Sri Lanka: Discover The Ancient Kingdom
Join us on an adventure of a lifetime in discovering the tropical island of Sri Lanka on two wheels.
This is a 14 day customised itinerary that has been thoughtfully curated with the best possible experiences in mind for riders.
Pricing
Our comprehensive package ensures your journey is seamless and unforgettable, covering everything you need for the ultimate riding experience. All the amenities and services provided are outlined in the 'What's Included' section below, ensuring you have a clear understanding of the exceptional value and convenience we offer.
Day 1
Arrival
After landing in Colombo, we’ll coordinate your airport pickup and whisk you to a 5* beachfront hotel in Negombo, just 10 km away, where a hearty seafood dinner and cold beers await. Rest up after your long flight with a refreshing dip or treat yourself to a traditional Sri Lankan massage at a nearby spa to ease travel-weary muscles. If you’re up for a wander, stroll along the vibrant Galle Face Promenade, where locals fly kites and street vendors serve spicy snacks, offering a lively taste of Colombo’s coastal charm. It’s a relaxed evening to recharge before hitting the road.
Day 2
Colombo - Sigiriya
After a hearty Sri Lankan breakfast, we’ll ride to Sigiriya, a small town famed for its UNESCO-listed Sigiriya Rock Fortress. Spend the afternoon hiking to the summit—about 1.5 hours up—for unbeatable panoramic views, then 45 minutes back down. Unwind with a cold beer as the sun sets, or explore the village for local eats like kottu roti. For a quieter thrill, check out Pidurangala Rock nearby for a stunning dusk vantage point.
Day 3
Sigiriya - Anuradhapura - Trincomalee
Start with a ride to Anuradhapura, an ancient city packed with some of the world’s oldest Buddhist stupas and ruins, where you can wander through history for a few hours. Then head to Trincomalee, a coastal gem with pristine beaches—perfect for a swim or a beachside beer. Check out the vibrant Koneswaram Temple perched on a cliff, or kick back at Marble Beach to watch the waves roll in.
Day 4
Trincomalee - Mannar Island - Jaffna
After breakfast, ride from Trincomalee toward Jaffna, stopping along the way at Mannar Island to stretch your legs and snap photos of the wild donkeys roaming the sandy flats or the striking Baobab tree, a quirky relic from ancient traders. Arrive in Jaffna by afternoon and dive into the bustling Point Pedro Market to haggle for spices or snacks.
Day 5
Jaffna
Spend the day soaking up Jaffna’s unique northern flair, starting with a visit to the vibrant Nallur Kovil temple, where you can catch a glimpse of Tamil rituals. Explore the weathered Jaffna Fort, a relic of colonial days with killer ocean views, or ride out to Keerimalai Springs for a dip in its legendary mineral pools. Savor a fiery crab curry at a local eatery, then unwind with a beer at Charty Beach, watching fishermen haul in their catch.
Day 6
Jaffna - Wilpattu National Park
Set off early from Jaffna for a direct ride to Wilpattu National Park, arriving in time for an afternoon jeep safari through its wild jungles, tracking leopards, elephants, and sloth bears. After a big breakfast, we’ll grab lunch en route to fuel up for the adventure. Post-safari, relax with a cold beer by the campfire, swapping tales of the day’s ride and wildlife. If you’re keen, wander the park’s edges to spot ancient ruins or soak in the rugged serenity.
Day 7
Wilpattu National Park - Kandy
After breakfast, ride from Wilpattu’s wild plains to the hill city of Kandy, nestled in lush mountains and steeped in history. Visit the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic for an evening ceremony, soaking in the chants and candlelight. Stroll around Kandy Lake to stretch your legs, or grab an arrack cocktail at a hilltop pub with killer views. For a deeper dive, explore the bustling markets for spices or catch a traditional Kandyan dance show.
Day 8
Kandy - Nuwara Eliya
Leave Kandy after a big breakfast and ride into the cool highlands of Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka’s tea country heart. Tour a tea estate like Damro to sip fresh Ceylon brews and see the rolling plantations. Wander the colonial town’s quirky streets—think golf clubs and horse tracks—or enjoy a pint at a British-style pub. For a twist, hike to Single Tree Hill for panoramic views if your legs are willing.
Day 9
Nuwara Eliya - Ella
Ride from Nuwara Eliya’s misty hills to Ella, a chilled mountain town with epic scenery. Hike Little Adam’s Peak for stunning vistas in under an hour, or trek to Ella Rock if you’re feeling bold. Sip cocktails at a laid-back bar with live music, or explore the Nine Arches Bridge, a colonial marvel nestled in the jungle. It’s a perfect spot to unwind and soak in the vibes.
Day 10
Ella - Mirissa
After breakfast, ride from Ella’s highlands to Mirissa, a southern beach haven with golden sands and mellow waves. Swim or sip a beer at Mirissa Beach, soaking in the coastal chill. Dig into a seafood feast—grilled prawns or lobster—at a shack, or watch for turtles as the sun dips low. It’s a sweet shift to seaside living.
Day 11
Mirissa
Linger in Mirissa for a relaxed coastal day, recharging with its beach-town charm. Surf the gentle waves, or climb Parrot Rock for a quick ocean panorama. Lounge at Coconut Tree Hill with a cold drink, or savor a spicy curry at a local joint. It’s all about kicking back and enjoying the south coast.
Day 12
Mirissa - Galle - Hikkaduwa
Ride from Mirissa to Galle, stopping to explore the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort with its colonial streets and sea breezes, then continue to Hikkaduwa’s lively coast for a 4-hour total journey. Catch waves at Hikkaduwa Beach or snorkel the coral reef for a quick thrill. Hit a beach bar like Top Secret for beers and tunes, or grab a grilled fish platter as night falls.
Day 13
Hikkaduwa - Colombo
Ride from Hikkaduwa’s buzzing beaches to Colombo, a 4-hour haul into the urban buzz of Sri Lanka’s capital. Haggle at Pettah Market for last-minute souvenirs, or sip a rooftop cocktail with city lights sprawling below. Pop into Gangaramaya Temple for a quick cultural hit, or feast on a final curry to cap the trip.
Day 14
Colombo - Departure
After breakfast, we’ll sort your airport transfer for a smooth exit from Colombo. Reflect on two weeks of epic rides and coastal kicks as you head home. If there’s a spare morning, grab a coffee at Galle Face Green or snap a last ocean shot—it’s been a hell of a trip.
What's Included
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14 Days / 13 Nights hotel accommodation
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Royal Enfield Bullet 350 or equivalent
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All Meals
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Airport pick up and drop off
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All entry fees, park fees, and permits
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On travel days, expect to ride for 4-6 hours daily
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Pilot rider to lead and guide
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Support van will accompany us to carry all luggage, water etc
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Planned activities
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All the water you can drink
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All fuel included
What's Excluded
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Domestic & International flights
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Visa (on-arrival no longer available as of 2021; apply in advance—assistance available)
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Travel insurance (mandatory, must include motorcycle cover)
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Personal expenses (e.g., alcohol, guide tips, snacks etc)
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Activities on off-days (e.g., surfing, paragliding - we can connect you with local providers)
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Additional stay (extra days require separate booking; we're happy to assist)
Any Other Information I Should Note?
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Important: Your passport information will be required upon booking; must have 6+ months validity
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Mandatory: International Driving Permit (IDP) and valid motorcycle license; we'll assist with local verification in Sri Lanka
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Check with your home country's government website page for requirements of entry and please ensure you adhere to all visa and vaccination policies if required
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Apply for eVisa online well in advance (processed in days but weeks recommended)
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Complete an online arrival form 3 days before arriving to Sri Lanka
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Most major banks allow Visa and Mastercard cash withdrawals and there are ATMs in major towns and cities
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Please ensure you adhere to all local laws, especially motor laws and are well aware of these ahead of travel. We recommend learning a bit about the country before travelling so you are aware of local customs and laws. It's also important that you are aware of local rules for driving as this may be very different to your home country. We will go over these before we start riding.