Sri Lanka

Gap Year Sri Lanka

A gap year in Sri Lanka is a choice often overlooked by many travellers, which is a great shame as it’s a country with so much to offer. One of the advantages of a Sri Lanka gap year is that it’s a relatively small country – making it perfect for gap year travel.

Sri Lanka highlights
For many people the biggest attraction of a Sri Lanka gap year is its wealth of superb tropical beaches. However there are plenty of other highlights away from the coast to enjoy with gap year travel in Sri Lanka.

Other 'must do's' in Sri Lanka
More ‘must visit’ places on a gap year in Sri Lanka include the picturesque lake-side city of Kandy, Pinnawella elephant orphanage and Uda Walawe National Park.

Tip... Real Gap offers a number of rewarding Sri Lanka gap year options. You have the chance to do some worthwhile volunteer work abroad in Sri Lanka.

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Sri Lanka Community Volunteers

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Assist in this local community which is still suffering the effects of the 2004 Tsunami in South East Asia. You will be concentrating on the welfare of the local women and children; improving their knowledge and skills in order to earn a better living.

NEW - Marine Discovery

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Embark on a life changing marine odyssey and feast your eyes on rare and beautiful species as you travel from the shores of Mozambique to coast of Costa Rica. Mozambique – Sri Lanka – Peru – Costa Rica

Sri Lanka Elephant and Community Volunteers

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Sri Lanka Elephant and Community Volunteers

This varied programme will get you involved in elephant conservation as well as community development on the beautiful island of Sri Lanka. Work with the local people to improve education and promote the work of the project in improved elephant care and conservation.

Sri Lanka Sea Turtle and Community Volunteers

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Sri Lanka Sea Turtle and Community Volunteers

Work with the local community to conserve and protect turtles in Sri Lanka. Help with cleaning, feeding and releasing the turtles and increase their chances of survival.