About Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka packs extraordinary variety into one compact island — misty tea-covered hills, ancient rock fortresses, wildlife-rich national parks and palm-fringed beaches, all within a few hours of each other.
Azees Travels Sri Lanka tours link the cultural triangle, the hill country of Kandy and Ella, and the southern beaches into one scenic journey for travellers from Mauritius.
Why visit Sri Lanka
Sigiriya rock fortress
The dramatic “Lion Rock” citadel rising from the plains.
Tea country & train
The famous scenic rail through emerald hills to Ella.
Wildlife safaris
Leopards and elephants in Yala and Udawalawe parks.
Beaches & Galle
Southern shores and the atmospheric Dutch fort of Galle.
Best time to visit
Peak (west & south)
Dry and sunny on the popular west and south coasts.
East coast season
Best for the east coast beaches and surf.
Hill country
Cool and green — pleasant in most months.
Top things to do
Climb Sigiriya
Frescoes, water gardens and summit views.
Scenic hill-country train
The celebrated ride to Ella through tea estates.
Yala safari
One of the best places on earth to see leopards.
Temple of the Tooth
Kandy’s sacred Buddhist shrine.
Galle Fort
Ramparts, cafés and colonial lanes by the sea.
Southern beaches
Mirissa whale watching and Unawatuna’s bay.
Sri Lanka packages
Ready-to-book journeys, fully customisable. Prices are per person on twin sharing, excluding airfare.
How to reach from Mauritius
- 1Direct and one-stop flights connect Mauritius (MRU) to Colombo (CMB).
- 2The island is compact — a private car with driver is the easiest way to tour.
- 3ETA visa applies; we assist with the online application and transfers.
Sri Lanka travel FAQs
December to March for the west and south coasts; May to September for the east.
An online ETA is required, which we help you arrange.
Yes — Yala and Udawalawe offer superb leopard and elephant safaris.
Five to seven nights covers the cultural triangle, hill country and a beach stay.



