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Shapes that hold up on the ground.

Sample routes rather than fixed departures. Each one is a sequence we know works — the drives, the order they come in, and the months it suits. Yours gets drawn after we speak.

How to read these

The places are the easy part. The order is what makes or breaks the fortnight.

Any of these can be lengthened, shortened, or pointed at a different coast for a different month. What is worth reading closely is the sequence — which leg comes before which, where the long drive sits, and which day is deliberately empty. That is the part that took us years to get right.

Early light on a brick dagoba at Anuradhapura with pilgrims in white crossing the foreground

11 nights · Unhurried — nothing moves on after one night

The Ancient Kingdom Route

The ancient capitals in the order they happened, at a pace that leaves room for the heat.

£4,800 per personBest Dec – Apr

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Mist sitting in a hill-country valley at dawn with tea terraces disappearing into cloud

8 nights · Slow

Tea, Mist & Silence

Cold mornings, working estates and almost no driving. The slowest trip we build, deliberately.

£3,600 per personBest Jan – Mar

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An empty curve of sand on Sri Lanka's south coast in late afternoon light

9 nights · Easy

The Spice & Sea Route

The old spice coast, a park, and beaches that empty out the further you go.

£4,200 per personBest Dec – Mar

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