• City Tour In 3 Hours
• Night Street Life in Downtown
• Enjoy Famous Restaurant
• Tea Tester Trips

• City Tour In 3 Hours
• Night Street Life in Downtown
• Enjoy Famous Restaurant
• Tea Tester Trips

Tour will begin from the area of Colombo which has been named for because of it being a fort during the times of Portuguese and Dutch. Later we will take you to Colombo National Museum to see some of the great specimens of arts crafts and archaeology of Colombo.

• City Tour In 3 Hours
• Night Street Life in Downtown
• Enjoy Famous Restaurant
• Tea Tester Trips

Among the quickest modes of traveling in Colombo is via a three-wheeler or trishaw. Open from both sides, the scenery and cool breeze will provide an interesting ride.

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Snorkeling is one of the most sought after activities in Sri Lanka. The coastline of the island varies from place to place, and offers a dynamic experience depending on where you decide to snorkel. There are sandstone platforms, coral banks, boulders and rock cliffs that are found both close as well as far away from the shore. The tropical marine life, coloured coral and reefs as well as mysterious shipwrecks complete a diver’s dream. The sea around the island is perennially warm and its conditions are governed by the two monsoons – the northeast and southwest- permitting calm seas and clear waters along the south and western coastline from November to April and from April to October along the eastern coast of the island. Most of the reefs found on the western coast are sandstone platforms.

Mount Lavinia Hotel organizes boat trips on the Bolgoda lake in collaboration with the Ranmal Hotel. The Bolgoda lake is a charming inland natural lake which has become a popular venue for boating. A small island can be found at the centre with facilities to host a private party, including open air tables with umbrellas and a water slide and pond. The shallow lake is a great place to go boating with a choice of foot peddle boats, which are ideal for kids or ladies, or rowing boats for the more adventurous. Transport to and from the lake will be provided free of charge for a group of 10 guests.

Our dedicated spa complex houses the tastefully created Angsana Spa. Angsana’s sanctuary-like feel and bamboo walkway make it a popular escape and rejuvenating venue in Colombo. Hotel guests and gym members are also entitled to special rates on an eclectic range of treatments made to make you feel brand new. The spa complex houses a cold bath, sauna and multiple treatment rooms that are further enhanced with meditative music and a tranquil aura within our grand hotel.

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Being out of town doesn’t mean you have to be deprived of your fitness routine. The Cinnamon Grand’s hotel gymnasium is probably one of the best in Colombo. Housing a steam room, sauna, lockers, and the latest equipment including Tour-de-France bikes and CrossFit equipment flown in directly from the USA.Professionally trained instructors are also available at all times who can work out a customized plan around your busy schedule. Not a regular workout type? Worry not; our gymnasium also comes with weekly aerobics and salsa classes too!

The gym also offers a membership option for regular guests and locals that include access to our spa, pool and tennis courts giving you a grand recreation encounter.

OPENING HOURS:

7:00 am – 9:00 pm Daily

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The Colombo City Tour is Colombo’s first ever open deck city tour service launched by Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority and Ebert Silva Holidays (Pvt) Ltd. The Colombo City Tour adds flavor and excitement to the touristic experience the city of Colombo has to offer.

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From chic relaxing cocktail lounges, and modern international restaurants – to lively pubs, tapas bars and sports bars boasting snooker tables and large-screen TV’s, there’s something for everyone.With ever-popular karaoke bars, nightclubs showcasing new musical talent, and pulsating discos – the choice is endless.

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Shopping in Sri Lanka can take many forms haggling with a handicraft-seller while sunbathing on the beach choosing fruit from the traditional village store, ‘the kade’ while side-stepping sacks of rice or checking out the bargain-priced latest international fashions (Sri Lanka is a major garment exporter)  while enjoying the ambiance of a luxurious shopping centre in Colombo.

And there’s much inbetween. Visit a handicraft shop and familiarize yourself with traditional designs such as makara (a mythical animal, lion, swan, elephant and lotus which are most evident in brasswork (boxes, trays, lanterns, vases) and silverware (ornately carved and filigree jewellery, tea-sets) that make excellent souvenirs. In addition, ritual masks, lacquer ware, batik and handloom textiles, lace, and wood carvings are popular.

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One of the world’s oldest forms of healing, Ayurveda — derived from the Sanskrit words for life (ayuh) and knowledge or science (veda) — originated in India more than 3,000 years ago and soon spread to Sri Lanka, where Sinhalese kings established Ayurveda treatment centres in the ancient cities of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa.

In Ayurveda, a combination of herbs, diet, massage, hydrotherapy and oil treatment is used to treat everything from stress to diabetes, migraine, asthma, arthritis and high blood pressure.  Ayurveda specialists will tell you that this form of treatment also helps boost the immune system, promotes a general sense of well-being and even helps delay the ageing process.

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A place of tranquillity to immerse yourself in the spell binding 3001, the final odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke, the excitement of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s escapades, the amazing Noel Coward and the humour of Mark Twain, all of whom stayed at the Galle Face Hotel.

Play a game of chess or backgammon or simply sit quietly to get away from the hum drum of the surrounding city.

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