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Argentina Unbound - Small Group Trip!

Tue, Nov 3 · 7:00 PM PST

Buenos Aires, 34°36'13.3"S 58°22'53.6"W, AR

November 3 – 13, 2026

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Our friends at PhotoFly Travel Club have created a brand new adventure to Argentina - where vibrant city life meets untamed natural beauty. From the tango rhythms and grand boulevards of Buenos Aires to the thunderous spectacle of Iguazú Falls, this immersive adventure blends culture, scenery, and flavor at every turn.
Wander the colonial charm of Salta, venture across the dazzling white expanse of the Salinas Grandes salt flats, and sip crisp Torrontés wines in the sun-soaked Calchaquí Valleys. Stand in awe at the edge of the legendary Devil’s Throat, where cascading water, mist, and rainbows create an unforgettable moment.
With boutique accommodations, expert private guides, and a thoughtfully paced itinerary, this journey showcases the remarkable diversity of Argentina—spanning cosmopolitan cities, high-altitude deserts, celebrated wine regions, and one of the world’s most breathtaking waterfalls. Should you want to do more, there's an optional extension to Patagonia!

• 10 Nights/11 Days
• Buenos Aires (3 Nights) | Salta (2 Nights) | Cafayate (2 Nights) | Iguazu Falls (3 Nights)
• Classy boutique hotels & resorts
• Domestic flight INCLUDED - $850 value!
• Breakfast daily
• 2 Lunches, 2 Dinners included
• Privately guided adventures throughout
• All taxes, transfers, fees included

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Buenos Aires - 3 nights

• City Tour: On the north side, see the trendy neighborhood of Palermo, visit Recoleta Cemetary home to the final resting place of notable Argentinians, walk along Basilica del Pilar, the Public Law School, and the iconic Floralis Generica sculpture. On the south side, visit the Plaza Mayor, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and walk the widest avenue in South America.
• Dinner at Asado Restaurant: Enjoy local wines and grilled meats on a traditional parilla fired by wood and charcoal embers.
• Evening Tango Show (optional): Dinner and a show to appreciate the country's world-famous dance - tango!

Salta - 2 nights

• Salta Highlights: Explore the Cathedral (resting place of General Güemes), San Francisco Church, and key museums. Take in sweeping views from San Bernardo Hill, visit the Battle of Salta Monument and San Lorenzo village, and browse local crafts at the Artisan Market.
• Salinas Grandes: Marvel at the vast white salt flats of the high Andes, where geometric patterns, turquoise pools, and salt-carved structures create a surreal desert landscape.

Cafayate – 2 nights

• Scenic Drive to Cafayate: Travel south from Salta along Route 68 through the Lerma Valley, passing historic villages and the dramatic Quebrada de las Conchas, where wind-carved formations like the Amphitheater, Devil’s Throat, and Castles create a landscape of striking color and shape.
• Wine Tasting Experience: Visit local wineries to sample Cafayate’s signature Torrontés, celebrated for its fresh, aromatic character shaped by the region’s high-altitude terroir.
• Leisure Time in Cafayate: Enjoy a full day at your own pace—revisit a favorite vineyard, stroll the charming main square, or unwind amid the surrounding vineyards.

Iguazu Falls – 3 nights

• Brazilian Side of Iguazú Falls: Explore Iguazú National Park in Brazil, where sweeping walkways reveal panoramic views of San Martín Island and iconic cascades like Bosetti, San Martín, and Tres Mosqueteros—often framed by vivid, ever-present rainbows.
• Argentine Side of Iguazú Falls: Spend a full day immersed in lush rainforest, walking the Upper and Lower Circuits for close-up views of powerful waterfalls. The highlight: standing at the edge of the immense Devil’s Throat as water thunders into a misty abyss.
• The Great Adventure: Experience the falls from below on a thrilling zodiac ride that brings you face-to-face with the crashing cascades, followed by a scenic river journey and a 4x4 drive through the jungle along the Yacaratiá trail.
• Farewell Dinner Experience: Celebrate the journey with exceptional food, wine, and local culture, sharing stories with fellow travelers in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

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OPTIONAL PATAGONIA EXTENSION
November 13 - November 16, 2026
Extend your Argentina adventure with a journey south to legendary El Calafate, gateway to the breathtaking world of Patagonian glaciers. During three unforgettable nights in the “Capital of the Glaciers,” witness immense walls of ancient ice crashing into vivid turquoise waters, cruise among drifting icebergs, and experience the raw beauty of the southern Andes at the edge of the world. Wild, powerful, and endlessly photogenic, it’s the perfect grand finale to an extraordinary journey.

El Calafate – 3 nights

• Perito Moreno Glacier: Prepare to be amazed by this enormous, ever-advancing wall of ice—over three miles wide and rising up to 200 feet above the water. From panoramic walkways along the Los Témpanos Canal, watch as massive лед chunks crack and thunder into the lake below, creating an unforgettable, echoing spectacle. One of Argentina’s most iconic natural wonders, it’s a moment that truly stays with you.
• Todo Glaciares Cruise: Sail from Puerto Punta Bandera into the icy expanse of Lago Argentino, navigating through the narrow Boca del Diablo into a world of towering glaciers and drifting icebergs. Admire the distant immensity of Upsala Glacier and the soaring face of Spegazzini, the tallest in the park, while passing smaller hanging glaciers along the way. A short forest walk leads to sweeping viewpoints and the Spegazzini Refuge—perfect for taking in Patagonia’s grandeur from the edge of the ice.

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Namibia Uncovered

Sun, Nov 29 · 7:00 PM PST

Windhoek, NA

November 29th - December 9th, 2026

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An epic PhotoFly extravaganza for the ages! Soaring between vast desert landscapes and wild coastline, our fly-in Namibian adventure delivers big horizons with an unhurried rhythm. From climbing the burnt-orange dunes of Sossusvlei and wandering the ghostly clay pans of Deadvlei to cruising Walvis Bay alongside seals and dolphins, each day balances iconic sights with space to slow down. We'll track desert-adapted elephants in the rugged northwest before heading to Etosha, where game-rich waterholes draw elephants, lions, and plains animals in classic safari scenes. One-of-a-kind lodges, scenic flights, and expert guiding make this a journey that feels both effortless and deeply connected to Namibia’s raw sense of place.

• 10 nights/11 Days
• 1 Private Charter Flight INCLUDED ($1300.00 Value!)
• Amazing Scenery & Safari Adventures
• Breakfast Everyday
• 1 lunch & 7 Dinners Included
• All transfers and ground transportation included
• Privately guided adventures throughout

Windhoek (1 Night w/ optional pre-night)
A compact, high-altitude capital where German colonial architecture meets contemporary Namibian culture, set against a backdrop of rolling khaki hills. Windhoek is an easygoing gateway city, with good coffee, lively restaurants, and a growing creative scene that rewards curious wanderers. Spend a day here to acclimatise, stock up, and ease into the wide-open rhythms of the country beyond.

• Explore the city (requires pre-night arrival): The cosmopolitan city of Windhoek serves as the capital of the country. It is home to a plethora of restaurants, shops, & entertainment venues. The city is clean, safe, and well-organised, with a colonial legacy that is reflected in its many German eateries and shops, and the widespread use of the German language. Windhoek has an interesting mix of historical architecture and modern buildings, many of which are worth a look, including the Alte Feste an old fort, the 1896 Christuskirche Christ Church, and the more contemporary Supreme Court. *For those who sign up for a pre-night, there will be time to explore Windhoek on their own or with help and suggestions from our Tour Director. See more details in the daily itinerary.
• The Central Highlands at N/a'an ku sê Lodge: Perched on the edge of the rugged Khomas Hochland plateau, the region surrounding N/a'an ku sê is a cinematic expanse of golden savannah and ancient, scrub-dotted hills. This high-altitude wilderness serves as a vital ecological corridor, where the harsh beauty of the semi-desert meets the rolling thornveld of central Namibia. It is a land of vast horizons and dramatic light, situated just far enough from the capital of Windhoek to trade urban hum for the profound, crystalline silence of the African bush
• The Lodge: N/a'an ku sê is more than a luxury retreat; it is a world-renowned conservation powerhouse where upscale eco-villas blend seamlessly into the red-earth landscape. Travelers can swap traditional sightseeing for "carnivore feedings" and guided bush walks with orphaned cheetahs, gaining an intimate look at the sanctuary's mission to mitigate human-wildlife conflict. Between tracking rhinos and visiting the onsite research clinic, guests can retreat to the thatched lodge to sip sundowners by the infinity pool as the desert stars begin to fire up.

The Namib Desert
The Namib is a place of haunting beauty, where the world's tallest dunes rise in fluid, sculptural curves. This is the heart of the desert, where the iron-oxide in the sand glows a fiery orange against the stark, bleached-white floors of the ancient pans. Early morning light reveals a geological masterpiece shaped over millions of years, where the cool Benguela Current creates a mystical fog that blankets the dunes.
Sossusvlei: The Ancient Sea of Sand

• Namibia’s most iconic landscape is a surreal world of towering apricot-colored dunes and stark white pans. Here, the silence of the Namib—the oldest desert on Earth—is broken only by the shifting of sand and the occasional call of a desert-adapted oryx. Our boutique desert lodge provides the perfect base for early-access photography, where the light plays across the ridges in a constant dance of shadow and gold.

Deadvlei & Sunrise at Dune 45

• A dreamlike clay pan where 900-year-old skeletons of camelthorn trees stand blackened against blinding white ground and towering red dunes. The scene feels almost unreal, especially in the early morning when shadows stretch, and colors intensify. Silence dominates here, amplifying the sense of isolation and deep time. It’s one of Namibia’s most haunting and photogenic landscapes, inviting slow wandering and careful observation. We arrive as the sun crests the horizon to catch the precise moment the dunes are split perfectly into light and shadow.
• Sesriem Canyon Exploration: Carved over millions of years by the Tsauchab River, this narrow gorge offers a fascinating look at sedimentary rock layers and unique geological textures that are perfect for macro-photography.
• Sunset & Night Photography: Capture the shifting gradients of dunes turning blood-red at dusk, followed by long-exposure sessions of the Milky Way over the desert's silhouette.
• Hot Air Balloon Safari (Optional): For a breathtaking aerial perspective, float silently over the dune sea at dawn. This is an unparalleled opportunity to photograph the "fairy circles" and the vast scale of the desert from above, followed by a champagne breakfast in the wild.

Swakopmund & Walvis Bay
Swakopmund is a surreal slice of German colonial history nestled between the thundering Atlantic surf and the Namib's edge. This coastal enclave, with its half-timbered architecture and morning mists, serves as the adventure capital of the Skeleton Coast. The cool ocean mist provides a welcome reprieve from the desert heat and creates a soft, moody light ideal for coastal landscapes. Nearby Walvis Bay adds a splash of color with its vibrant lagoons and rich marine life.

• DNA (Do Nothing at All): Relax on this stunning and unique coastline. Perhaps a sunset walk along the beach for some ultimate serenity? Plus, many exciting options below.
• Sandwich Harbour & Walvis Bay: Desert Dunes Meet Crashing Waves (Optional): Where towering dunes spill into the Atlantic, this unforgettable journey traces Namibia’s shifting edge, combining thrilling dune drives, vast pink salt pans, Ramsar-listed wetlands alive with flamingos and pelicans, and the stark, meditative beauty of a desert that feels both raw and serene.
• See the Walvis Bay Salt Mine, the biggest evaporation pond in Africa
• Visit the coastal wetlands to photograph thousands of Greater and Lesser Flamingos as they feed in the shallow turquoise waters.
• Climb towering dunes and take in the stunning views from the top
• Enjoy a thrilling dune drive with a skilled and knowledgeable guide

Damaraland & Twyfelfontein
Damaraland is a rugged, prehistoric landscape of sun-scorched mountains and red sandstone. It is a land of secrets, holding both the traces of ancient humans and the remarkable creatures that have adapted to survive in this arid wilderness, including the rare desert-adapted elephants.

• The Organ Pipes: Capture the geometric wonder of these dolerite columns with their vertical "pipes" and rich, rusty hues.
• Desert-Adapted Elephant Excursion: Set out in search of the elusive giants of the Huab River. These elephants travel vast distances over rocky terrain, offering unique wildlife photography opportunities.
• Twyfelfontein Rock Art: Walk through a gallery of the past at this UNESCO World Heritage site, where thousands of Stone Age engravings depict the hunts and rituals of a lost world.
• Himba Village: Glimpse an extraordinary window into the lives of one of Namibia's most ancient indigenous cultures, the semi-nomadic Himba people of the Kunene region.

Etosha National Park
Dominating northern Namibia, Etosha is one of Africa’s greatest wildlife sanctuaries. The park is centered around a massive salt pan so large it can be seen from space. During the dry season, the waterholes become a theater of nature, where predators and prey congregate in high numbers.

• Etosha South: Etosha South delivers the park at its most elemental: vast salt pans shimmering in the heat, acacia-dotted plains, and waterholes that draw in a steady procession of wildlife. At Okaukuejo’s floodlit waterhole, elephants materialize from the dark and rhinos move like shadows, offering one of Namibia’s most atmospheric wildlife encounters. The open terrain makes for rewarding self-drives, where lions sprawl in the grass and herds of zebra stripe the horizon. Here we find the classic Etosha image play out—dust, drama, and density!
• Etosha East: offers a more intimate safari, where grassy plains and pan fringes create a softer, more varied landscape. Around Namutoni, elephant herds move steadily through open country and waterholes feel less crowded, allowing unhurried, immersive sightings. With seasonal birdlife at Fischer’s Pan and wide horizons glowing at sunset, the east carries a sense of space and subtle beauty that lingers long after the drive ends.
• Morning & Afternoon Game Drives: Venture into the park at dawn and dusk when the wildlife is most active in search of lions, leopards, rhinos, and towering giraffes. Capture the "Etosha moment" where herds of oryx and zebra congregate at waterholes, often shadowed by lions or rare black rhino.
• The Ghostly Elephants: The white calcrete dust of the pan gives the local elephants a ghostly appearance, making for otherworldly wildlife portraits against the stark, bright landscape.
• Predator Action: Search for lion prides, leopards, and cheetahs that frequent the edges of the pan, taking advantage of the high visibility and constant traffic at the water sources.

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Price: $7,995
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Fantastic Philippines

Tue, Dec 1 · 7:00 PM PST

Coron, Governor's Drive, Sitio Jolo, Poblacion 5, Coron, 5316 Palawan, Philippines, PH

December 1 - December 11, 2026

Travel experts at PhotoFly Travel Club (www.photoflytravel.com) are happy to present a trip to the Pacific's up and coming destination - the Philippines! Sometimes overlooked by brand-name destinations, this archipelago has all the magic and beauty with far fewer tourists.

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• 10 Nights/11 Days
• Luzon (1 Night) | Coron (3 Nights) | Bohol (3 Nights) | El Nido (3 Nights)
• Charming boutique & first-class resorts
• 4 Domestic flights included ($500+ value!)
• Professional local guides
• Multiple snorkel opportunities
• Breakfast daily
• 3 Lunches, 2 Dinners
• All taxes, transfers, fees included

Coron - 3 nights
After the included domestic flight, Coron dazzles with its otherworldly limestone karsts, emerald lagoons, and some of the best wreck diving on the planet. Explore Kayangan Lake, a stunningly clear, jungle-fringed oasis. Snorkelers and divers can weave through vibrant coral gardens and eerie WWII shipwrecks while island-hopping unveils powdery white beaches and hidden coves.

• Coron Islands Escapade - Dive into the ultimate adventure, where every stop unveils a fresh slice of paradise. Cruise past the majestic limestone cliffs of Coron Island, then take a dip in the crystal-clear waters of Kayangan Lake, often hailed as the cleanest in Asia. Drift through the enchanting Twin Lagoons, where warm and cool waters collide, creating an otherworldly swim. Snorkel among the thriving marine life at Las Islas de Coral and Twin Peaks Coral Garden, where vibrant coral formations shelter schools of tropical fish—and if you're lucky, a graceful sea turtle might glide by. Recharge on the powdery sands of Atwayan Beach and the secluded shores of CYC Beach, 2 of the island's best!
• Free time to relax and unwind in Coron's paradise - Tucked away in a tranquil cove, our resort offers a perfect escape from Coron's bustling town while keeping us close to its island-hopping wonders. Wake up to the sight of swaying mangroves, lounge by the infinity pool, or sip a cocktail at the overwater dock as the sun melts into the bay. With its serene vibe, top-notch amenities, and easy access to adventure, it’s the kind of place where relaxation comes naturally.
• Highlights of Coron Town (optional) - Unwind at Maquinit Hot Springs, a rare saltwater thermal pool nestled in lush greenery, perfect for soothing tired muscles. Stroll along the Coron Baywalk, a picturesque promenade offering mesmerizing sunset views over the bay and nearby islands. Dive into the town’s history and local life with a stop at Coron Municipal Hall and the St. Augustine Parish Church, followed by a visit to a bustling local market, where you can sample fresh seafood and island delicacies. Finish by tackling the 700-step ascent to Mount Tapyas View Deck (optional), where sweeping panoramas of Coron and its emerald waters make every step worthwhile.
• Snorkel with dugongs (optional) - similar to a manatee, Set off on a snorkeling adventure where you have a rare chance to swim alongside dugongs in their natural habitat

El Nido
El Nido stuns with its towering limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, and powdery white beaches straight out of a dream. Kayak through lagoons, where emerald waters weave between dramatic rock formations and snorkel in the vibrant coral gardens surrounding this paradise.

• Ultimate Island Hopping: A crown jewel among Palawan’s adventures, this experience blends iconic landscapes with vibrant marine life. Glide through the electric-blue waters of Bacuit Bay aboard a traditional bangka boat, stopping first at the awe-inspiring Big Lagoon, where limestone cliffs tower over tranquil waters ideal for kayaking. Nearby, the Secret Lagoon rewards intrepid explorers with its secluded beauty, accessed through a narrow crevice in the rocks. Dive into snorkeling hotspots like Shimizu Island, teeming with hundreds of fish species and kaleidoscopic coral gardens, and unwind on the powdery sands of 7 Commando Beach, fringed by swaying palms.
• Free time to relax and unwind in El Nido's paradise: Our resort offers a laid-back retreat with stunning views of the island's lush landscapes. Spend the day lounging by the infinity pool or unwind with a soothing spa treatment that taps into the region’s natural elements. Wrap up the day with a signature cocktail at the rooftop bar as the sun sets. With its laid-back atmosphere, impeccable service, and attention to detail, it's the perfect base for those seeking both relaxation and adventure on El Nido. Did we mention free access to a secluded private beach?!
• Winding Sandbars, Hidden Caves, & Pure White Sands (optional): Set off on an island-hopping adventure, starting with Snake Island, where a shifting sandbar winds through turquoise waters. Snorkel among vibrant reefs at Popolkan Island, then step into history at Cudognong Cave, a World War II hideout. Wrap up your journey at the stunning Cathedral Cave and the powdery white sands of Entalula Island—tropical perfection at its finest.

Bohol
Bohol dazzles with its surreal landscapes. View the Chocolate Hills—hundreds of limestone mounds turning cocoa brown in the dry season. Cruise down the jade-green Loboc River, where floating restaurants serve local flavors to a soundtrack of live music. Encounter the wide-eyed tarsiers, one of the world’s tiniest primates. Coastal gems lure with powder-white sands and world-class snorkeling. End the day with a sunset stroll along Alona Beach’s palm-fringed shores and call it a wrap!

• An Epic Countryside - Bohol’s countryside packs centuries of history, natural beauty, and cultural charm into a single-day adventure. Stand at the Blood Compact Shrine, marking the first treaty between Spain and the Philippines, before stepping inside the centuries-old Baclayon Church and museum. Wander through the serene Loboc-Bilar man-made forest, a lush green tunnel of mahogany trees, then marvel at the iconic Chocolate Hills—Bohol’s most famous sight. Get up close with the elusive tarsier, one of the world’s tiniest primates before capping off our journey with a serene Loboc River cruise
• Free time at our resort paradise - At our Bohol resort, free time unfolds as a blissful blend of seaside serenity and pampering indulgence. Lounge on our private beach, take a dip in the infinity pool, or rejuvenate with a massage at the Azurea Spa. Active travelers can hit the fitness center and evenings can be spent savoring delicious meals at the resort's restaurants before retreating to our spacious and comfortable rooms.
• Island Hopping and Snorkeling (optional) - Set sail on a once-in-a-lifetime island-hopping adventure, starting with an early morning departure where we may see dolphins! These playful creatures glide through Bohol’s crystal-clear waters and though sightings aren't guaranteed, this is part of their territory. Dive into Balicasag Island’s vibrant underwater world, where sea turtles drift gracefully over stunning coral gardens before stepping onto the breathtaking sandbar of Virgin Island, a dreamy stretch of white sand surrounded by endless turquoise seas. With a private boat, expert guides, and countless photo-worthy moments, this experience is a real highlight during our time in Bohol.

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Travel to Sri Lanka - Temples, Tea, & Timeless Beauty

Fri, Dec 4 · 7:00 PM PST

Cinnamon Grand Hotel, 77 Galle Rd, Colombo 00300, Colombo, al, LK

December 4 - December 15, 2026

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Floating in the Indian Ocean just south of India, Sri Lanka is a compact island rich in contrasts, where diverse landscapes and cultures unfold within a short distance. Ancient cities, misty tea plantations, wildlife-filled national parks, golden beaches, and colonial-era towns all coexist, creating a journey that feels far larger than its size.
Shaped by more than two millennia of Buddhist tradition, powerful kingdoms, global trade routes, and European colonial influence, the island’s heritage is visible everywhere - from sacred temples and archaeological ruins to vibrant cuisine and artistic traditions.

• 11 Nights/12 Days
• 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites
• 4* and 5* Hotels and Resorts
• Dedicated local guide
• Breakfast Daily
• 1 Lunch & 8 Dinners Included
• Privately Guided

Dambulla - 2 Nights
Set amid the dry plains of central Sri Lanka, Dambulla is best known for its extraordinary cave temple complex, one of the island’s most important religious sites, and an ancient city built between 11th and 13th centuries.

• Explore Dambulla Cave Temple: Perched high above the plains of central Sri Lanka, the Dambulla Cave Temple is one of the country’s most atmospheric and revered religious sites. Hidden within a series of rock caves, the complex houses more than 150 Buddha statues alongside sweeping ceiling murals that cover the stone surfaces in vivid color and detail.
• Explore the Ancient City of Polonnawura: Scattered across the dry plains of north-central Sri Lanka, Polonnaruwa offers one of the island’s most evocative glimpses into its medieval past. Once a thriving royal capital, its well-preserved ruins—temples, palaces, and monumental stone carvings—are spread across a wide archaeological park best explored at a slow pace.
• Enjoy Farmhouse Lunch: Taste the staples of Sri Lankan cuisine in a special setting! A local family will prepare a handful of everyday staples using fresh ingredients grown onsite.
• Jeep Safari: This part of Sri Lanka is referred to as Elephant Country due to the large concentration of Asian elephants. This specific habitat is able to support large concentrations of these gentle giants and with multiple drives planned, the chance to see and photograph them is high. In addition, there is abundant bird life, wild monkeys, water buffalo, and more

Kandy - 2 Nights
Set among forested hills in central Sri Lanka, Kandy is the island’s cultural and spiritual heart. Once the last royal capital of the Sinhalese kings, it retains a strong sense of tradition, anchored by the sacred Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic. Due to its spiritual importance, the entire city is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic: This Sri Lanka’s most revered Buddhist site, drawing pilgrims from across the island and beyond. The temple houses a sacred relic believed to be a tooth of the Buddha, enshrined within ornate golden caskets and venerated during daily rituals accompanied by drumming and incense.
• See Performance of Traditional Kandyan Drumming and Dance: Visit a traditional Kandyan dance and drumming academy to experience one of Sri Lanka’s most dynamic cultural traditions. Rooted in ancient rituals once performed for royal courts and temples, Kandyan dance has evolved into a powerful expression of national identity.
• Enjoy Sunrise at the Hilltop Citadel of Sigiriya: Rising dramatically above the jungle plains of central Sri Lanka, Sigiriya is one of the island’s most iconic sights. This ancient rock fortress, crowned with the ruins of a royal palace, rewards those who make the climb with sweeping views and a glimpse into a remarkable 5th-century citadel.

Ella - 2 Nights
Tucked into the lush highlands of Sri Lanka, Ella is a laid-back mountain town known for its sweeping views and cool, misty air. Surrounded by tea plantations, waterfalls, and forested peaks, it’s a place where days are best spent hiking scenic trails, lingering over fresh Ceylon tea, and watching clouds drift across the valleys. Despite its growing popularity, Ella retains an easygoing charm that makes it a favorite escape in Sri Lanka’s hill country. It is also a stop on the famous Pekoe Trail, the island's most celebrated hiking route.

• Tea Tasting at Working Factory: The internationally renowned Ceylon tea originates from here and is still grown, produced, and processed the same was since its introduction. At the factory, see the traditional production processes (most of it still done by hand!) to uncover what makes this leaf desirable. Afterwards, sit down to taste multiple varieties of their prized blends.
• Hike the Pekoe Trail: Enjoy the fresh morning air at a relaxed pace as the local guide leads the group through sprawling plantations to the best viewpoints. With soft undulating hills for miles around, the scenery is spectacular. The pace will be casual with plenty of time to rest, photograph, and soak up the peaceful surroundings.

Yala National Park - 1 Night
Sprawling across the southeastern plains of Sri Lanka, Yala National Park is the island’s premier wildlife destination, known for its high density of leopards. A mosaic of scrub jungle, lagoons, and open grassland, the park offers classic safari terrain where elephants, crocodiles, and abundant birdlife are often seen.
Jeep Safari Drives: The park is particularly well known for its high concentration of Sri Lankan Leopard, a subspecies found only on the island. These elusive big cats are among the top predators in the park and sightings are more common here than in many other parts of Asia. Other inhabitants include Asian elephant, abundant birdlife, sloth bear, water buffalo, spotted deer, and more.

Galle - 2 Nights
Perched along the southern coast of Sri Lanka, Galle is a charming blend of history and seaside atmosphere. At its heart lies the beautifully preserved Galle Fort, where cobbled streets wind past Dutch-era buildings, boutique shops, and laid-back cafés. With ocean views from its ramparts and a relaxed coastal vibe, Galle is one of Sri Lanka’s most atmospheric and enjoyable places to explore.

• Tour Expansive Galle Fort: Unlike the traditional usage of fort as a single building, the Galle Fort is like a small coastal town filled with historic buildings and landmarks. Set on a rocky peninsula along the southern coast of Sri Lanka, Galle Fort is one of Asia’s best-preserved historic enclaves. Built by the Portuguese and later fortified by the Dutch, its thick stone ramparts enclose a compact world of cobbled streets, colonial-era buildings, and leafy courtyards.

Colombo - 1 Night
Sri Lanka’s energetic capital, Colombo is a fast-moving blend of old and new, where colonial-era buildings sit alongside modern towers and busy markets.

• Highlights of Colombo Walking and Driving Tour: Places to see include the Gangaramaya Temple with its fascinating architecture and collection of cultural treasures and religious artifacts. Another stop is Independence Square built to commemorate the island's independence from British rule in 1948. Enjoy a walk through the colorful markets of Pettah, the bustling commercial district filled with shops selling spices, textiles, everyday goods, electronics, and much more!

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