconut Tree Hill - Picturesque hill in Mirissa, filled with plantation of symmetrical coconut palms, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Indian Ocean.
Visit Still Fishing sites - Cultural spectacle where fishermen perch on stilts in the shallow waters
Visit Roomassala Mountain -Hill near Galle and Unawatuna, famous for its association with the Ramayana epic, diverse medicinal plants, jungle beach and the tranquil Japanese Peace Pagoda.
Visit Japanese Peace Pagoda- Stupa built by Japanese monks as a symbol of peace, offering panoramic views of the Indian Ocean.
Check in at Galle Hotel
Beach Activities in the evening

Visit Galle Dutch Fort - UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a historic fort, showcasing a blend of European architectural styles and offering stunning views of the Indian Ocean.( Clock Tower, Light House, Museums, International Cricket Ground )
Check into Galle Hotel
Visit Hikkaduwa Beach - If time permits we can enjoy some surfing, snorkeling or turtle feeding at famous Hikkaduwa Beach. Snorkeling can be done very close to the beach in 3FT-4FT deep water with no risk at all.
Leisure time at the beach and enjoy sunset views.

Whale Watching at Mirissa - offering a high chance of spotting magnificent blue whales, sperm whales, and various dolphin species.
Relax time in the evening and beach activities.

Breakafast at the hotel
Visit Meetiyagoda Moonstone Mines - Offer tourists a glimpse into the traditional mining of moonstones, a precious gemstone unique to Sri Lanka, and the process of extracting and polishing them.
Maadu River Boat Ride, Fish Spa - Scenic boat safari experience through a network of mangrove forests, providing opportunities to witness diverse wildlife.
Visit Cinnamon Islands in Maadu River - Witness the cultivation and processing of cinnamon, learn about its history, and experience the local village life.
Turtle watching in Bentota - Observe and learn about turtle conservation and get close to baby turtles, Releasing baby turtles to sea
Proceeding to Colombo and check in at Colombo hotel. Enjoy night life at Colombo.

Breakfast at the hotel
Colombo City Tour - Galle Face Green, Lotus Tower, Independence Square, Gangarama Temple, Hindu Kovil, Colombo National Museum, Colombo Town Hall
Enjoy some shopping
Proceeding to airport for evening/midnight departures.

Complimentary Value-Added Services

Spice garden visit, Tea plantation visit & factory visit - Free tea tasting

Free Gem shop and lapidary visit, Visit to art and craft center, Batik and Silk Centre

Visa Formalities

The Validity of the passport should be 06 months from the date of departure. Please note all clients will have to log into the website and obtain the visas prior to arrival in Sri Lanka.

Important Notes

All sightseeing is optional, one can visit if the guest likes only.
Some sites are subject to time and weather conditions and other unavoidable circumstances. E g: safari, whale watching
At Nuwara Eliya, sightseeing & travel are not allowed after 8 pm due to mist & fog.
Smoking is prohibited inside the vehicle.
Please note that the transfer duration if mentioned is approximate only. Transfer durations are subject to change due to weather, traffic, road conditions according to the chosen route, or issues beyond our control.
In temples, visitors will have to wear long clothes that cover the body. ( Ex: Kandy Temple )
The hotels mentioned above will only be confirmed on availability at the time of booking. If the hotel is not available similar alternative will be arranged.

Important

Prices are per person based on double occupancy and vary by season, hotel type and group size — request a free quote with your exact dates.

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FAQs on Sri Lanka 2 Week itinerary

This Sri Lanka 2 week itinerary includes airport pick-up and drop-off, 14 nights’ accommodation on a bed-and-breakfast basis, all transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, an English-speaking chauffeur guide, bottled water during sightseeing, and all sightseeing listed in the itinerary. Entrance fees, personal expenses and visa charges are not included.

For 2 weeks in Sri Lanka, yes — this is our most complete route, covering both ancient cities, hill country, Ella, a wildlife safari and an extended south coast, this itinerary’s exact structure, without needing to compromise on any region.

A well-balanced sri lanka 2 week itinerary pairs a relaxed arrival with both ancient capitals (Sigiriya and Polonnaruwa), cultural Kandy, hill country tea estates, the Ella region, a wildlife safari, and an extended, unhurried finish on the south coast — the exact structure of this tour.

Yes — this sri lanka for 2 weeks route includes a dedicated whale watching excursion at Mirissa, one of the best places in the world to see blue whales, along with sperm whales and dolphins, on a seasonal basis.

A Sri Lanka and Maldives 2 week itinerary is possible, though this particular route is fully dedicated to Sri Lanka to give each region proper time. If you’d like to add a Maldives extension, let us know and we can discuss adjusting the plan.

Because this route covers so many regions, weather varies by area rather than following one single pattern — expect warm, dry conditions in the cultural triangle and coast (especially December to April), noticeably cooler and sometimes misty weather in Nuwara Eliya, and a chance of afternoon showers in the hill country year-round. For exact conditions on your travel dates, we’d recommend checking a live forecast closer to departure rather than relying on general seasonal guidance.

Yes — this 2 weeks in Sri Lanka itinerary includes both ancient capitals, plus the Pidurangala climb near Sigiriya, giving genuinely more cultural depth than our shorter routes.

Yes. Most nationalities need a Sri Lanka Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) before arrival, regardless of trip length. It’s a simple online application — apply at least a few days before you travel.

Yes — this is a Sri Lanka private tours with driver experience throughout, with your own vehicle and English-speaking guide, so the pace is entirely yours.

For sri lanka 2 week itinerary planning, prioritise Sigiriya and Polonnaruwa’s ancient sites, Kandy’s Temple of the Tooth, Nuwara Eliya’s tea estates, Ella’s Nine Arch Bridge, a Yala safari, the Galle Dutch Fort, and whale watching at Mirissa — all included on this route.

The best time to visit Sri Lanka for this route (Sigiriya, Polonnaruwa, Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Ella, Yala, Galle) is generally December to April for the cultural triangle, hill country and south coast, with Yala’s dry season (roughly May to September) also excellent for wildlife sightings and whale watching best from November to April off Mirissa.

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