Garandi Waterfalls

Garandi Waterfalls

Garandi Waterfalls in Ramboda, is named after the shape of its cascade. It literally snakes across the rocks, dividing in two and meeting up once again.

Lover's leap waterfall Nuwara Eliya

Lover’s Leap Waterfall

Lovers Leap is a 98-foot falls located just outside the Nuwara Eliya town. Its source is the many streams that run off from the country’s tallest mountain, Pidurutalagala.

laxapana falls hatton

Laxapana Falls

One of the country’s most beautiful, Laxapana Falls lies on a tributary of the Kelani River near the town of Maskeliya, off Hatton.

Bambarakanda Falls

Bambarakanda Falls

At 863ft high, Bambarakanda falls is Sri Lanka’s highest waterfall. A short trek off a minor road along a boulder strewn stream is required.

Baker's Falls Sri Lanka

Baker’s Falls

Lying high within the picturesque mountain plateau of Horton Plains National Park, Baker’s Falls is a most scenic waterfall with a height of 66ft.

Diyaluma Falls Koslanda

Diyaluma Falls

Sri Lanka’s third highest waterfall, at a height of 722ft, Diyaluma Falls lies just outside Koslanda on the Beragala-Wellawaya road. Cascading in a single drop down a sheer granite escarpment.

Aberdeen Water fall Hatton

Aberdeen Water Fall

The 322-foot, Aberdeen Water fall, although one the country’s tallest is a rarely visited hidden gem being slightly off traditional tourist routes.

Rawana Falls Ella

Rawana Falls

Rawana falls, linked to the epic Ramayana, seem to spring from nothing halfway up a granite cliff-face but in fact fed by a natural cave system.

Dunhinda Falls

Dunhinda Falls

Located 5km from Badulla town, Dunhinda Falls at a height of 193ft is considered one of Sri Lanka’s most beautiful waterfalls. Lying on the Badulu Oya, the falls spew from a narrow gap in its crest.

Ramboda Falls Waterfalls

Ramboda Falls

Lying midway between Kandy and Nuwara Eliya, amidst scenic tea gardens, at 357ft high Ramboda Falls is Sri Lanka’s 11th highest waterfall.