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Sri Lanka
This is where Palm-laced coasts that give way to leopard trails. Cinnamon markets down one road, colonial ramparts up another. In the south, your journey is guided by the sea, the stories, and your own sense of wonder. From the old-world charm of Galle to the wild heart of Yala and the sun-soaked edges of Tangalle, every leg of this 10-day itinerary is tailored for what you’d like to uncover. With your private chauffeur-guide smoothing the road ahead, what you get is not just a glimpse, but a genuine experience of Sri Lanka in full colour.
Completely customisable for you
At Sigiriya, the trail winds up through giant lion paws carved in stone. From the summit, the island spreads out like a green tide, quiet and endless, marked only by tree lines and temple roofs.
Dambulla’s caves invite a slower kind of looking. Walls and ceilings hold scenes painted over centuries. Buddhas recline in gold, eyes half-closed, as if waiting for someone to notice.
The streets bend around the lake, lined with stalls selling lotus buds and sweet tea. You might sit beneath a banyan tree or wander toward the temple as music starts. It might be a procession, or just another day.
Nuwara Eliya sits high and green. Walk between rows of tea bushes trimmed like hedges. Watch women working with practiced hands. Pause at a colonial postbox, still bright red in the mist.
The fort wall circles everything: the sea, the town, the past. You’ll find cricket matches and antique stores, courtyards shaded by frangipani, and the occasional lighthouse view that makes time feel suspended.
There’s something about stays that make you want to linger. With Footprint, you can stay at a London townhouse where the city runs just beyond your window. A lodge in the Scottish Highlands where the fireplace is always lit. A suite in New York where room service feels like a restaurant reservation. The right stay isn’t just where you rest— it’s where the experience begins.
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