Prakash from Adam’s Peak Tours will take you on a true local adventure. Having lived here all his life he knows the best secret spots. There is more to experience than the early morning walk to Adam’s Peak - although this can be arranged if you want to hike the mountain for an amazing view. There are magnificent waterfalls that surround the lake near Nallathanniya. Walk through the tea plantations to reach the Mohini Falls (about one hour) to take a refreshing swim. Tuk tuk service can also be provided.

This trip is ideal for people who also are planning on climbing Adam's Peak. The cycling start point is close to the guesthouses where you stay before climbing Adam's Peak. The ride is through small back roads snaking through tea estates and forests. The best way to explore a country is by bike. The white water rafting is exciting and happens on the Kelani River. Depending on the water levels it'it has 5 grade 3-4 rapids. It's the perfect end to a fun bike ride.

Tour Itinerary • Arrival time will be 11.30 P.M at the Nallathanniya trail head. • Brief description of the route and the hike. • Starting the hike at 11.45 P.M. • Rest stops within every 1.5 K.M. • Dinner. • Estimated time to reach the top by 5.00 A.M. • Resting time with refreshments. • Viewing the moment of sunrise from top of Adams peak. • Climbing down via Murray estate route by 6.15 A.M • Breakfast • Water fall visit. • Photography session • Reaching the trail head by 9.30 A.M

Climb the island’s fourth highest peak. Legend has it that the footprint indented in the rock at the summit of this verdant conical mountain was made by the Buddha, on his third and final visit to the island. Muslims believe it is the spot where Adam first set foot on earth after being banished from the Garden of Eden. Christians believe it belongs to St. Thomas the Apostle, whilst to the Hindus, the footprint belongs to Lord Shiva. An experienced naturalist guide will keep you company and support you on this trek to Adam’s Peak.