Sri Lanka Safari & Seychelles Island Discovery

Upon arrival, you'll be met at the airport by a Blank Canvas representative and transferred along the coast to your luxurious safari lodge in the lush surroundings of Yala National Park.

Your evening is at leisure.

A full day on safari.

Sri Lanka is one of the best places in the world outside of Africa to see Elephants. Yala is home to large herds of these beautiful creatures, and is also famed for its Leopard sightings - so keep your eyes open and your camera at the ready!

Today you'll transfer to historic Galle, Sri Lanka's UNESCO protected city on the island's beautiful southern coastline.

Enjoy dinner tonight at one of the many fantastic restaurants hidden along Galle's atmospheric alleys and cobblestone paths.

Today you'll explore Galle Fort with an expert, local, guide, before taking a scenic drive along the coast to a Turtle hatchery.

Here you'll witness some of the important working being done to conserve Sri Lanka's endemic turtle population, before seeing baby turtles released onto the beach as they make their way to the ocean

Time for a change of pace as you head to the paradise archipelago nation of Seychelles.

You'll be welcomed like a VIP with a welcome drink and refreshing towel at the airport, before heading over to Praslin Island by speed catamaran.

Enjoy a full day at leisure to relax on one of Praslin's spectacular white sandy beaches

Praslin is blessed with incredible marine life. Grab a snorkel and, in addition to an abundance of colourful tropical fish, you may see turtle's swimming just off shore!

Your journey continues with a short ferry to La Digue. Despite its proximity, La Digue is so different from Praslin and stay on both makes for a gorgeous contrast.

Choose to relax or grab a bike and head off to discover one of La Digue's many hidden white sandy coves, complete with the striking granite boulders the Seychelles is famous for

A day at leisure to continue exploring La Digue or to chill out by the pool or on the beach

Leave La Digue behind as you head for Mahe, the biggest island in the country.

One again the vibe and scenery here is a real contrast to Praslin and La Digue. The terrain is volcanic and rugged

The terrain on Mahe is volcanic and rugged, making it perfect for those who love a hike. Head up into the mountains to see lush rainforest and an abundance of waterfalls.

Alternatively visit a rum distillery or Victoria, one of the world's smallest capital cities, for a dose of Seychellois local life.

Your last day at leisure in paradise - Enjoy!

You'll be transferred back to the airport today by a local guide for your onward flight.