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Frequently Asked Questions
The tour lasts 11 days and 10 nights, from Colombo to Negombo. It ends after lunch on day eleven, following a free morning at the beach. Add the flight days to and from Quebec.
Yes, day two includes a 4x4 safari in Udawalawe park, home to herds of elephants, and a stop at the Elephant Transit Home, which cares for young elephants before their return to the wild.
This hotel occupies a former tea factory perched above the plantations, in Kandapola. You sleep among the hills of tea bushes, in the cool of the altitude, and visit a tea factory the next day.
The visit to Sigiriya Rock, on day eight, involves a long staircase to the summit. Good fitness is enough if you take your time. The view over the jungle rewards the effort.
Every included meal comes with one local drink and tea or coffee. Other drinks are paid on the spot. Ceylon tea, of course, is everywhere.
After a canoe ride on the lake, you share a meal prepared by a village family. It is a simple, warm moment where you discover everyday cooking and rural life.
Bring clothing that covers shoulders and knees, preferably white or light-coloured, and shoes that are easy to remove. You take your shoes off at temple entrances, including the Temple of the Sacred Tooth in Kandy.
Tips for guides, drivers and staff are paid separately. Your advisor tells you the customary amounts ahead of time.
Yes, your advisor can add nights in Negombo before your return flight. The town is very close to the airport, making it a handy stop to unwind by the sea.
Yes, the tour is run in a small group, with a French-speaking local tour guide. Departures are guaranteed from the first booking.





