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Good to know
Questions, answered.
Do I need a visa for Sri Lanka?
Most visitors need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), applied for online before you fly. Rules can change, so always check the official Sri Lanka ETA website before travelling. We'll send you the latest guidance when you book.
When is the best time to visit?
Sri Lanka has two monsoons, so there's always a sunny coast. The west and south shine from December to April, while the east coast is at its best from May to September. Our month-by-month guide on the home page shows exactly where to go.
Are your tours private?
Yes. Every Ceyloha tour is private and tailor-made: no coaches, no strangers and no fixed departure dates. Our sample itineraries are simply starting points.
What is a chauffeur-guide?
A licensed, English-speaking driver-guide who stays with you for the whole trip, handles the logistics and shares local stories along the way. Specialist guides join you at the major heritage sites and on safaris.
How much does a trip cost?
Our tours show "from" prices per person, based on two people sharing. Your final price depends on the season, hotel style and group size, and we'll always send a clear, itemised quote with no obligation.
Is Sri Lanka safe for travellers?
Sri Lanka is a warm, welcoming destination. As with anywhere, check your government's latest travel advice before you go, and you'll have our local team on WhatsApp 24/7 throughout your trip.
What should I wear when visiting temples?
Cover your shoulders and knees, and remove your shoes and hat before entering. Please don't pose for photos with your back to a Buddha statue. Light, loose cotton clothes are perfect everywhere else.
What currency is used, and can I pay by card?
The currency is the Sri Lankan rupee (LKR). Cards are accepted in most hotels and larger restaurants, and ATMs are easy to find in towns. Carry some cash for small shops, tuk-tuks and tips.
Which plugs and voltage does Sri Lanka use?
Sri Lanka uses 230V with type D and type G sockets. A universal travel adapter is the easiest option.
How do I book?
Send us an enquiry by WhatsApp or email. Once you're happy with your itinerary, a deposit confirms your booking and the balance is due before you arrive. We'll share secure payment options with your quote.