What to expect on your first trip to Sri Lanka
The gap between expectation and reality Most people arrive in Sri Lanka carrying two things at once: excitement and a quiet uncertainty. They’ve seen the photographs. Tea-covered hills rolling into…
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The gap between expectation and reality Most people arrive in Sri Lanka carrying two things at once: excitement and a quiet uncertainty. They’ve seen the photographs. Tea-covered hills rolling into…
Two of the UK’s leading jewellery experts, Joanna Hardy and Jessica Diamond, are unveiling an extraordinary new concept for mature, curious travellers: Hardy & Diamond – Gemstone Journeys, debuting in…
Debbie North forsakes her native Yorkshire to travel around Sri Lanka by wheelchair. She discovers a rich land full of adventure and a few challenges. When the opportunity to visit…
Roger and Eileen conclude their voyage through Sri Lanka visiting Negombo, Yala National Park and Colombo. To read the first half of their adventures, click here. We reluctantly left Uga…
On the first leg of their whistle-stop tour through Sri Lanka, Roger Hermiston and Eileen Wise visit Uga Ulagalla in the island’s Cultural Triangle. The teardrop of India, or the…
Mark Bibby goes on a Sri Lanka safari, watches the most amazing festival and travels to the most beautiful city of Galle, before concluding his trip in Colombo. Serendipity. The…
Mark Bibby Jackson goes on an amazing Sri Lanka train ride, visits former capital Kandy, tea plantations and hikes along the Pekoe Trail. I first fell in love with train…
In the first of a series of articles covering his trip to Sri Lanka, Mark Bibby Jackson goes on an elephant safari, sees the wonderful cave paintings at Dambulla and…
Jacinta Lim, co-founder at Seek Sophie, makes the case for how we all can work together to help the Sri Lanka travel industry recover from the impact of the Sri…
Roger Hermiston and Eileen Wise discover their inner Robinson Crusoe at Gili Lankanfushi resort in the Maldives, a very eco resort. It will read like the most overblown set of…
Some journeys stay with travellers not because of the destination, but because of everything seen along the way. Railways that cross mountain passes, coastal roads that weave past fishing villages…
The 2026 summer travel season is shaping up to be a year of “reconnection” reconnecting with nature, with family, and with the joy of discovery. As heatwaves in traditional southern…
Robert Spellman immerses himself in Sri Lanka’s Jetwing hotel experience. Sri Lankan cordiality is world famous, but I had to visit the island to really understand it. Never have I…
The Maldives has long been a haven for honeymooners, but a new trend is emerging – families and groups of friends are now visiting in search of the ultimate getaway…
If you’re looking to do some meditation in Phnom Penh then Wat Langka, which is one of the five ancient pagodas in the capital, is the place for you. Wat…
Roger Hermiston and Eileen Wise stay at the InterContinental Maldives Maamunagau resort to swim with manta rays. It’s 10.30 on a Saturday morning on a boat in the middle of…
Mark Bibby Jackson stays at the Montigo Resorts Somerset at Charlton House, a beautiful Georgian country house that has been given a fresh spice of life. Sometimes I find myself…
Are you a travel enthusiast, who loves to explore new places and famous tourist destinations? Fortunately, you are at the right spot as you will learn the tips to find…
On his first visit to the Baltic nations, Mark Bibby Jackson visits Gulbene, Valka, Valmiera, Cēsis and Riga while discovering the things to do in Latvia in five days. Many…
Mark Bibby Jackson visits Frederiksberg Copenhagen, a district with a very local feel, wonderful cuisine and a very special art space. Copenhagen has had the reputation for being a foodie…
When assessing the adventure travel space, there aren’t many better options than venturing deep into the jungle and enjoying a jungle-themed vacation away. For many people, winding down alongside jungle…
Train travel has always been an exciting and captivating way to explore new places, especially when it comes to scenic railway journeys. There’s something magical about sitting back and watching…
The symbolic power of light has always played a powerful role in the world’s many cultural and religious traditions. But apart from their traditional significance, festivals of lights are also…
After visiting Bogota graffiti art and beautiful Villa de Leyva, Mark Bibby Jackson continues his South American travels to the Colombia coffee region and Valle del Cocora, the land of…