
Arrival and drive to Kalpitiya
Kalpitiya
Overnight: KalpitiyaThis 6-day Kalpitiya holiday takes you to a quiet peninsula on Sri Lanka’s north-west coast, between the Puttalam lagoon and the sea. From about November to April, large pods of spinner dolphins are often seen offshore, and the flat-water lagoon is one of the island’s best places to learn kitesurfing.
JK Travels Sri Lanka arranges the private transfers and day trips, including an optional safari in Wilpattu National Park. Boat trips and kitesurfing lessons are booked locally and paid separately.
Bandaranaike International Airport → Kalpitiya → Wilpattu National Park → Bandaranaike International Airport

Kalpitiya
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Wilpattu National Park
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Bandaranaike International Airport
Departure day · No overnight stayStart and finish at Bandaranaike International Airport, with private transfers timed around your flights. Pickups from Colombo or Negombo hotels are also possible.
Kalpitiya: 5 nights.
Hotels, rooms and meals are included only when listed in your confirmed quotation.
This is a suggested private programme. Flights, weather, sea conditions and your own pace shape the final plan, and optional activities are confirmed separately.


Meet your driver at Bandaranaike International Airport and drive north along the coast to Kalpitiya, about three hours.
Check in at your beach lodge and watch the sunset over the sea.
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Leave early by boat to look for spinner dolphins, which are often seen in large groups from about November to April. Trips depend on sea conditions; boat fees are paid locally and sightings are not guaranteed.
Spend the afternoon resting by the lagoon.
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Kalpitiya’s shallow, flat lagoon is popular for learning to kitesurf, with the main wind seasons roughly May to October and December to March. Book a lesson with a local kite school.
Non-kiters can relax on the beach or take a lagoon boat ride.
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Take a jeep safari in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest national park, known for leopards, sloth bears and its natural lakes. The park entrance is about one and a half hours from Kalpitiya.
Jeep hire and park fees are paid separately; see our Wilpattu safari tour for details.
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In calm weather, take a boat to Bar Reef Marine Sanctuary for snorkelling, or spend the day on the beach and lagoon.
Enjoy a final sunset dinner by the sea.
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Drive back to Bandaranaike International Airport, about three hours, timed around your flight.
With extra time, stop in Negombo for lunch by the sea.
Departure day · No overnight stay
Price is on request. Your quote covers a private air-conditioned car or van with an SLTDA-licensed chauffeur guide for the transfers and day trips in this itinerary, with the vehicle chosen for your group and luggage.
Only services listed in your personalised quotation are included. Confirm transport, hotels, room types and any meals or activities before booking.
Flights, entrance tickets, boat trips, lessons, equipment hire, park fees, optional activities, tips and personal expenses are extra unless listed in your confirmed quotation. Swimming and water activities depend on sea conditions; always follow local safety advice.
From about November to April, when the sea is calmer on the west coast. Sightings are not guaranteed.
Yes. The shallow, flat lagoon is good for beginners. Lessons and equipment are booked locally with a kite school and paid separately.
It is optional. Jeep hire and park fees are paid separately; we arrange the transfer and can book the jeep.
About three hours by road.
Price is on request. The total depends on your dates, group size, vehicle, hotels and activities. Send your details for a personalised quotation.
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