Things to do in Sri lanka
The Tropical climate of the country offers to bear a large number of bird species, both migratory and endemic. Up to 427 recorded species of birds from which 250 are resident and 23 are endemic to the country. As the summer begins the migratory birds starts flying in August. Large flocks of birds reside in the wet zone of the country and throughout the year can be observed.
A tropical island with spectacular scenic beauty ringed by the thick vegetation enables nature lovers to gain a firsthand experience amidst the wild. Spend nights with the most exotic wildlife endemic to the land. Ideal locations would be in a National Park or Nature Reserve. While camping enjoy more activities interconnected with it.
Hike or Trek in the beautiful, luscious hill country of central Sri Lanka, which is the ideal location. Expeditions by foot tours through jungles, up mountains, across tea estates, and rivers and waterfalls; followed by a refreshing plunge en route. The scenic beauty of the nature and its unharmed, untouched well being can be eye witnessed by all visitors.
A gentle drift above the land, a muted ride in the sky, experiencing a glance at the island country from a bird’s point of view. These excursions across the central plains, over the cultural triangle or national parks is a great way to experience the high spirits of looking down at creating from up above. A surprise proposal or your birthday or any special event can be celebrated from up above.
White water Rafting: A thrilling experience in white splashes of running water, while rafting your way to the closest bank it will be an activity that wouldn’t be given up. From all the water bodies in the country, only some allows water rafting as it needs to be an active water body. Sneaking your way through the rocks and into land will be the hardest way through.
Experience the islandic beauty in a different medium. Have a swim to explore the underwater world that surrounds the country observing the busy lives of the aquatics. Countless pools of tropical fish swimming across the currents, magnificently vibrant coral reefs and intriguing ship wrecks can be explored.
An activity endemic to the southern coast as the main port, Dondra Point, enables many sightings. The Peak months; January, April and December gives a 95% chance of sighting a Sperm whale, Blue whale or Spinner dolphin migrating during the cold seas of winter. This activity fames the South.
As an island country, the winds that blow throughout the year will aidall surfers to kite surf in Sri Lanka hence makes the country a surfing hotspot. Moreover the ideal location skilled for kite surfing is Kalpitiya with a land formation to sustain the windiest winds. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced professional surfer, Kalpitiya will produce the perfect winds with no limits. Best season for kite surfing is from May to December in the North coast.