Sri Lanka Travel FAQ

Most visitors need an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before arrival, obtainable online. Requirements vary by nationality, so check the official Sri Lanka ETA site for your country before you travel.

Sri Lanka has two monsoon seasons affecting different coasts, so there's a good time to visit most of the year, it depends whether you're headed to the south/west coast, east coast, or hill country. Get in touch and we'll advise based on your itinerary.

The Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR) is the local currency. Cards are widely accepted in cities and hotels, but it's worth carrying cash for smaller towns, local shops, and tips.

Sri Lanka is generally considered a safe destination for travelers. As anywhere, use normal precautions with belongings and follow local guidance, especially around wildlife and water activities.

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