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Yes, most travelers require a visa to enter Sri Lanka. The process is quick and can be completed online through the official Sri Lanka eVisa portal. Tourist visas typically allow for short stays and are available as single or double entry options.

We recommend checking the latest visa requirements based on your nationality before you travel, as Sri Lanka occasionally offers special exemptions or visa-free access for select countries under pilot programs.

The currency is the Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR). It’s best to exchange money at the airport, as options are limited outside of the main capital. There could be higher charges by unauthorized money exchanges too. ATMs are widely available, but charge Rs. 200–300 per withdrawal and have daily limits of Rs. 80,000 – 100,000. Visa and MasterCard are commonly accepted, but always best to carry some cash - especially when visiting rural areas, where local vendors prefer it.

Absolutely. We cater to solo travellers, couples, families, Incentive travellers and private groups. Each journey is curated to match your comfort, interests, and dynamics.

Yes, alcohol is available at licensed restaurants, bars, hotels, and wine shops throughout Sri Lanka. However, please note that alcohol sales are prohibited on public holidays and Poya (full moon) days, which occur monthly. During these days, even licensed establishments are not permitted to sell or serve alcohol.

We currently focus only on land-based experiences in Sri Lanka.