Top Northern Sri Lanka Outdoor Activities

With over 5 years of experience as a tour guide, I offer a unique opportunity to explore Jaffna. My passion lies in the way travel connects people, and having been a lifelong resident of Jaffna, I bring a perspective on its traditions that few others can. Exploring Jaffna with me ensures a deep dive into its culture, history, and lifestyle. Travelers can join me on my motorcycle, or if they hold a license, I can provide them with a motorcycle while accompanying them on another. This flexibility allows for a personalized experience where they can stop and immerse themselves in locations that interest them, enjoying a 360-degree view of the surroundings. Our motorcycles are in excellent condition and are ideal for exploring Jaffna. There are no additional charges for fuel, and I ensure a safe journey, guiding and supporting travellers throughout the tour. As a memento of the experience, each traveller receives a unique wooden key tag.

Explore the ancient city of Jaffna on this half day tour. You’ll get on your bike, and then your guide will take you to see the remnants of the Jaffna Kingdom, including the throne of the ancient Tamil Kings. See plenty of places of cultural significance, including churches, temples and more. You’ll wind your way through the busy streets of the market, and see the food on display. Stop by a local ice cream parlor for a snack, too.

"This is Sri Lanka’s only hands-on sea cucumber farming experience, set in the natural beauty of Ariyalai's coastal waters. Unlike other tours, we take you directly into the middle of the sea to visit a real working aquaculture farm — not a museum or demonstration tank. Guests will hold live sea cucumbers, learn directly from experienced farmers, relax in a wooden hut floating above the ocean, and enjoy local Ceylon tea with breathtaking sea views. With guides fluent in English, Tamil, Sinhala, and German, and a warm, authentic local welcome, this is a rare opportunity to connect with Jaffna’s coastal life in a way most travelers never experience."

Along with the main attractions of Delft Island—such as the Dutch Fort, Pigeon Nest, Dutch Hospital, beaches, Baobab tree, Queen’s Tower, and wild horses—we offer something more meaningful. As this is a glamping stay, guests have more time to slow down and truly feel the island vibe. You can walk around the village, observe daily island life, and experience how the local community lives peacefully and simply. Delft Village Stay is an experience-based eco community stay, where guests are encouraged to interact with the local community and enjoy traditional meals prepared with local, natural ingredients in a clean and hygienic way. This experience is best suited for adventure and experience seekers who enjoy nature, culture, and authenticity. Guests who expect luxury transport or 5-star hotel-style comfort should note that this island—and tour with Glamorous campsites —are not designed for that type of travel.

Discover the wonders of Sri Lanka with our Wilpattu Jeep Safari and Anuradhapura Day Tour from Trincomalee. This tour combines the thrill of wildlife exploration in Wilpattu National Park, known for its leopards and diverse ecosystems, with a cultural journey through the ancient city of Anuradhapura, a site of historical and spiritual significance. Starting from the scenic city of Trincomalee, this tour promises an enriching experience that showcases the best of Sri Lanka’s natural beauty and its rich heritage. We offer pick-up for all travellers from various locations around Trincomalee. After a day filled with adventure and discovery, lasting approximately 10-12 hours, our driver will ensure you are comfortably returned to your original pick-up location. Join us for an unforgettable day of adventure and history, where every detail is taken care of for your convenience and enjoyment. Book your spot today and immerse yourself in the heart of Sri Lanka’s natural and cultural heritage.

(SKU: LK75200200)Chundikkulam Lagoon and its surrounding area was designated as a bird sanctuary on 25 February 1938 under the Fauna and Flora Protection Ordinance.Chundikkulam Lagoon is partly surrounded by mangrove swamps and sea grass beds. The surrounding area includes palmyra palm plantations, scrub forests and a variety of dry zone flora.