The Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is an official authorization for a Short Visit to Sri Lanka issued via an online system. You need ETA if you wish to visit Sri Lanka as a Tourist, on Business or on Transit. No passport copies, documents or photographs are required to obtain ETA.

It’s necessary for citizens of all countries except for those of The Republic of Singapore and of The Republic of Maldives to get an ETA to visit Sri Lanka.

The non-refundable ETA processing charge for a Tourist visa with Double Entry for 30 days for citizens of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) countries amounts to US $20. For those from all other countries, it will cost US $35.

Yes, processing charge for a Tourist visa with Double Entry for 30 days for citizens of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) countries amounts to US $25. For those from all other countries, it will cost US $40.

Get more information on visa requirements in Sri Lanka.

Please be noted that, it is advisable to obtain the online ETA, prior to their arrival to Sri Lanka

• A passport valid for not less than 6 months from the date of arrival.
• A confirmed return ticket.
• Sufficient funds to meet the expenses during the stay.

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Simply select the attractions and activities in this website and send us with required details and preferences about your upcoming trip.

• Select the attractions and activities in the website
• Fill and send us the web form
• We create your itinerary and send you
• Discuss the changes if you required
• Finalize your trip itinerary
• Send you the quotation
• Pay usingthe secure payment link we provide you later (we don’t responsible for the payments through any other method)
• We confirm your booking

We should receive payment of 50% of the invoice value no later than 45 days prior to the arrival and the balance of the invoice value no later than 20 days.

We offer payment by the following methods.

We accept all major credit cards. Please use the link to access our secure online payment gateway once we provided you. 

Most hotels provide internet facilities. However, connections in remote towns will be slow.

Dialing out, you need to dial ’00’ or ‘+’ and the relevant country code before the number.

The country code for Sri Lanka is +94. Omit the first ‘0’ of the relevant phone number after +94.

Yes. If you have a ‘dual band’ and unlocked phone, you may select from numerous mobile providers, including Dialog, Mobitel, Etisalat, Hutch, and Airtel, to get a local SIM and top up cards (recharge cards). They have counters in the lobby at Bandaranayake International Airport.

All mobile operators support the GSM technology on GSM 900 / 1800 bands. WAP & GPRS is extensively supported. 3G and wireless broadband is available in Colombo. Wi-Fi zones are found in selected spots in major towns.

We provide a variety of accommodations, including five-star hotels, exclusive boutique hotels, villas, eco lodges, and tents. 

However, some of our nature and adventure programs require travel to distant or underdeveloped outstation sites where hotel accommodations of international tourist quality may not be available and facilities are relatively inadequate.

No. In Sri Lanka, smoking and drinking alcohol in public places are prohibited. Smoking is also prohibited in enclosed public spaces such as restaurants and social clubs.

Full Moon Day (known as Poya day), and other religious holidays. All liquor shops, entertainment centers and meat shops remain closed on these days.

We do not recommend drinking tap water unless it has been filtered. Most hotel rooms provide bottled water. Bottled water is available even in small boutiques in rural areas.

The menus of big hotels and restaurants have a “vegetarian section.” The food at the smaller local ‘rice and curry’ restaurants may claim to be vegetarian, although it frequently includes fried fish or sprats (anchovies). However, the ‘South Indian’ vegetarian restaurants are purely vegetarian.

For vaccinations, PCR tests, and insurance requirements, please visit https://www.srilanka.travel/helloagain/

The majority of hotels will give you with a plug-in insect repellent that may usually be turned on after turndown. Most local supermarkets sell mats (tiny repellant tablets inserted into the plug-in unit), burning coils, and citronella candles. When dining outside, etc., use a repellent lotion.

Yes. The country is in a state of tranquility. Tourists flock to Sri Lanka in record numbers, feeling a sense of calm, safety, and stability as they take in the country’s natural beauty. We ensure the safety and security of our tourists wherever we perform our trips.

All valuables, such as money, passports, tickets, jewellery, and other valuables, should be stored in the hotel safe deposit box, according to approved travel practices. Hotels are not responsible for items left in the room, as the international customers goes.

You are allowed to carry any quantity of foreign currency into Sri Lanka. It could be in the form of traveler’s checks, bank drafts, or cash notes. However, if the amount exceeds US $15,000 (or its equivalent in Euro or another currency), Sri Lanka Customs must be notified.

Banks charge a 0.5 percent processing fee as well as a commission, which varies by bank. We recommend you to convert only that amount of money you need for spending.

The best & driest seasons are from December to March on the West & South Coasts and in the hill country, and from May to September in the East Coast.

Sri Lanka experiences two monsoons; the rainy season in the East coast is the dry season in the south west coast & vice versa. This makes Sri Lanka a year around destination, and there is always a ‘right’ season somewhere in the island.

You aren’t allowed take pictures at the frescoes at Sigiriya.

Never pose beside or in front of a Buddha statue (i.e., with your back to the statue).

Don’t photograph a monk without asking permission.

Ask permission before taking pictures either of people or inside temples or other sacred places. For example, it is forbidden to take photographs inside the cave temple complex of Dambulla. Never use flash on murals inside temples and other places; it can cause damage them.

Sri Lankan hotels have two types of plug bases; either the UK (Type G) or India (Type D). *Do not confuse with the larger 15 Amp plug which is used for ‘heavy duty’ appliances like air-conditioners, and microwave ovens.

Strictly avoid inserting a 110V – 120V appliance into a Sri Lankan 240V plug base.

The voltage is Sri Lanka is 220 / 240 volts.

Visit the official Sri Lanka Tourism website for more information. https://www.srilanka.travel/