Ayurvedic Wellness Retreat in Sri Lanka (4 Days)
Max Group Size 20 |
Private Tour Available |
Physical Rating Active |
Age Range 18 to 65 |
Operated In English |
Tour ID NT10024 |
From $890, Price varies by group size
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Places and Experiences
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Highlights
An Introductory Session about the Ayurvedic Medicine Science of Sri Lanka
Taking Part in a Yoga Class on the Beach
Enjoying a Massage / Ayurvedic Treatment
Enjoying Water Sports, Fishing Cruises, etc.
Participating in a Sri Lankan Cooking Demonstration
Visiting a Turtle Conservation Center
Itinerary
What is included
- Buffet at the Restaurant
- Rooms with A/C
- Hot Water
- Wi-Fi
- Attach Bathroom
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Also, please note that these are the general food items that any of the hotels would offer you, and there may be a wide variety of additional dishes depending on the hotel you dine at.
- Morning yoga class
- One Day Ayurvedic Treatment Package
- Sri Lanka Cooking Demonstration class – Focus on Ayurvedic Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Grabbing out the best essence out of a wonderful holiday destination indeed requires a good plan. Yet, proper planning surely requires a good knowledge about the destination as well. In that case, you will certainly need a helping hand to know more about what to expect, how to get ready, and mostly, to clear out your doubts. However, as an experienced team working close to the hearts of our travellers, we clearly understand what troubles your mind, and your desire to travel with peace of mind. Thus, we have answered the most frequently asked questions, so that you can easily clear out your doubts just in a second. So, why not? Have a look at the below section, and we are sure that we have answered your question!
- Return Air Ticket
- Details of the place of accommodation
- The application along with a photograph of the applicant
- Simply, cultural and religious values run through the veins of Sri Lankans. So, never disrespect any religion. Avoid posing with funny actions at religious sites. Besides, dresses or tattoos with religious slogans or images might pave the way for unnecessary disturbances.
- Avoid public nudity and kissing.
- Never take photographs without permission.
Good to Know
- Most religious places encourage visitors to wear a light colour attire that covers their body, shoulder to knees. Thus, if you are visiting a religious place, make sure that you do not wear shorts, crop tops, skinnies, etc. Also, having a shawl with you will help you cover your body at such times, in order to blend with the culture there.
- Visitors enter the religious place barefoot and caps, hats, scarfs, etc. are removed before entering the site.
- The tranquillity of the religious places in Sri Lanka is simply impressive. Hence, make sure you mind your behaviour.