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Pick a city to see the routes we run from it, what each vehicle class costs, and how long the journey really takes.

Colombo
Western Province
Sri Lanka's commercial capital and the start of most journeys on the island — business travel, the port, and the road south to the beaches.
Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB)
Katunayake, Western Province
Sri Lanka's main international gateway at Katunayake, about 33 km north of central Colombo.
Kandy
Central Province
The hill capital and home of the Temple of the Tooth. The climb from the coast is slow going — plan the time, not just the distance.
Galle
Southern Province
The Dutch fort, the ramparts and the southern beaches. The Southern Expressway makes this one of the quickest long runs on the island.
Negombo
Western Province
The closest beach town to the airport, which is why so many first and last nights are spent here.
Ella
Uva Province
Hill country, Nine Arch Bridge and Little Adam’s Peak. Reached by a long mountain road whichever way you come.
Sigiriya
Central Province
The rock fortress and the Cultural Triangle. Usually visited alongside Dambulla and Polonnaruwa.
Nuwara Eliya
Central Province
Tea country at 1,900 m. Cool, green, and slower to reach than the map suggests.
Hikkaduwa
Southern Province
The surf town on the south-west coast — reef breaks, turtles and a strip of beach bars, an hour and a half from the airport on the expressway.
Mirissa
Southern Province
Whale watching and the south coast beaches, just east of Galle.
Bentota
Southern Province
River and beach resorts on the south-west coast, an easy run from Colombo on the expressway.
Kalutara
Western Province
A district capital on the coast road south of Colombo, marked from the expressway by the white dome of the Kalutara Bodhiya.
Beruwala
Western Province
A working fishing harbour on a headland just north of Bentota, close enough that the two are often booked as one stop.
Wadduwa
Western Province
The first proper beach town south of Colombo, with hotels facing straight onto the coast road rather than set behind a headland.
Haputale
Uva Province
A ridge-top tea town in the far hill country, with a view south to the lowlands that drops away almost at the edge of the road.
Hatton
Central Province
The usual base for Adam's Peak, and the railway stop most people use for the tea country above Kandy.
Dickoya
Central Province
Hatton's immediate neighbour on the same tea-estate plateau, close enough that the two are usually treated as one stop.
Kitulgala
Sabaragamuwa Province
A river town at the foot of the hills on the Colombo-Kandy road, known for white-water rafting on the Kelani Ganga.
Hambantota
Southern Province
A port town and the gateway to the dry-zone national parks, further down the coast than Tangalle on the same expressway.
Dickwella
Southern Province
A small coastal market town between Matara and Tangalle, known locally for its blowhole and quieter beaches.
Talpe
Southern Province
Unawatuna's immediate neighbour along the coast road, close enough that a taxi between the two barely counts as a journey.
Deniyaya
Southern Province
A hill town on the edge of the Sinharaja rainforest, inland from Matara on ordinary roads rather than the expressway.
Nilaveli
Eastern Province
Trincomalee's beach, a short way up the coast from the town itself.
Ratnapura
Sabaragamuwa Province
The gem-mining city, on ordinary roads inland rather than the expressway, and the usual approach to Adam's Peak from the south.
Anuradhapura
North Central Province
The ancient capital and sacred city — the northern point of the Cultural Triangle.
Trincomalee
Eastern Province
East coast beaches and one of the world’s finest natural harbours. Best weather when the west coast is wet.
Jaffna
Northern Province
The northern peninsula — its own cuisine, culture and pace. A long day’s drive from Colombo.
Dambulla
Central Province
The cave temples, and the natural base for the Cultural Triangle.
Yala National Park
Southern Province
Sri Lanka’s best-known national park, and the leopard safari most visitors come for. Reached from Ella or the south coast.
Arugam Bay
Eastern Province
The east coast surf point. Season is May to September — the opposite of the west and south coasts.
Matara
Southern Province
The southern tip of the expressway and the gateway to the deep south.
Unawatuna
Southern Province
The bay immediately east of Galle fort — calm water, a short walk of restaurants, and the closest beach to the old town.
Weligama
Southern Province
A long shallow bay on the south coast, known for beginner surf breaks and the stilt fishermen who work the shoreline.
Udawalawe
Sabaragamuwa Province
The plains park on the southern edge of the hill country, and the most reliable place on the island to see wild elephants.
Tangalle
Southern Province
A working fishing harbour and a run of quieter beaches, where the south coast begins to empty out.
Hiriketiya
Southern Province
A horseshoe bay behind Dikwella that grew from a fishing cove into the south coast's surf and remote-work corner.
Polonnaruwa
North Central Province
The island's medieval capital — a compact, cyclable set of ruins standing between the great irrigation tanks.
Puttalam
North Western Province
A lagoon town on the coast road north of Negombo, and the junction where the roads to Kalpitiya and the dry-zone parks branch off.
Kalpitiya
North Western Province
A narrow peninsula between lagoon and open sea, known for its dry-season winds and its dolphins — reached by a single road out of Puttalam.
Wilpattu National Park
North Central Province
The largest national park on the island, named for the willu — natural lakes — scattered through its dry-zone scrub. Quieter than Yala, and closer to Anuradhapura than to the south coast.

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