Discover Sri Lanka’s Endless Tropical Beauty. Sri Lanka basks in the embrace of a delightful tropical climate, a true paradise located just over 600 km north of the equator.

Our island nation is a year-round destination, thanks to the unique interplay of two distinct monsoon seasons.

December to March: These months are considered the prime time to explore most of Sri Lanka, offering ideal weather conditions. Meanwhile, March to September opens up the enchanting East Coast and the North for exploration, coinciding with the two primary monsoon seasons.

Yala (South West Monsoon): In May and June, the Yala monsoon sweeps in from the Indian Ocean, gracing the south and west coasts, including Colombo, with refreshing rains.

Maha (North East Monsoon): From December to February, the Maha monsoon brings soothing rains from the Bay of Bengal to the east coast and the northern reaches of Sri Lanka. Additionally, Sri Lanka experiences inter-monsoonal showers across the island, typically during October and November.

Along the picturesque coastlines, the sun-drenched climate awaits, with temperatures typically ranging from 27°C to 31°C. As you ascend into the lush hill country, the climate turns cooler, averaging between 15°C and 24°C.

Sri Lanka’s rainfall patterns are becoming less predictable, with showers often arriving during the off-season. These rains tend to grace the island in the late evenings and nights, contributing to an average annual rainfall of approximately 2000 mm, albeit varying from region to region.

Allow us to be your guides in planning the perfect Sri Lankan adventure, ensuring you make the most of your time in this tropical paradise!