Two ways to go
- Classic safari: 2 to 3 hours through the mangroves and the lagoon
- Adventure tour: up to 5 hours, with more lagoons, a trip to the sea, more animals and food

With Milan’s father
Every Sunday when I was a child, my grandfather took us by boat to the mangroves. We were only visitors there, and it was our duty not to disturb the creatures who live there. My father taught me to love nature like I love my mother. Today I share this with you, with my father at the helm. It is my favourite experience, and I offer it from the bottom of my heart.Milan
We sail the historic waterways connected to the Hamilton Canal, built by the Dutch and developed by the British, once used to carry goods and drain the wetlands.
We pass traditional villages, old coastal churches and fishermen preparing their nets.
A stop at the place locals call Monkey Island, to watch wild monkeys.
We stop on a sandbank or in the shallow water for a swim and a fresh coconut.
The Negombo Lagoon mangroves are one of the most important natural environments on Sri Lanka’s west coast. Look for Rhizophora, Sonneratia and the orange mangrove, Bruguiera gymnorhiza, with its coloured trunk, and for the aerial roots, stilt roots and breathing roots that let them live in the mud.
Nature decides what we see, so sightings are never guaranteed. We may spot:
“I share these things with you because the life I lived, very simply but with great joy, has become my life’s project.”Milan

My promise
When you travel with me, you travel with me. Not an agency, not a friend standing in for me. From the welcome at the airport to the final embrace, I’m there every day of your journey, taking care of the details so you can simply enjoy Sri Lanka.
If I already have guests on your dates, I’ll tell you honestly and we’ll find other dates together.
You are not a client. You are a guest. Milan
Join me and experience the real Sri Lanka.
I can’t wait to show you my home.