Day 2
Visit Negombo Fish Market and decide on your culinary tour lunch menu. Transfer to Wilpattu. Dinner Safari on the border of the Wilpattu National Park and spend couple of hours in a real-world tree hut.
Day 3
Transfer to Anuradhapura. Train Ride from Anuradhapura to Jaffna, enjoying the best food experiences along the way.
Day 3
Day 4
Full Day exploring Jaffna and different food culture. As you are in the Tamil territory, the culture and cuisine are a little different from your previous stages, but the culinary tour is no less exciting.
Day 6
Village Excursion in Anuradhapura. Transfer to Sigiriya. Expect to discover more exciting cuisine on this part of your culinary tour.
Day 7
Transfer to Kandy via Dambulla and Matale. Visit the local wholesale fruit and vegetable market in Dambulla. Visit a Spice and Herbal Garden in Matale.
Day 7
Day 8
To enhance your Food experience Sri Lanka, visit a market and a cooking class in Kandy. Experience the majesty of the Temple of Tooth Relic and enjoy a cultural show in the evening.
Day 10
Transfer to Haputale. Visit fruit and vegetable market in Bandarawela and experience the local cuisine of the area. Tuk-Tuk ride to Lipton Seat and Tea Plucking Community. Enjoy a local lunch.
Day 11
Transfer to Udawalawe. Experience an exciting jeep safari in Udawalawe National Park in the evening.
Day 11
Day 12
Visit the Elephant Transit Home in Udawalawe by 9.00am. Transfer to Galle. Cycling tour in Galle including a village home visit and preparation of a signature fish curry known as ‘ambulthiyal’. This has a delicious and slightly tangy taste, is an excellent accompaniment to the meal of rice and is a must-try on your culinary tour.
Day 13
Visit Galle Dutch Fort with a one-of-a-kind host who has a delightfully infectious personality. Transfer to Colombo. Enjoy a mouth-watering dinner at the ‘Ministry of Crab’
Day 13

Tour Itinerary
SCHEDULE
- On arrival at Bandaranaike International airport, meet, greet and transfer to Negombo.
- Check in to the hotel (check in time after 12. 30 p.m)
- Evening enjoy a short visit to the neighbouring communities with your guide (depending on your arrival time)
- Dinner and overnight stay at your hotel in Negombo
Negombo is a historically interesting town strongly influenced by the Catholic Church. The narrow strip of land between the lagoon and the sea and the many canals make for good exploring.
The Dutch captured the town from the Portuguese in 1640, lost it again the same year, and then recaptured it again in 1644. The British then took it from them in 1796 without a struggle. Negombo was one of the most important sources of cinnamon during the Dutch era, and there are still reminders of the European days.


