
7-Day Ayurveda Rejuvenation
A first, gentle immersion in Sri Lankan Ayurveda. Daily doctor-guided treatments, herbal medicine and an unhurried stretch of coastline to recover on.

Six traditions, one island. Combine them however suits the way you rest.
Most journeys combine two or three of these. Tell us which pull at you and we will find the balance.

Physician-led programmes, warm oil therapies and herbal medicine, in the tradition the island has practised for two thousand years.

Daily practice with resident teachers, from gentle Hatha by the sea to silent Vipassana in the hills.

Gentle, supervised cleansing built on herbal medicine, prescribed food and a great deal of rest — never on deprivation.

Rainforest walks in Sinharaja, tea-country silence and the particular calm of mountain air at 1,900 metres.

Salt-water therapy, sunrise swims, beginner surf and whales off the southern coast between December and April.

Ayurvedic and plant-forward Sri Lankan cooking — red rice, jackfruit, gotu kola and morning kola kenda.

The travellers who get the most from Sri Lanka rarely choose one experience and stay with it for a fortnight.
A common and very effective shape is a physician-led Ayurvedic programme on the coast, morning yoga alongside it, and a few nights inland in the tea country or rainforest to sleep properly and walk. The treatment does the work; the landscape helps it settle.
If you are not sure what balance you want, that is genuinely fine. Tell us how you are feeling and how long you have, and we will propose something.
Four starting points, all of them adjustable. Change the length, the centre or the balance of rest and travel — nothing here is fixed.

A first, gentle immersion in Sri Lankan Ayurveda. Daily doctor-guided treatments, herbal medicine and an unhurried stretch of coastline to recover on.

Half on the coast, half in the hills. Daily yoga and meditation paired with a shorter Ayurvedic treatment course and two very different landscapes.

For travellers who want a real wellness programme and to actually see Sri Lanka. Treatment weeks bookended by tea country, rainforest and ancient sites.

The programme our partner physicians actually recommend: a full Panchakarma course with the time it needs, followed by a proper period of recovery.

Sri Lanka rewards the traveller who does less.
Reviews from travellers who let us design their time in Sri Lanka. We have not edited them for enthusiasm.
I arrived sceptical about Ayurveda and left with a routine I still keep two years later. The doctor spent forty minutes with me on the first day — nobody has ever asked me that many questions about how I actually live.
Charlotte AdeyemiLondon, United KingdomWhat I appreciated most was the honesty. I asked for a fourteen-day detox and was told plainly that ten days of treatment plus four in the hills would suit me better. They were right.
Dr. Andreas ReinhardtMunich, GermanyThree weeks of Panchakarma is not a holiday and they never pretended otherwise. The preparation notes they sent beforehand meant I knew exactly what I was walking into. I slept better in week three than I had in years.
Marianne BeauchampLyon, France
Tell us your dates and what you need. We will design the rest.