Leave the golden beaches of Aluthgama behind and travel inland to the lush, untouched beauty of the Sinharaja Rainforest. This UNESCO-listed treasure is Sri Lanka’s last major stretch of virgin rainforest, teeming with rare wildlife, vibrant birdlife, and towering trees wrapped in vines.
Ideal for nature lovers, bird watchers, and eco-adventurers, this day tour offers a peaceful escape into the island’s green heart. With misty forest trails, cascading waterfalls, and the sounds of the jungle all around, Sinharaja promises a truly immersive experience in Sri Lanka’s rich biodiversity.
Begin your journey with a short visit to the famous turtle conservation project in Kosgoda. Learn about Sri Lanka’s sea turtles and even release baby hatchlings into the ocean (if available).
Depending on your chosen route, pass through local villages like Lankagama or Kudawa, where you’ll get your first glimpse of rural forest life and rich biodiversity.
Q. How difficult is the Sinharaja trek?
It’s moderate and suitable for most fitness levels. You can choose between short walks (1–2 km) or longer treks (up to 6 km). Good walking shoes are recommended.
Q. What time should we leave Aluthgama?
Ideally by 6:00 AM to avoid mid-day heat and enjoy the best wildlife sightings.
Q. Is the rainforest safe to explore?
Yes, with a certified guide. You'll be following marked trails and routes. Leeches may be present, especially after rain, so socks and natural repellent are recommended.
Q. What’s included in the transfer?
