6 Nights 7 Days Sri Lanka Tour Package From Mumbai 7 Days & 6 Nights

Travellers rate this package 4.3 out of 5 across 2,119 verified reviews, and TravelTriangle has arranged Sri Lanka trips for more than 3,270 guests. Every day of the itinerary is customisable, you book through a verified local agent, and support stays with you 24/7 on the ground. All prices below are per person on twin sharing with return Mumbai (BOM) to Colombo (CMB) flights included.

Cost of a 7-day Sri Lanka tour from Mumbai, by hotel tier

The headline cost of this trip is Rs 57,210 per person on twin sharing, and that figure already includes your return Mumbai flights. That is the part worth repeating: most 7-day Sri Lanka quotes you will compare online are land-only, so they look cheaper until you add airfare. Here the flights are in. The base price puts you in air-conditioned 3-star hotels; if you want deluxe or luxury rooms, we price those on request against your travel dates.

Season moves the price too. December to April is peak and costs a little more; May to September is the shoulder window with lower rates and the odd west-coast shower. Share your dates and preferred hotel tier and we will send live 4-star and 5-star rates.

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Day-by-day 7-day itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Colombo, Pinnawala and Sigiriya

Your trip starts when you land at Bandaranaike International Airport near Colombo, where your private chauffeur-guide meets you for the drive north into the Cultural Triangle. Break the journey at the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage to watch the herd bathe in the river. Later, take a short village safari around Sigiriya and see the 5th-century Sigiriya Rock Fortress rising from the plain before you check in to your hotel for the night.

Day 2: Sigiriya to Kandy via Dambulla

After breakfast you drive to Kandy, stopping first at the Dambulla Cave Temple, where rock shrines are lined with gilded Buddha statues and painted ceilings. On the way you visit a spice garden, which includes a free 15-minute massage and a discount voucher. In Kandy you see the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, take in the lake and a short city tour, and end the day at an evening cultural dance show before your overnight stay in Kandy.

Day 3: Kandy to Nuwara Eliya, tea country

A morning drive climbs into the cool tea hills of Nuwara Eliya, the heart of Sri Lanka's central highlands. Stop at Ramboda Falls and the Bhakta Hanuman Temple, then tour a working tea factory to see how Ceylon tea is made and graded. The rest of the day takes in a strawberry farm, Gregory Lake, the Hakgala Botanical Garden (known locally as Ashok Vatika) and the Seetha Amman temple, before an overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya.

Day 4: Scenic train to Ella, Nine Arch Bridge

Today you board the train at Nanu Oya, the railhead that serves Nuwara Eliya, and ride one of the most scenic stretches in Asia, winding through tea estates and tunnels down to Ella. Here you visit the 91-metre Nine Arch Bridge, a colonial-era railway viaduct set in the jungle, and the Ravana Falls. For an extra thrill you can try the Ella zipline and giant swing. You then transfer on for an overnight stay near Yala.

Day 5: Bentota, Mirissa and Galle

On the fifth day you start with an early morning game drive in Yala National Park, watching for leopards, elephants and crocodiles, then drive west along the south coast to join the Mirissa and Galle city tour. Galle's Dutch-built fort, with its ramparts and lighthouse, is the highlight of the afternoon. You stop at Hikkaduwa Beach on the way back before returning to your hotel in Bentota for the night.

Day 6: Bentota water sports and Madu River

A full day on the coast. The morning is for water activities at Bentota, followed by a Madu River boat safari through mangrove channels and tiny islands. You also visit a turtle hatchery, where rescued hatchlings are raised before release. The evening is free at your Bentota hotel.

Day 7: Colombo and departure

On the final morning you drive to Colombo, and if time allows there is a short city tour taking in Galle Face Green, the Gangaramaya Temple and the local markets for last-minute shopping. From there you transfer to Bandaranaike International Airport for your return flight to Mumbai, with a full island circuit behind you.

Flights from Mumbai (BOM to CMB)

Return flights from Mumbai are part of this package price, which is unusual on a Sri Lanka cost quote and the main reason this trip compares so well. Airlines including SriLankan Airlines, Air India and IndiGo fly direct from Mumbai (BOM) to Colombo (CMB), and the nonstop hop takes about 2 hours 30 minutes. Because the airfare sits inside your Rs 57,210, you are measuring a true all-in figure against rivals who price only the land tour and add flights later.

Visa and ETA for Indian travellers

Indian passport holders need a Sri Lanka ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation) before they fly. Apply online a few days ahead at the official portal, eta.gov.lk, and carry a passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date. Approvals usually come through within 24 to 48 hours. The tourist ETA is currently free for Indian passport holders, but confirm the latest rules on the official portal before you travel, as Sri Lanka has changed the policy more than once recently. The ETA is not part of the package price.

Best time to visit

December to April is the dry, clear season on the west and south coasts and across the hill country, which is exactly the route this trip follows, so it is the most popular window to travel from Mumbai. May to September brings monsoon showers to the west coast along with lower rates and quieter sites, while Sigiriya and the Cultural Triangle stay warm year-round. For a month-by-month breakdown, see our Sri Lanka travel guide.

What is included and what is not

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