Overview

The Kalpitiya & Eluwamkulam Eco Resort Package is a perfect combination of adventure, wildlife, and eco-friendly relaxation, designed for travelers seeking a balanced mix of excitement and serenity over four days. Starting with a convenient airport pick-up from Colombo, you’ll be transferred to a Kalpitiya eco-type resort for a two-night stay. Here, guests enjoy a tranquil setting surrounded by lagoon views, mangroves, and nature, providing the perfect escape from city life.

Your adventure begins with a sunset lagoon safari by boat, spotting local wildlife and soaking in the golden glow over the water. Day two offers a choice of exciting activities tailored to your interests: two scuba dives, dolphin watching, or a Try Diving Course. Complementing these water adventures is a 1-hour guided kayaking safari through mangroves and lagoons, where the serene beauty of Kalpitiya’s ecosystem comes alive. Meals are included to keep you energized throughout your explorations.

On day three, you’ll transfer to Eluwamkulam Eco Resort for a night, where the highlight is a Wilpattu Jeep Safari in the afternoon. While park entrance tickets are purchased separately, this safari offers an incredible opportunity to see leopards, elephants, and other wildlife in Sri Lanka’s largest national park. Finally, on day four, enjoy a delicious breakfast before being dropped off at Anuradhapura, completing a seamless and adventure-filled journey.

This package is ideal for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and travelers who want an immersive eco-friendly experience without compromising comfort or convenience.

Amenities & Inclusions

• Airport pick-up from Colombo
• 2 nights stay in Kalpitiya eco-type resort (half-board)
• 1 night stay in Eluwamkulam Eco Resort
• Evening lagoon safari by boat
• Choice of one activity per person: 2 scuba dives, dolphin watching, or Try Diving Course
• 1-hour guided kayaking in lagoon & mangroves
• Meals included until 2nd night check-out
• Wilpattu Jeep Safari (afternoon, tickets not included)
• Drop-off at Anuradhapura