Frequently Asked Questions

A customer account will be created for you by Hareendra, after you contact him on WhatsApp. If you already have an account, you may log into it via the login button in the navigation bar.

No. Tours are crafted to be tailored to your specific requirements and pricings are assigned accordingly. Contact Hareendra on WhatsApp to start creating your personalized tour to Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka is quite a safe destination to travel and one of the most picturesque countries on earth. The country is at peace, and we are experiencing record a record number of visitors; as Sri Lanka is considered one of the few ‘un-spoilt’ destinations in Asia. Our tours are conducted in areas which are considered safe for tourists to visit. Many of our clients have become friends and cannot wait to return to their ‘second home’, feeling safe and secure in our care. Please visit our news page for the latest updates.

• The Right-Hand rule – Always give and receive and eat with your right hand. It is extremely bad mannered to use your left hand for eating.
• Respect cultural differences – Things are done differently in Asia, and Sri Lanka is no exception. This is why we love it! Please make sure in your dealings with local people you accept these differences and not try to change them for your own benefit or comfort. The traveler who wishes to have a happy and successful trip in Sri Lanka should keep as calm, cheerful and friendly as humanly possible. Patience and courtesy are virtues that open many doors. Demanding tourists do not get smiles, service or respect.
• Environmental responsibility – Pollution and waste management is a huge problem throughout the world. Unfortunately, in many parts of Asia, disposal systems are inadequate, and recycling of plastics is limited. We suggest avoiding plastic packaging where possible and take along your own bag when shopping. Plastic bags will be offered for everything! Collect and dispose of it in the next town.
• The law protects certain endangered species of flora & fauna. Export & in even possession of these species as well as of wild animals, birds, reptiles etc., is illegal. The production and sale of items made from wild animals and reptiles, e.g.: Leopard skins, crocodile skins, elephant tusks etc., is also illegal.
• Never break coral, or brush against it. Coral is basically a colony of living organisms and damaging them, might kill them. If you go out in a Glass-bottom Boat, encourage the pilot to steer well clear from the coral itself. Boats scraping over the top of the reef are doing damage especially at Hikkaduwa. Never buy coral if it’s offered for sale. Similarly, don’t buy seashells or turtle shells (or eggs). All of Sri Lanka’s five species of Turtle are endangered. If you happen to spot a turtle, when being taken out on a boat, discourage the driver from circling it; this sort of harassment is very stressful to the turtle.