The Travel Collection is offering holiday makers an opportunity to experience truly unforgettable and unique Sri Lanka holidays.
United Kingdom of Great Britain & N. Ireland (Press Release) January 8, 2008 --
The Travel Collection is offering holiday makers an opportunity to experience truly unforgettable and unique Sri Lanka holidays. The travel company provide a diverse range of experiences and destinations which include this special Sri Lankan safari.
This is just one of the many Sri Lanka holidays that the company offers to those who are keen to explore the world. On this particular tour travellers will be treated to elephant spotting, jungle safaris, plenty of wildlife and much more.
The journey will begin in Colombo where guests will be staying in a colonial style hotel which overlooks the beautiful Indian Ocean. From here travel will begin by heading south towards the historic fort town of Galle where there will be opportunities to visit the Dutch fort and Kataluwa Temple.
The tour is primarily focussed around Yala National park where guests will stay for a total of five nights. It is here that animal lovers will feel at home as everything from birds to leopards can be spotted. The park has been recognised as one the premier game parks in the world and reputedly has the largest population of leopards in the world. With jungle, beaches, lakes, rivers and scrublands, the Sri Lanka safari has something for everyone.
There are also plenty of opportunities to experience the culture of Sri Lanka including a visit to Sithulpahuwa which is a hermitage still occupied by monks.
Sri Lanka holidays can provide you with memories that will be cherished forever and this is the exact gift that The Travel Collection is looking to give their customers. People, places, nature and wildlife are all featured widely in the tours that operate in many exotic locations around the world.
The Travel Collection offer Sri Lanka holidays with a difference because they want to offer tourists an insight into the destinations they visit.
This is done in a number of ways from taking people to places they wouldn’t have otherwise found and where possible, staying in hotels that are locally managed so visitors can get a true taste of Sri Lankan life and culture.
This is just one of the many Sri Lanka holidays that the company offers to those who are keen to explore the world. On this particular tour travellers will be treated to elephant spotting, jungle safaris, plenty of wildlife and much more.
The journey will begin in Colombo where guests will be staying in a colonial style hotel which overlooks the beautiful Indian Ocean. From here travel will begin by heading south towards the historic fort town of Galle where there will be opportunities to visit the Dutch fort and Kataluwa Temple.
The tour is primarily focussed around Yala National park where guests will stay for a total of five nights. It is here that animal lovers will feel at home as everything from birds to leopards can be spotted. The park has been recognised as one the premier game parks in the world and reputedly has the largest population of leopards in the world. With jungle, beaches, lakes, rivers and scrublands, the Sri Lanka safari has something for everyone.
There are also plenty of opportunities to experience the culture of Sri Lanka including a visit to Sithulpahuwa which is a hermitage still occupied by monks.
Sri Lanka holidays can provide you with memories that will be cherished forever and this is the exact gift that The Travel Collection is looking to give their customers. People, places, nature and wildlife are all featured widely in the tours that operate in many exotic locations around the world.
The Travel Collection offer Sri Lanka holidays with a difference because they want to offer tourists an insight into the destinations they visit.
This is done in a number of ways from taking people to places they wouldn’t have otherwise found and where possible, staying in hotels that are locally managed so visitors can get a true taste of Sri Lankan life and culture.
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