Yes it is safe to travel to Sri Lanka. Safety and security measures has been increased and there are special actions has been taken to secure the peace in the country and special attention has been given to security of tourists. As a responsible travel company we are also ensure the safety and security of our clients.

In the developing countries, Sri Lanka is one of the countries which has a most reliable healthcare system. But outside the main cities, emergency medical facilities may not be widely available. A valid certificate of vaccination for yellow fever and meningitis is needed from those who are traveling from Africa and Latin America.

It is safe if you put all your valuable assets such as money, passports, tickets and jewellery in the safe deposit locker in the hotel according to accepted norms in travel industry. According to the international custom, hotels are not responsible for any object lost in the room and it is necessary to take care of your valuable stuff by yourself. And also it is necessary to keep a note of your Travelers’ cheque numbers from Travelers’ cheques.

Most of the hotels will provide you either mosquito net or a plugin mosquito repellent which may be usually switched on during turn down. Also you can purchase the mats (small repellent tablet insert to the plug in unit), burning coils or citronella candles from local supermarkets. And also you can apply repellent lotion when dining outdoors or while doing outdoor activities.