Location:

In the centre of Colombo at the Galle Face Green, in a tropical park.

Accommodation:

400 comfortably furnished air-conditioned rooms with telephone, satellite TV with video channel, radio, mini bar, attached bathroom with bath, shower, WC, and cosmetic articles, bathrobes. Renovated rooms with 4 fixture bath rooms, wooden flooring, flat screen TV, coffee/tea makers, 2 phone lines, internet connectivity, data port

Facilities:

Large, elegant lobby with lounge and bar, 5 restaurants (Coffee shop, Chinese, Indian, French and local). Business centre, shopping arcade, beauty salon with hairdresser, large tropical garden with ornamental ponds. Conference rooms with facilities.

Sports & Recreation

Swimming pool with pool bar and snack corner. Swimming lessons, fitness centre, tennis courts (hardcover) with floodlight, air-conditioned squash court, discotheque.

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Location:

In the centre of Colombo, in the middle of the business district.

Accommodation:

387 comfortably furnished, large rooms, partly double beds, with air-conditioning, telephone, satellite-TV with video channel, radio, mini bar, hairdryer. Attached bathroom with bath, shower, WC, bathrobes, slippers, cosmetic articles, non smoking floor.

Facilities:

Large, elegant lobby, lounge with bar, 7 restaurants (coffee shop, French, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, local) and pub with billiards, business centre, hair-dresser, clinic, shopping arcade. Sumptuous tropical garden with large pond and many species of tropical fish and ducks. Conference rooms with facilities.

Sports & Recreation:

Large swimming pool with kiddies' pool, swimming lessons, deckchairs, pool bar, playground for small children, fitness and health club, air-conditioned squash court, tennis courts with floodlight and artificial grass cover, basketball

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"A private holiday in this magical island is on top of the wish list of many!"

Located at the southern tip of India, this island nation surrounded by the warm blue waters of the Indian Ocean has it all

• Extremely friendly, hospitable and easygoing people.
• Stay at authentic hotels and experience our unique itineraries
• A rich, vibrant and colourful history dating back over 2500 years!
• Ruined cities, palaces, temples, fortresses, royal pleasure gardens and ancient dagobas second only to the great pyramids of Egypt.
• Beautiful lakes, magnificent waterfalls, historic canals, flat and wild rivers, calm and quiet lagoons and marshes.
• An abundance of animal life with our own sub-species of elephant, with many birds, butterflies amphibians and plants unique to this island.
• An island with some of the most beautiful beaches, bays and underwater attractions you could find in the world.
• Panoramic mountains, narrow passes and gaps provide you with some of the finest and spectacular views you could find anywhere.
• Astounding variety and depth of handicraft, music, dance and art forms evolved through thousands of years

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"You KNOW Sri Lanka is a Great place to visit, but...is YOUR Tour Consultant Knowledgeable enough?"

Sri Lanka, officially Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, formerly Ceylon, island republic in the Indian Ocean off the south-eastern coast of India. Sri Lanka is separated from India by the Palk Strait and Gulf of Mannar. Lying between the two nations is a chain of tiny islands known as Adam’s Bridge. Sri Lanka is somewhat pear-shaped, with its apex in the north. The greatest length from north to south is about 440 km (273 mi); the greatest width is about 220 km (137 mi). The total area of Sri Lanka is 65,610 sq km (25,332 sq mi). The capital of Sri Lanka is the ancient city of Sri Jayavardhanapura-Kotte; Colombo is the largest city.

1. LAND AND RESOURCES

An outstanding feature of the topography of Sri Lanka is a mountainous mass in the south-central part of the country, the highest point of which is the peak of Pidurutalagala (2,524 m/8,281 ft). In the upland area are two plateaux, Nuwara Eliya and Horton Plains, which are major centres of commercial tea plantations. The plateaux are noted for their cool, healthful climate. North of the mountains, and extending south, is an arid and gently rolling plain known as the dry zone.

Sri Lanka’s coast, particularly the west, south, and south-east, is palm-fringed and indented by lagoons and inlets. The more rugged north-eastern coast contains Trincomalee Harbour, considered one of the best natural harbours in the world. On the south-western coast other harbours include the largely artificial one at Colombo and one at Galle.

2. Plants and Animals

Sri Lanka is noted for the beauty and variety of its vegetation. Dense tropical jungles occupy extensive areas in the south-west, and the upper mountain slopes are thickly forested. Many varieties of palm, including the areca, coconut, and palmyra, flourish in the lowlands along the coast. Mangroves and screw pines abound in coastal areas. Numerous varieties of timber trees, notably mahogany and many species of resin-yielding fruit trees, are indigenous to the wet zone. Among the timber trees that are common in the drier sections of the island are ebony and satinwood. Ferns, water hyacinths, orchids, acacias, eucalyptus trees, and cypresses flourish in various regions.
The animal life of Sri Lanka, including many species that may be in danger of extinction, is varied and includes the cheetah, leopard, several species of monkey, and elephant. The island contains numerous species of birds and reptiles.