What to Pack For Sri LankaOur handy guide on what to pack for your tour to Sri Lanka

The first thing you need to do is make sure you have all the appropriate documents for travelling to Sri Lanka. These include: Passport, Plane ticket and boarding pass (either digital or printed), Travel insurance documents, Visa (if required, check your countries visa requirements), Emergency contact numbers, Photocopies of important documents, Drivers licence, Vaccination records

Sri Lanka has a tropical climate meaning it is hot, humid and wet with two main seasons, the dry season and the wet season. Lightweight, breathable clothing is best for the Sri Lankan climate so here are a few clothing items you should consider packing: Lightweight t-shirts, trousers, shorts, dresses and skirts – made of fabrics like linen and cotton, Swimsuits, Beach coverup, Sandals/flip flops, Shawl or scarf – for covering up when visiting religious sites, Comfortable sportswear – if you are going hiking, Sturdy comfortable shoes – like trainers or walking boots, Light sweaters/ jackets – for cooler evenings, Hat and sunglasses, Waterproof jacket – if you’re visiting during the rainy season, Easy to carry bag, Underwear and socks, Waterbottle, Hand fan

Packing electronics is essential for convenience, connectivity, and capturing memories. Here is a list of electronics you should consider bringing with you on your tour of Sri Lanka. Phone, Camera, Chargers for all your electronics, Portable power bank, Universal adapter, Portable Wi Fi/ SIM/ E-SIM, E-reader

Whilst most hotels provide basic toiletries, you might want to bring your own. This could be due to sensitive skin or simply having favourite products. Regardless, here is a list of toiletries you might want to bring with you. Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Skincare, Makeup, SPF, Insect repellent, Deodorant , Shampoo, Conditioner, Shower gel, Period products, Prescribed medications (be sure to check Sri Lankas laws on medications to make sure your medication is legal), First aid kit

Ancient Buddhist temples located in cavernous caves, Dambulla is a unique attraction that we visit on all of our tours to the country. Boasting intricate carvings and Buddha statues dating back hundreds of years.