Voyage de groupe gay :
Sri Lanka et Maldives

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About this Trip

Le Sri Lanka est un pays fascinant. Imaginez-le comme une île en forme de goutte d'eau au large des côtes de l'Inde. C'est un lieu profondément spirituel. Nous suivrons le Ceylon Tea Trail à travers les montagnes brumeuses et visiterons des communautés rurales dont les traditions sont restées inchangées depuis des siècles. Nous verrons même le plus ancien arbre planté au monde - on dit que c'est l'arbre où Bouddha a atteint l'illumination. Un point fort du voyage sera le sanctuaire des éléphants. Ici, vous trouverez des bébés éléphants qui profitent de la vie : ils passent leur temps à être nourris et à se baigner dans la rivière.

Une fois que vous aurez découvert le riche patrimoine culturel du Sri Lanka, vous pourrez participer à une excursion facultative aux Maldives. L'archipel d'îles qui composent les Maldives possède les eaux les plus bleues et les sables les plus doux du monde. C'est une destination de luxe de premier ordre et l'endroit idéal pour une détente totale.

Departure Dates

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Group Trip Breakdown

Day 1: Welcome to Sri Lanka

Our representative will meet you at Bandaranaike International Airport and transfer you to our hotel in Negombo. We'll have a welcome dinner in the evening and discuss the adventures we have planned.

Day 2: Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage

Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is a 25-acre property. We'll see abandoned baby elephants being taken care of

Day 3: Anuradhapura by Bicycle (optional)

strolling around and enjoying life. They spend their time being fed and playing. On our way to Anuradhapura we'll visit a coconut plantation. Most Sri Lankans work in the coconut trade.

Day 4: Hiriwadunna Village / Minneriya

Anuradhapura was the first capital of Sri Lanka. It's an ancient city that was the seat of 113 kings over a time span of 1300 years. The sacred fig tree of Sri Maha Bodhi is said to be where the Buddha gained enlightenment. Planted in 288 BC

Day 5: Sigiriya

it's the oldest known tree planted by a human. "Ohm" indeed.

Day 6: Peradeniya Botanical Gardens

Today we'll visit rural communities and have a traditional lunch with a farming family. We'll visit the scenic village of Hiriwadunna. It's shaded by shrub forests and red soil. Dragonflies go about their business in the trees. Sigiriya rock fortress presides over the indigo reservoir. Our day draws to a close at the 8800 hectares elephant sanctuary of Minneriya.

Day 7: And Relax

Today we're taking a trip to the distant past. We'll visit the 5th-century rock citadel of King Kasyapa and also Sigiriya

Day 8: White-Water Rafting (optional)

a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The famous Lion Paws lead to the royal gardens decked with frescoes. It's known as the "City of the Gods". Tonight we'll stay in the lakeside town of Kandy. Here you'll find a preserved tooth of the Buddha. Explore the markets in the evening and check out a traditional performance.

Day 9: Galle City Tour

Explore the lush Peradeniya Botanical Gardens and then drive through the tea lands and misty mountains. Here we'll spend a couple of nights on the Ceylon Tea Trail plantations. We'll be staying in a colonial plantation house.

Day 10: Colombo

Today you're free to explore the misty mountains of Ceylon at your own pace. Enjoy some spa treatments

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