Visit the Islands of Rama's Bridge (Rama Setu)

Embark on an extraordinary journey to the historic Rama's Bridge, also known as Rama Setu or Adam’s Bridge, a geological marvel that has intrigued travelers for millennia. This natural chain of limestone shoals, spanning between Talaimannar in Sri Lanka and Dhanushkodi in India, was once a land connection between the two countries. Steeped in cultural and mythological significance, as described in the ancient epic Ramayana, Rama's Bridge continues to be a place of awe and fascination. Historical figures such as Marco Polo, Ibn Battuta, and Fa Hien are said to have crossed this sacred passage, and their adventures remain etched in history.

However, in the 21st century, accessing this awe-inspiring site requires careful preparation. At CCT Sri Lanka, we take great pride in managing every detail of your visit. From securing the necessary permits to organizing the boat ride, we ensure that your trip to Rama's Bridge is well-organized and hassle-free. Please note that a two-week advance reservation is essential, as obtaining permissions from both the Navy and Wildlife authorities is a key part of the process. While this involves extensive communication with local agencies, we assure you that the effort is well worth it, as you will be immersed in a truly unique experience.

As you approach Rama's Bridge, you’ll be greeted with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. The area is home to vast flocks of birds in their natural habitat, and the sight of these magnificent creatures adds to the grandeur of the journey. While landing on the sand dunes is prohibited, we will carefully circumnavigate the region, ensuring your safety while maximizing the visual impact of this ancient site. A Navy boat will accompany us throughout the journey, enhancing both the security and the awe-inspiring nature of the experience.

Stricter Regulations

It is important to note that visiting Rama's Bridge has become more challenging due to stricter regulations imposed by the Sri Lankan Wildlife Department. Although we’ve successfully led this tour twice in the past, recent developments—particularly the proposed large-scale wind turbine project in the Mannar area—have raised significant objections, complicating the approval process. Nevertheless, we remain determined to advocate for access to this exceptional site and are actively working with local authorities to ensure future visitors can experience the wonder of Rama's Bridge.

During your visit, we are fully committed to ethical and responsible travel. We emphasize respect for nature, wildlife, and the environment. Our team ensures that no harm is done to the wildlife or ecosystems, and we take every step to ensure that no trash or plastics are left behind. This is vital for the preservation of this pristine location, which we aim to protect for generations to come.

We invite you to contact us today to arrange your once-in-a-lifetime visit to Rama's Bridge. Additionally, we encourage you to support our cause by submitting your written interest to the Wildlife Department, advocating for the continued accessibility of this mythical location. Together, we can ensure that this awe-inspiring natural wonder remains open for all who wish to experience its beauty and historical significance. Let us guide you on an unforgettable exploration of one of Sri Lanka’s most mystical and untouched landmarks—while upholding our commitment to its preservation for future travelers.

Why Choose Us?

• Service-Oriented Professionals: We prioritise exceptional service and professionalism in every aspect of your journey.
• Certified Guides: Our passionate, licensed guides bring a wealth of knowledge and dedication, ensuring your awe.
• Flexible Itinerary: We customise your itinerary to align with your interests and preferences, making your adventure uniquely yours.
• Commitment to Sustainability: We are dedicated to supporting local communities throughout your journey.

Contact us today to learn more about this tour!

Best season: All year around
Available: Daily
Arranging time needed: 1 week

Best time of the day to start: 5.30 AM or 4 PM
Starting point: Talaimannar beach
Finishing time: 6.30 PM
Whole excursion hrs: 3-4
Total nautical miles driven: 25-35 Km

General & specific restrictions: Do not leave plastics behind / Please do not feed wild animals.

Basic price includes: Permissions from Navy and Wildlife authorities / Our administrative fee to acquire permits / Boat with plastic garden chairs - no sunshade / Life jackets / Gov tax.

Child price: No child price

Feedback us: Our drivers and service providers are advised not to promote any other activities or nudge you for shopping. Please leave your feedback on Google.

Optional: A well-spoken local animal expert / historian could be arranged with an additional fee.

You may bring: Snacks and drinks / Hat and sun glass / Sun cream / Camera

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