Snorkelling and Surfing

Mirissa Beach is located close to the very Southern tip of Sri Lanka. While traveling on the Matara road you will encounter one of the most beautiful beaches of the island the unique Mirissa Beach. Wide sandy strands will give you a warm welcome especially in the mornings and evenings when the sky provides a spectacular sunrise and sunset from pastel pink to flamy red. The long shoreline is defined by an abundance of coconut trees beyond those endless beaches. The sea water alternates between flat and wavy from day to day.

Parts of the Mirissa beach are snorkelling and surfing areas, especially the Eastern end of the Mirissa bay is a perfect snorkeling spot whereas the Western end is a fun right point for surfers. Don't swim at the Western tip of the bay due to swell, rocks and sea urchins! Also be aware of strong currents while snorkeling!

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Visit Hotel Reservations Srilanka. With Tours Srilanka you will really appreciate the beauty of Srilanka. Srilanka is recovering strongly after 30 years of terrorism and civil war and it is a paradise for tourists. Marco Polo described it as "the finest island of its size in the world". Wonderful pristine beaches, lush-green hills, majestic waterfalls, corals, wild life, heritage sites, pilgrimage sites, exotic cuisine-Sri Lanka has everything that a tourist can wish

Tours Sri Lanka

TravellersTour is managed by  Hotel Reservations (Pvt) Ltd. He is a well experienced tour company who has been working in the tourism industry for several years. Tours Srilanka can arrange tours islandwide.It also provides airport pick-ups at affordable rates. Other services include safaris to natural sanctuaries, camping and tours to sacred places and areas of natural beauty.

Hotels & Other Accommodation

You'll be spoilt for choice with the array of Sri Lankan accommodation options. We have star class hotels, home stays, heritage bungalows, boutique hotels to guest houses and rented apartments. You can expect friendly service and the best standards in whichever range you choose. Find out more about the different types of accommodation and facilities they offer.

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Geography

Sri Lanka is an island situated at the southern tip of india in the Indian Ocean. From North to South - 432 km From East to West - 224 km Total area - 65, 525 sq. km
Population
The majority of Sri Lankans are Singhalese and Buddhists, but the total population is a mixture of Tamil, Moor, Burgher (people of european descent). Sinhala, Tamil and English are the national languages. English is spoken throughout the island.
Climate 
The south-west monsoon brings rain to the western, southern and central regions from May to July, while the north-eastern monsoon occurs in the north and east in December and January. The weather is finest in the coastal regions and hill country of the south-west from October to March. The temperature in the lowlands averages 27 degrees Celsius. However, temperatures fall rapidly with altitude. In Kandy the temperature on average is around 20 degrees Celsius and in Nuwara Eliya it is often below 15 degrees Celsius.
Time
Sri Lanka is +5 ½ Greenwich Mean Time.
Clothing
Lightweight clothing is recommended. It is a good idea to be conservatively dressed on the streets and shorts are not permitted in places of worship. Footwear off in temples. A light sweater is recommended in the hill country. Bring rain proofs, avoid synthetics.
Telephones
Card operated telephone booths and cyber cafes can be found in most towns. Cards can be obtained at the nearest shop or kiosk. Mobile telephone rentals are also freely available.
Health
It is safer not to drink water from the tap though water in major towns are treated. Boiled water, bottled water and water and ice at reputed hotels are safe. Government run hospitals and a number of private hospitals are available in the event of an emergency. Most hospitals are well equipped with medical specialists on call at any time of day. Reputed hotels have a Doctor on call.
Electricity
210-240 volts, 50Hz, Alternating Current / Plug sockets take round pins.
Currency
The currency in Sri Lanka is the Rupee. The value fluctuates with world market rates. All commercial banks are authorized to exchange money and so are most tourist class hotels. American Express, Master Card and Visa Card are also widely accepted.
Visas
Nationals of most countries may obtain visas on arrival, at the airport. It is best to check with your nearest Sri Lankan diplomatic mission or consulate. The visa that is issued at the point of entry is only valid for 30 days. Extensions can be obtained, if required, from the Department of Immigration & Emigration in Colombo.
Shopping
Sri Lanka offers good bargains in ceramics, garments, leather goods, gems etc.
Communications
The general post office is situated in the city of Colombo. Other towns have central post offices. Privately run agency post offices, cyber cafes, communication centers also function throughout most of the country.
Photography and Video
Photography and video filming often require permits at historical and sacred sites- it is advisable to check with the officials at each place. Film rolls and videotape are freely available in all main cities.

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We established in the year of 2012

Established in 2012 Hotel Reservation (pvt) Limited is proud to have served the tourist industry as a successful tour operator in Sri Lanka. Over the years our efficient and timely services have made us not mere tour operators but travel partners who ensure the best of services in all traveling endeavors. We are one of the pioneering Tour Operators in Sri Lanka and have been actively facilitating travelers with regard to inbound and out bound tours.

We also have set a firm foot in the airline industry where we have joined hands with many International airlines that were online and offline to Colombo, Sri Lanka.

The Romans called it Taprobane, marked on Ptolemy's map of the world, derived from "Tambapanni" - land of copper coloured earth and lotuses given by the first known migrants from North India. The Arab traders of the past called in Serentivu and Serendib - island of delight, which gave birth to the English word Serendipity - the prospect of discovering pleasant surprises. The Portuguese corrupted this to Ceilao; the Dutch to Ceilan and the British called it Ceylon. But the people of the East, as distant as Indonesia, always knew the island by the name given by its own people - Sri Lanka.

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