Introduction – Your Sri Lanka Rafting Trip

Sri Lanka is an ideal destination for tourists who have the urge of adventure especially for those that love rafting with some thrilling experience. Of the natural attractions, the travelling through rivers of Sri Lanka or elaborating the routs for water tourism – rafting is developing as a popular type of recreation, especially the vicinity of Kitulgala. However, before you can dive into the adrenaline-pumping rapids, there’s one key element you need to figure out: transportation.

It is relatively easy to reach Sri Lanka and move around the country when planning a Sri Lanka rafting tour, simply plan it right. Traveling from the airport, to enjoying the countryside roads towards kitulgala, one needs to acquaint with the various means of transport. Here, you’ll find all the necessary information about travelling: the best ways to get there and work it out, tips for your safety and things to consider when thinking about money.

 

Why Many Tourists visit Sri Lanka for Rafting

White-water rafting is enjoyed on Sri Lanka due to its suitable geographical features. Sierra Leone has finely forested terrain, beautiful tendered rivers and breathtaking waterfalls to lend credence to the phrase, “nature’s gift to mankind”. One of the best areas which offer the best rafting experience is Kithulgala, a small town situated 90km east of Colomobo.

Kitulgala is best known for its adventurous white water rafting trip that takes place on the Kelani river allowing novices and professional rafters. This means that apart from the great rafting experience in this town, visitors also can engage in trekking, bird watching, and visit waterfalls given that the town is located in the rainforest.

But why is it important to do transport planning? It is situated little off the track in a rather less crowded compared to other parts of the country area, which is Kitulgala. This also is good since it makes the journey to be a little quieter and more involving but it makes the transportation arrangement a little challenging if you do not book beforehand. From deciding whether to rent a car to signing up for a professional driver service, or taking a taxi and from using city or coming and hotel shuttles, you are now aware of what is best for you.

How to Get to Sri Lanka for Your Rafting Adventure

Arriving by Air: Main International Airports

When it comes to tourist’s arrival most prefer to fly directly to Sri Lanka with Colombo’s Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB) being the most populat by far. This airport is quite popular since the flight connections are numerous and come from many other Asia’s, Europe’s, and Middle Eastern airports. In this regard, there is a wide connectivity because most of the international airlines, regardless of whether originating from the United Kingdom, the United States of America or other points in Asia, have either non-stop or one-stop connections to Colombo.

Pro tip: Domestic flights: If you are from Europe then you should prepare for domestic flights for this purpose you can book your flight in advance or in off season. Some LCCs also provide reasonable Connecting Flight prices originating from Middle Eastern nations such as Qatar or even the UAE.

After you gain entry into Colombo’s international airport, the question becomes how to get to Kitulgala which is the primary rafting site. But before that make sure that all requirments for entering the contry are meet appropriately for the trip you intend to undertake.

A Guide to Sri Lanka Visa Information

That is why before even getting on your plane it is crucial to familiarize yourself with the visa policies of Sri Lanka. The good news is that Sri Lanka has made visa processes easier hence it is relatively easy to get a tourist visa.

• Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA): If you are visiting Australia, most of the time, you can get an ETA through an online application prior to your travel. It is not a complicated process: all one has to do is to go to the website of Sri Lanka ETA, complete a questionnaire and make a small payment. There are usually 24 to 48 hours to complete an ETA, and, once in Sri Lanka, there is permission to remain there for up to one month.
• Visa on Arrival: Some of the nationalities that allow them to obtain a visa in Sri Lanka are also allowed to obtain a visa upon arrival. Though it’s recommended to consult the most recent healthcare guidelines and measures because this opportunity could be unavailable for everyone after COVID-19.
• Required Documents: It is advisable to have passport with six month validity, flight details for your return journey and visa or your Electronic Travel Authorization approval document at the immigration control.

Fact: From the Sri Lanka Department of Immigration, the ETA program is available to over 120 countries hence the visa entry to travel for many visitors is not hard.

With your visa secured, you’re ready to move on to the next part of the journey: Before getting to your rafting site from Colombo.

Getting to Rafting Destinations in Sri Lanka

Best Ways to Travel from Colombo to Kitulgala

The initial approach to the main destination for rafting in Sri Lanka, kitulgala starts from Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo. Kitulgala is a town based about 90km east of Colombo physically but if measured in terms of distance traveling can take a largely varying time depending on the type of transport used. Here is a look at the particular means of transport used by people in traveling from Colombo to Kitulgala and probably their flaws as well.

Public Transport Buses: In Sri Lanka buses are available cheap and for the most part reliable if you are traveling in a small group on a small budget. Buses are available daily from Colombo to Kitulgala, due to this transportation is easily accessible without having to break the bank. There is a direct bus service from Colombo to Hatton with all stop at Kitulgala and buses from kitulgala to Hatton are available every one hour.

• Cost: The bus ride from Colombo to Kitulgala is a very cheap fare, which is about 3 to 5 USD which is equivalent to SR 100 to 150 Sri Lankan Rupees.
• Duration: This trip will last approximately 3 to 4 hours of the scenic drive time relying on the traffic and road network.
• Comfort: Public transportation has its drawbacks; the buses are stuffed, not as smooth as the private ones but this should help one get a real taste of how Sri Lankan people live.

Pro Tip: Board buses from the Pettah Bus Station in Colombo as most inter city and inter- provincial busses ply from here. Make sure that a driver confirms that the bus is going in the direction of Hatton and to Kitulgala.

By Train According to the geographical location, it is also possible to take a train, however, it is also picturesque. Although there is no railway station near to Kitulgala the tourists can avail the trains from Colombo to Hatton getting down either at Kadugannawa or Hatton. From there one has to take a bus or taxi to get to Kitulgala.

• Cost: Fares for a train vary between LKR 200 to LKR 400 (about USD 1-2) depending with the class of the train.
• Duration: The distance to Hatton is approximately three hours by rail and the bus ride or the taxi ride from Hatton to Kitulgala will 1 to 1 ½ hours.
• Experience: Though it not as convenient as other means, taking the train provides vistas of rich countryside of Sri Lanka which is a plus point for those who would run sightseeing tours.

By Car: This has proven to be the best way to move from Colombo to Kitulgala since it’s private, comfortable and convenient if you hire a driver for the day. This option is good for big companies of people or families because it is possible to get off somewhere halfway and just take a walk or have a look at a small town.

• Cost: Hiring a car will cost around LKR 5000 to LKR 10000 ($25-$50) per day and hiring a private driver for the entire trip costs around LKR 8000 to LKR 15000 ($40-$75).
• Duration: Approximately 2- 2.5 hours are needed to drive directly from Colombo to Kitulgala with regard to the traffic situation.
• Comfort: A private car is the most comfortable, and having a local driver who’ll drive you around makes the work easier since they know the roads and traffic patterns.

Fun Fact: Kitulgala is the location for shooting the Oscar-winning movie The Bridge on the River Kwai. For fans of the film, a scenic drive to Kitulgala gives a real life feel of the cinematography.

Car Rentals vs. Hiring a Driver: Which is Best for Your Trip?

For many travelers planning to get to Kitulgala, deciding between renting a car and hiring a driver is a big decision. There are some differences between two options as both options ensure privacy and comfort.

Renting a Car

Renting a car gives you full control over your itinerary and allows you to travel at your own pace. This is particularly useful if you plan to explore areas beyond Kitulgala, such as Nuwara Eliya, Ella, or other regions in the central highlands.

•         Pros:

• Full flexibility in planning your stops and route.
• Independence to travel wherever and whenever you want.

•         Cons:

• Driving in Sri Lanka can be challenging due to unfamiliar road rules, heavy traffic, and narrow roads.
• You’ll need to familiarize yourself with local driving habits and road conditions.

Hiring a Driver

For those who prefer a hassle-free experience, hiring a local driver can be a great option. A professional driver will not only handle navigation but also provide insights into local culture, interesting spots along the way, and help you avoid traffic jams.

•         Pros:

• No need to worry about navigating or driving in unfamiliar territory.
• Drivers are familiar with the best routes and can offer local tips and recommendations.

•         Cons:

• Slightly more expensive than renting a car on your own, but often worth the cost for peace of mind.

Case Study: This family of travelers posted the following on the TripAdvisor site: ‘A local driver accompanying them on their trip through Kitulgala was able to show them the waterfalls and wonderful sights that one would never see when driving on one’s own.

All in all if you are not nervous in driving a car in the foreign country then the car rentals provide more freedom for the traveler. But if you do not have the energy to consider these things and you want to concentrate more on the adventure, then hiring a driver is convenient and makes perfect sense.

Navigating Local Transportation in Sri Lanka

Even if you have arrived in Kitulgala or any other rafting destination of Sri Lanka, then you will have to move around the place. Thankfully, the opportunities for getting around Sri Lanka by means of local transport are quite diverse and relatively inexpensive for tourists. Whether you want sightseeing or just moving around to different places, understanding what transport is available to you will assist you in getting the most out of your visit.

Means of Public Transport: Buses and Three-Wheeled Vehicles

Buses

While there is regular bus service throughout Sri Lanka, the bus service is by far the cheapest way to get around within cities and between cities. For other areas within driving distance or to go back to Colombo there are buses in Kitulgala and surrounding areas. This is common public transport used often in the region for short journeys within the region as they are many and regularly packed.

• Cost: A single journey within towns or between towns or districts normally costs between LKR 20-100, which is USD 0.10 to 0.50.
• Comfort: Buses are said to be cheap but they may be crammed at some times on the road especially during rush hour. Minibus services may not be air conditioned but, the best way to get real feel of the Sri Lankan life.
• Routes: For those who are in Kitulgala, local buses are available whereby you can use to go to Belilena Cave or even to other rafting sites you want to experience other rapids.

Tuk-Tuks

Tuk-tuks are perhaps the most usual and exciting method of transport in Sri Lanka. These vehicles are so common, and can manoeuvre the tricky routes and low altitudinal gradient of the Kitulgala region so easily. These are popular in Phuket, especially that would want to move from your hotel to the rafting centre or just for short tours around town.

• Cost: Actual charges of a tuk-tuk typically vary from LKR 50-200 (USD 0.25 to 1.00) depending on the distance from one place to another. It is good to agree on the price with the driver before setting into the vehicle; this is because most of them do not have metered fares at the rural areas.
• Availability: Tuk-tuks can be hired anywhere in the bus stations, town centres and places close to tourist attractions.

Pro Tip: What this means is that drivers in areas that are popular with tourists could for example charge more than Kamakara is indicated in the story. It has been recommended that instead of engaging in an actual bargainer, one should jostle for a good or a better price and agree on the fare to avoid cases of the misunderstanding.

Actually, tuk-tus are very useful if you don’t have much time or only need to drive around the nearby attractions, such as the Makandawa Rainforest Reserve. They are also very useful for moving around Kitulgala or to other places with rafting services which are nearby.

Private Transportation Options: Taxis and Ride-Sharing Apps

Taxis
Taxis for hire can also be arranged for those longer distance travels or where more comfort is required frequently found in Sri Lanka and in Kitulgala. Taxis can be pre-ordered in hotels or with external car hailing services, and are an exclusive ride and usually costlier than buses and tuk-tuks but are ideal for families or in large groups.

• Cost: Transportation provided by the local taxis moving from Kitulgala to other towns can cost between 500LKR to 1500LKR (USD 2.50-7.50) depending with the distance as well as the time of the day.
• Comfort: Taxis are clean, air-conditioned and provide more leg space and luggage space than does tuk-tuks and buses. It is also safer during night sojourns or if the distance required to be traveled is relatively large.
• Booking: Taxis can always be hired from your hotel or you can ask a local to help you call for a taxi. Due to the above factors, it advisable to agree on a fare before the trip begins.

Ride-Sharing Apps

For example, Uber and the Sri Lankan affiliated PickMe application to securely order rides from the comfort of homes and offices are easily found in Colombo. Even though these services are not frequently found in places like Kitulgala they can be beneficial if you will be coming from Colombo or another large city.

• Availability: Free taxi apps may be unavailable in such a region, but they should last a longer time if in Colombo or other major towns.
• Cost: They charge fairly higher than normal taxis but lower than some tuk-tuks They cost slightly higher than normal taxis. In longer distances the prices are fixed and safe payments can be made directly through the app.
• Pros: They make prices easier to predict, have numerous helpful features like GPS directions, and are definitely safer than bargaining with tuk-tuk or taxi drivers.

Identifying the Most Suited Option for a Trip

The decision of which is best to use; Public Transport or Private Transport depends with ones lifestyle, cost preference, and duration of his or her journey in that particular area. For the price-conscious, there is a range of buses and tuk-tuks that are a little less luxurious but provide traveler a better perception of the country. Nevertheless, if one is more comfortable, has the privacy they prefer, family or friends, then the best option will be private taxis/car rentals.

Here’s a quick comparison of the different transportation options available in Kitulgala:

Mode of Transportation	Cost Range (USD)	Pros	Cons
Bus	$0.10 – $0.50	Very affordable, local experience	Can be crowded and slow
Tuk-Tuk	$0.25 – $1.00	Fun, easily available	Prices can vary, no AC
Taxi	$2.50 – $7.50	Comfortable, private	More expensive than public transport
Ride-Sharing Apps	Varies	Fixed pricing, safer	Limited availability in rural areas

Each of these transportation methods has its advantages, so think about your needs and preferences before making your choice. If you’re planning to explore beyond the immediate area, consider hiring a car or driver to give yourself the flexibility to explore the region at your own pace.

Tips for Traveling Safely in Sri Lanka

Securtiy is always a concern when one is traveling especially in a country where some means of transport may be differenet in terms of comfort, reliability of roads and so one. Whether driving through the city of Colombo or driving through the beautiful countryside for the hill country to Kitulgala one has to be alert and careful. Thus, in the following part of the article, the reader will find driving and using public transport safety recommendations in Sri Lanka.

Road Geometries, Surface Type, Lane Marking and Other Safety Issues Related to Road Environment of Sri Lanka

Driving in Sri Lanka has picturesque views to offer, but it has its problems that one ought to face primarily if they are a foreigner in this country and do not know the peculiarities of the local roads and traffic rules. The roads to Kitulgala are beautiful but may be narrow as well as curving when reaching the remote or hilly area.

What to Expect on the Roads

• Urban vs. Rural Roads: In Colombo for instance city congestion may be common with many cars, tuk-tuks, and buses, frequent halting may occur due to increased traffic loads. Further rural roads are comparatively empty, but at the same time contain a higher variability of events. This is due to small lanes being the standard for many rural roads and common to find pedestrians, cyclists and animals on the road.
• Potholes and Road Conditions: Sometimes roads are bad and may have some small pockmarked holes or craters especially on rural roads. Main highways are normally paved with medium to high standard, but secondary roads may be bumpy, especially after a heavy down pour.
• Driving on the Left: Also mostly in Sri Lanka the right hand side of the cars is used by the driver which some times could be confusing for those who have experienced right side driving. This demands more caution when for instance overtaking other cars or at places such as intersections.

Safety Tips for Driving

• Follow Speed Limits: It is customary to occasionally indicate the maximum speed, but it is important to drive at a speed that corresponds to the roads and accompanying conditions’, particularly in the countryside, roads may be narrow and winding.
• Be Aware of Pedestrians and Animals: Road conditions are often characterized by frequent meeting of pedestrians, cyclists or even livestock in rural areas. Travel carefully as anything is possible on this road.
• Use GPS and Maps: Sri Lanka has decent sign posts on the roads but it is advisable to have a good GPS application or map of Sri Lanka preferably an offline one. for instance, Google Navigator, Waze, and such others are some of the most popularly driven apps for navigation in Sri Lanka.
• Avoid Night Driving: It is also very hard to drive at night especially in the rural area because most of the roads lack proper illumination and may have lots of craters. More often, it is recommended that you set up your drives within normal business hours, mainly, in the morning and the afternoon.

Pro Tip: If you feel unsafe to drive by yourself in Sri Lanka, better hire a native driver to do so. Not only will they be having the insights and knowledge of roads within this area, but will also have insights to the area.

Public Transport Safety

When it comes to public transportation like buses or tuk-tuks especially during rafting activities, safety measure that need to be ventured on to make the trip hustle free and safe they include.

Using Buses Safely

• Hold On to Valuables: Local buses can be filled up to the brim especially during rush hour. As for wallets, phones, and passports, safer and more convenient for you to always have those on your person. A purse with compartments that are well zipped or a backpack is a perfect thing to pack belongings.
• Be Aware of Pickpockets: Despite the fact that the crime rate especially that of theft is not very high in the country, one cannot afford to be remaindered, especially in places such as bus terminals or markets.
• Watch Your Step: Local buses in Sri Lanka may not even halt at Bus Depots to a halt, this situation being prevalent in rural Sri Lankan buses. Be quick and careful when boarding or getting off of the ferry.

Tuk-Tuk Safety

• Agree on the Fare in Advance: Perhaps the best piece of advice to anyone wanting to use tuk-tuks is to always negotiate the price first before getting in. Tuk tuk may at times cheat the tourist by charging high prices for a particular ride you should therefore discuss and agree on the price before the ride.
• Choose Reputable Drivers: Most tuk-tuk drivers are sincere and genial but, when in doubt, one should hire a driver introduced by the hotel or accessible through an App such as PickMe, if in Sri Lanka. It also important to know that these drivers may provide a higher degree of reliability and certainly a clearer understanding of their tariff.

Tip: Basically, in more or less all the visited tourist zones, it is possible to experience constant attempts of tuk-tuks drivers to lure. If you have no interest, or if you have made other arrangements for means of transport, just turn down politely. On the whole, Sri Lankan people are smiling and hospitable; however, it is always wise to keep a safe distance when you are on the island.

 Budgeting for Transportation on Your Rafting Trip

Travelers also need to consider budgeting anytime they are planning a trip including your Sri Lanka rafting trips. Fortunately, the traveling cost in Sri Lanka can reasonably be low at times but all the necessary cost estimates less has to be considered. Here, we’ll look at the average expenses most people incur when using various modes of transport and how you can cut on the expenses.

Average Costs for Different Modes of Transportation

Here’s an overview of the average costs you can expect for the most common forms of transportation during your Sri Lanka rafting trip:

Mode of Transportation	Cost Range (USD)	Notes
Bus (Colombo to Kitulgala)	$0.50 – $1.00	Inexpensive but slower; ideal for budget travelers.
Train (Colombo to Hatton)	$1.50 – $2.50	Scenic route, requires an additional bus/taxi ride.
Tuk-Tuks (within Kitulgala)	$0.25 – $1.00	Short distances; negotiate the fare in advance.
Taxi (Colombo to Kitulgala)	$30 – $50	Comfortable but more expensive; best for groups.
Car Rental (per day)	$25 – $50	Flexible but challenging due to local driving habits.

As you can see, buses and tuk-tuks are the most cost-effective way to travel, making them ideal for those traveling on a budget. If comfort and convenience are more important to you, then hiring a taxi or renting a car offers flexibility but at a higher cost.

Pro Tip: When traveling with a group, splitting the cost of a taxi or private driver can make it a more affordable and convenient option.

Additional Transportation Tips for Your Rafting Trip

While preparing for your Sri Lanka rafting experience some other features will enhance your journey even further, and they are the following. These tips will help you get the most out of your transportation by learning the right time to travel and what to bring along the way.

Probably the Best Periods for Rafting in Sri Lanka

Timing of when to travel is very important for a rafting experience because the availability of a raft, frequency of transportation and most importantly, the state of the river may be influenced by weather conditions. The Kelani River, which flows through the town of Kitulgala, affords the best raffling but the conditions can be diffierent depending on the time of year.

Wilderness, Temperature and Water Flow

• Best Time for Rafting: The best season to rafting in Sri Lanka is the monsoon season extending from April to October although the best rafting is during the southwest monsoon. The rainfall during this period is slightly high to make sure the river has enough water flow to produce some interesting rapids without however being very treacherous. However road sometime becomes congested and occasionally they may be blocked as a result of landslides during the rainy season especially in hilly areas.
• Off-Season: To avoid the massive crowds of tourists that are virtually inevitable these days, you may want to avoid the rainy season but opt for late April through September or November through March. Still the rapids may be less intense and appropriate for beginners with children as well as for families but roads are usually less crowded and transportation is more predictable.

Pro Tip: Check the weather during your travel day and choose whether to travel by air, by water, or on the road. There is also increased instances when travelling through monsoon period since use of country roads and public transport will definitely slow the adventure.

Camping Rafting and Transport Packing Suggestions

About the packing for the rafting holiday in Sri Lanka, one has to be prepared for rafting and prepare the necessary gear for the transportation in Sri Lanka as well. Carrying the right attire and equipment will improve your trip and reduce the discomfort you experience.

Essentials for Rafting

• Waterproof Bag: No matter how you choose to get around, whether on the raft or by tuk-tuk through Kitulgala, your belongings will get wet; you, therefore, need a waterproof bag. Abarrel such as your phone, wallet, and passport is best kept dry and safe such that they do not penetrate water when you catapult them.
• Lightweight Clothing: Due to tropical weather in Sri Lanka wear light colored, quick-drying fabrics appropriate for touring and outdoor wear.
• Waterproof Footwear: Pack your shoes or sandals for water with a proper grip for rafting and wet slippery trails of Kitulgala.
• Essentials for Transportation
• Power Bank: Buses or train rides can keep your devices, so ensure that you carry a power bank in case you need to use GPS or Google translation.
• Small Bills: It will always be wise to carry Sri Lanka Rupees money in small coins or notes since the tuk-tuks and other public means of transport do not often carry enough change.

Pro Tip: When you intend to hire car and/or a driver to transport you for longer distances, it is a good idea to carry a small first aid kid and some carrier of food with you. Even though there is an ample geographic supply of resting places in Sri Lanka, delivering assistance to the unexpected boosts the journey’s comfort levels.

Frequently Asked Questions About Transportation in Sri Lanka

How far is Kitulgala from Colombo and how long does it take to get there?

Kitulgala is approximately 90 kilometers east of Colombo, and depending on the mode of transport you choose, the travel time can vary.

• By Car: Traveling by car or private taxi takes about 2 to 2.5 hours under normal traffic conditions. This is the most direct and comfortable option, especially if you’re traveling with a group.
• By Bus: The bus journey from Colombo to Kitulgala takes approximately 3 to 4 hours. Buses are slower due to stops along the way and traffic in more congested areas.
• By Train: If you take the train to Hatton, followed by a bus or taxi to Kitulgala, the combined travel time is about 4 to 5 hours.

For the fastest route, hiring a private car or taxi is your best bet, but for those on a budget, the bus provides a reliable and affordable alternative.

Is it easy to get around Sri Lanka without renting a car?

It is quite possible to get around Sri Lanka without hiring a car, however the options are more limited. The country has a good network of public transport system such as buses, trains and tuk-tuk. He also pointed out that other services similar to PickMe can also be found in other big cities are not always prevalent in rural areas such as Kitulgala.

• Public Buses: Buses are very common and cheap and that makes the station ideal for travelers who prefer cheap means of transport.
• Tuk-Tuks: These are the most common means of transportation used for short distances and there availability is almost universal in Sri Lanka. They come in handy when moving around towns and villages that are short of hydrogen highways.
• Ride-Sharing: As is the case in most places especially in Colombo, ride-sharing applications are safe means of transport. What you can do is request cars and tuk-tuks via an app such as PickMe.

Pro Tip: In the case of rural or local hops or country area tours, more often, the local transport like bus or tuk-tuks will suffice. Nevertheless, if people are going to spend several days at another region or have several destinations, it may be more comfortable to call an employee, a driver or rent a car.

As much as I know are there any firms that deal primarily in transporting tourists on rafting expeditions?

Indeed there are many tour operators and private transport providers in Sri Lankan offer only rafting tour to Kitulgala. Most adventure travel agents perform package services with services of transport to and from Colombo or some other city as well as guided white water rafting adventures. Such services are usually designed as transfer services, where, for example, drivers who are aware of the places with rafting, drive tourists.

• Tour Packages: Some of the companies that operate day excursions from Colombo to Kitulgala are companies that not only provide transportation, suitable rafting attire and an experienced guide.
• Private Transfers: For the latter, one can hire private drivers who will drop you directly to Kitulgala then drop and pick the driver at the end of the rafting session.

Tip: While organizing transportation with a tour operator, make sure the price contains both transfer and rafting services so you won’t be surprised with an additional fee.

Conclusion: How to organize the best Sri Lanka rafting experience

Getting there is also an important aspect to any expedition, and your Sri Lanka rafting adventure isn’t exceptional. Whether going through the densely populated roads of Colombo to the relatively isolated pre-Bisoke town of Kitulgala you need to understand your modes of transport in order to best get around.

Depending on your preferred mode, means of transport, from the crowded public bus for those on a tighter budget and the train for the scenic adventure, to the private drivers for the best comfort in Sri Lanka, the island caters for your needs. Evaluating your choice of travel and organizing yourself well, you can guarantee that you will only get the best experience on the rivers of Sri-Lanka.

So, Heading off, calling a taxi, and get set for an amazing rafting experience in one of the most beautiful locations on the planet.