Nine journeys. Three completely different reasons to take one.

Packages

Every Breeze of Asia round tour is a complete, privately guided journey, matched to a specific way of travelling rather than reshuffled from a single template. Whether you want a classic cultural circuit, an extended coastal finish, or a slower hiking-and-wellness reset, there’s a collection built specifically around it.

Ceylon, at the pace it deserves.

A refined introduction to the island for travellers who want the classic sites seen properly rather than rushed, comfortable pacing, boutique heritage stays and a guide who treats each stop as a story rather than a box to tick.

Tea Trails & Boutique Coast

Standing on Nine Arch Bridge as the Ella train crosses overhead.

Ancient Cities & Wild Horizons

Wilpattu’s dawn stillness, its leopards moving between still lake villus.

The Grand Ceylon Discovery

Watching Sigiriya’s summit catch the first light before the crowds arrive.

Culture up front. The coast for however long you want it.

A genuine taste of the island’s heritage and wildlife in the first half, followed by an extended, resort-style finish on the coast, real time to switch off, not just another travel day tacked on the end.

Family Discovery & Bentota Beach

Kids meeting rescued elephants at Pinnawala’s riverside bath.

Highlands, Wildlife & Unawatuna Sun

Sunset over Unawatuna Bay after a day spent in the hills.

Ceylon Discovery & Mirissa Resort Escape

A blue whale surfacing off Mirissa’s deep-water canyon.

Earn the rest. Trails first, retreat after.

Real hiking and nature immersion through cloud forest and open plateau, closing with a proper, doctor-led Ayurveda retreat rather than a single spa afternoon. Built for slow, deliberate travellers, not a checklist.

Hiking & Highlands Immersion with Coastal Wellness Finale

The cloud forest silence atop the Knuckles Range.

Slow Ceylon – Sacred Cities, Highlands & Ayurveda Retreat

Rekawa’s turtles nesting under torchlight.

Wellness, Nature & Ancient Ceylon Grand Journey

Sunrise from Pidurangala Rock, watching Sigiriya emerge from the mist.