
Ella Day Tour
Little Adam’s Peak, the train crossing Nine Arch Bridge, Ravana Falls and the tea country around Ella.

A dawn cruise out of Mirissa harbour for blue whales, sperm whales and spinner dolphin pods.
The Mirissa Whale Watching Tour offers an incredible opportunity to explore Sri Lanka’s rich marine life and stunning southern coastline. Mirissa is internationally known as one of the best places in the world to spot blue whales and dolphins during the whale watching season. Your adventure begins early in the morning as you board a comfortable whale watching boat from Mirissa Harbor. Cruise into the deep waters of the Indian Ocean while enjoying breathtaking sunrise views and fresh sea breezes. During the tour, you may encounter majestic blue whales, sperm whales, spinner dolphins, turtles, and other marine species in their natural habitat. Experienced guides and crew members help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience while providing information about the marine life of Sri Lanka. After the whale watching experience, relax at the beautiful Mirissa Beach , known for its golden sands, turquoise waters, and tropical atmosphere. You can also enjoy local cafés, fresh seafood, and scenic coastal photography spots around the area. This tour is perfect for travelers who love nature, marine wildlife, ocean adventures, and relaxing coastal experiences.
This is our recommended route. Everything on it can be swapped, dropped or extended — just say the word when you enquire.
A dawn cruise out of Mirissa harbour for blue whales, sperm whales and spinner dolphin pods.
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Every itinerary we run is private and rearranged around the people travelling. Send us a rough idea and we will come back with a day-by-day plan and a firm price.

Little Adam’s Peak, the train crossing Nine Arch Bridge, Ravana Falls and the tea country around Ella.

The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, the Peradeniya botanical gardens, the market and a Kandyan dance show in one full day.

Two UNESCO sites in one day — climb the Lion Rock at first light, then the five painted cave temples at Dambulla.