Lime Travel offers bespoke itineraries for travel to Sri Lanka, India and the Maldives.
With villas and hotels fit for any traveller, Sri Lanka, India and the Maldives provide idyllic
locations to relax and enjoy the local customs, people, architecture and cuisine. The magic of
these countries are there to be explored and seen - the colours, people and food all allow
for amazing and unique travel experiences.
Lime Travel provides travellers to Sri Lanka and India with access to
amazing luxury accommodation, tours, guides and drivers
as well as the luxury resort Heritance Aarah in the Maldives.
We create personal, luxury experiences that are unique to every person or group.
No two of our holidays, safaris, beach adventures, private island escapes or honeymoons
are the same. We also know that sometimes total relaxation and indulgence is paramount.
Whatever your needs are we are here to assist with your visit to enchanting Sri Lanka or India.
We partner with an exceptional land operator in both countries who have vast
experience with booking individuals, couples, families and groups.
We do not offer airfares as we realise these days, and with the growth of
frequent flyer points, people want to organise their own air travel arrangements.
With villas and hotels fit for any traveller, Sri Lanka, India and the Maldives provide idyllic
locations to relax and enjoy the local customs, people, architecture and cuisine. The magic of
these countries are there to be explored and seen - the colours, people and food all allow
for amazing and unique travel experiences.
Lime Travel provides travellers to Sri Lanka and India with access to
amazing luxury accommodation, tours, guides and drivers
as well as the luxury resort Heritance Aarah in the Maldives.
We create personal, luxury experiences that are unique to every person or group.
No two of our holidays, safaris, beach adventures, private island escapes or honeymoons
are the same. We also know that sometimes total relaxation and indulgence is paramount.
Whatever your needs are we are here to assist with your visit to enchanting Sri Lanka or India.
We partner with an exceptional land operator in both countries who have vast
experience with booking individuals, couples, families and groups.
We do not offer airfares as we realise these days, and with the growth of
frequent flyer points, people want to organise their own air travel arrangements.
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Accommodation
We have access to a huge range of luxury villas and hotels that suit individuals, families and groups located throughout Sri Lanka and India. Whether it be boutique hotels, fully staffed villas, Indian palaces or luxury tented safari accommodation, the team at Lime Travel will be able to assist in building the best itinerary to enable you to see and experience beautiful Sri Lanka and India. |
Drivers/Guides
Through our travel booking partners we have excellent and knowledgeable English speaking drivers, guides and porters to assist you during your stay. From the moment you arrive at your destination to the time you leave they will be with you to make your journey as comfortable as possible |
Weather in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a year-round destination with consistently warm temperatures and lots of sunshine.
There isn’t one perfect month and showers can occur at any time. The southwest coast and
central hills are best between December and April, which is also an ideal time for whale and
dolphin watching. The southwest waters become rougher in April, followed by increased humidity
in May, so these months through to September are best spent further north and on the east coast.
The central hills remain cooler all year and the only months we'd recommend avoiding are
October and November, when rainfall is less predictable.
Sri Lanka is a year-round destination with consistently warm temperatures and lots of sunshine.
There isn’t one perfect month and showers can occur at any time. The southwest coast and
central hills are best between December and April, which is also an ideal time for whale and
dolphin watching. The southwest waters become rougher in April, followed by increased humidity
in May, so these months through to September are best spent further north and on the east coast.
The central hills remain cooler all year and the only months we'd recommend avoiding are
October and November, when rainfall is less predictable.
Weather in India
India’s four seasons exhibit strong variations, with summer months (March to June) seeing temperatures rise up
to 40°C or higher in certain areas. Pre-monsoon thunderstorms are common in northeastern and eastern parts,
while hot and dry winds prevail in the plains of northwest India. The monsoon season (July to September) brings
three-quarters of the country’s yearly rainfall. Autumn (October to December) marks the transition to winter, with temperatures and humidity slowly decreasing. Winter (January and February) sees average temperatures ranging
from 10°C to 15°C in the northwest and 20°C to 25°C in the southeast. Heavy snowfall in the mountainous
regions occurs during these months, with temperatures dropping well below zero.
India’s four seasons exhibit strong variations, with summer months (March to June) seeing temperatures rise up
to 40°C or higher in certain areas. Pre-monsoon thunderstorms are common in northeastern and eastern parts,
while hot and dry winds prevail in the plains of northwest India. The monsoon season (July to September) brings
three-quarters of the country’s yearly rainfall. Autumn (October to December) marks the transition to winter, with temperatures and humidity slowly decreasing. Winter (January and February) sees average temperatures ranging
from 10°C to 15°C in the northwest and 20°C to 25°C in the southeast. Heavy snowfall in the mountainous
regions occurs during these months, with temperatures dropping well below zero.
Weather in the Maldives
The best time to go to the Maldives is between January to April as minimal rain, brilliant blue skies and warm
sunny days. Temperatures in The Maldives in January are around 28ºC, increasing slightly by April to 29ºC on average. May to September is classed as the wet season in the Maldives—it remains a time for travel. While
humidity and rainfall do rise during these months, the low-lying nature of the islands causes rain clouds to
pass swiftly, resulting in typically brief rain showers. The hot, dry weather returns to the Maldives in October
to December - expect long days of idyllic sunshine and temperatures in the high 20°Cs - low 30°Cs.
The best time to go to the Maldives is between January to April as minimal rain, brilliant blue skies and warm
sunny days. Temperatures in The Maldives in January are around 28ºC, increasing slightly by April to 29ºC on average. May to September is classed as the wet season in the Maldives—it remains a time for travel. While
humidity and rainfall do rise during these months, the low-lying nature of the islands causes rain clouds to
pass swiftly, resulting in typically brief rain showers. The hot, dry weather returns to the Maldives in October
to December - expect long days of idyllic sunshine and temperatures in the high 20°Cs - low 30°Cs.
