After breakfast at the hotel, we leave to the Royal Colombo Golf Club for a fascinating game of golf. The Royal Colombo Golf Club is one of the oldest golf clubs in the world with a history of over 130 years. Golf was first played in Sri Lanka (then "Ceylon") at The Galle Face Green. This ground was also used for various other games too, such as Horse Racing, Cricket, Rugby, Football, and Hockey. Golf in Sri Lanka, like many other British sports gained wider popularity on the Galle Face Green. The Colombo Golf Club was formed here and in 1896, it moved to its present location which was initially a model farm, owned by Sir Charles Henry de Soysa, a Ceylonese philanthropist. In 1928 the privilege of using the prefix “Royal” was conferred upon the Club by the King George V. Currently the golf course is 5’770 m long 18-hole par 71 course. The course looks simple at first but its many water hazards and well guarded bunkers may well change your opinion. In the afternoon, we go for a sightseeing tour to the city of Colombo. The city, being the commercial capital of Sri Lanka, has, for many centuries, been a flourishing seaport. The Moors, Portuguese, Dutch and the British have all left their influence in the city, resulting in a curious blend of eastern tradition with western sophistication. Overnight stay in colombo

After breakfast proceed to Kandy. En route Pinnawella Elephant Orphanage is the largest orphanage of its kind and offers visitors close contact with these gentle giants. Your family will truly enjoy the captivating experiences of watching the elephants march along the roads for the daily bath in the nearby river Evening proceed to discover the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens. Peradeniya Botanical Gardens is the foremost of its kind in Sri Lanka in both size and splendour. It was created by the Kandyan King for the enjoyment of the aristocracy. Today the gardens have an orchid house, spice garden, Japanese garden, picturesque lake filled with water lilies and more. Overnight stay in Kandy

After breakfast at the hotel, we visit the Victoria Golf Club, Digana, situated in about 25 km east of the city, to have some good games of golf. The Victoria Golf course is 6’190 m long (par 73), a championship golf course designed by Donald Steel and inaugurated early in 1999. The fairways are rather narrow in a hilly country side. The trees and avenues of coconuts, lend the course an immediate air maturity. The exciting natural outcrops of rocks are a distinctive feature and indeed a hazard of the course. In the evening, we visit the city of Kandy for a sightseeing tour. The main attraction in Kandy is the Dalada Maligawa (Temple of Tooth Relic) - the much renowned temple housing Buddha’s tooth relic, followed by a traditional Kandyan dance performance later in the evening. Kandy is also famous for hand-made items as well as for antiques. However, exporting any item which was made earlier than this century is illegal. Overnight stay in Kandy

After breakfast, we leave for Nuwara Eliya via Ramboda falls, en-route visiting a finest tea factory witnessing as to how the world's finest "Ceylon Tea" is made. The route to Nuwara Eliya will also enable you to view some of the beautiful plantations as well as eye-catching waterfalls. Nuwara Eliya (The City of Lights or the City on the Table land) is almost like a part of England in terms of atmosphere and buildings. Of course, it is widely known as the "Little England". The town is overlooked by Pidurutalagala, the tallest mountain in Sri Lanka. The city was founded by Samuel Baker, the discoverer of the Lake Albert and the explorer of the Nile in 1846. Nuwara Eliya's climate lent itself to becoming the prime sanctuary of the British civil servants and planters in Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon).Many British lived in Nuware Eliya in the 19th century. Nuware Eliya is popular with birdwatchers at quieter times because of the good opportunities it gives to watch various species, notably the Indian Blue Robin, Pied Thrush or Scaly Thrush lurking in the denser undergrowth. Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya

This morning, after breakfast, we visit Nuwara Eliya Golf Course to play few games. Nuwara Eliya Golf Course is one of the most reputed in Asia and finest with 5’520 m (par 71). The fairways are long and narrow, bordered by fir trees and thick bushes. Skillful “position play” is required to play here and the hilly terrain makes it essential that players can cope with up-hill and down-hill lies. Overall, this makes the game challenging. In the evening, we go on a sightseeing visit to Nuwara Eliya. Nuwara Eliya was discovered by a few Britishers on a hunting expedition. When the area was ruled by the British, they decided to establish a health resort there. Later, Sir Samuel Baker reshaped it as a holiday resort with an English atmosphere. We will also tour Hakgala Botanical Gardens, the second largest botanical garden in Sri Lanka, known for exotic trees, shrubs and herbs. Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.

Checkout of your hotel and transfer to Colombo International airport. Your tour of Sri Lanka end here. Have a nice flight and we forward to seeing you again soon. Note: Hotel stipulates checkout is before 12:00hrs noon time. Late Checkout between 12:00-18:00 requires half of the room rate. Any checkout after 18:00 will cost one extra night room rate.