Safety Updates & Travel Alerts
Stay informed about current conditions, travel advisories, and safety tips for your Sri Lankan journey.
Your safety is our top priority at BSL Tours. We continuously monitor conditions across Sri Lanka to provide you with the most current and reliable safety information, ensuring your journey is both memorable and secure.
From weather advisories and health updates to transportation alerts and emergency contacts, our comprehensive safety guidance helps you travel with confidence throughout the Pearl of the Indian Ocean.
Current Travel Alerts
Stay updated with real-time travel alerts including weather advisories, health notices, and regional conditions. We monitor all factors that could affect your Sri Lankan adventure.
⚠️ Monsoon Season Advisory
Southwest monsoon expected May-September affecting western, southern and central regions. Plan flexible itineraries during heavy rainfall periods.
🏥 Health Advisory
Increased dengue cases in urban areas. Use mosquito repellent and protective clothing, especially during dawn and dusk.
All alerts are updated regularly and communicated directly to our travelers before and during their journey for maximum safety and peace of mind.
Health & Wellness Safety
Essential health guidelines to keep you healthy and energized throughout your Sri Lankan adventure. Our recommendations are based on current local conditions and international health standards.
Drink bottled or purified water; avoid ice unless at reputable establishments
Use DEET-based insect repellent, especially in tropical and coastal areas
Apply sunscreen regularly - Sri Lanka's equatorial sun is strong even on cloudy days
Carry basic medications for stomach issues, pain relief, and allergies
Know the location of the nearest hospital or medical facility at each destination. Our guides are trained in first aid and familiar with all local medical services.
Transportation & Wildlife Safety
Safe travel practices for roads and wildlife encounters. Our experienced drivers and guides ensure your safety while maximizing your Sri Lankan experience.
🚗 Transportation
- • Reputable transportation providers only
- • Always wear seatbelts when available
- • Agreed pricing for tuk-tuks upfront
- • Avoid rural overnight travel
🐘 Wildlife
- • Maintain safe distance from all animals
- • Follow ranger instructions strictly
- • Never feed wild animals
- • Beware of aggressive monkeys in temples
Our vehicles are regularly maintained and our drivers are experienced in local conditions. Wildlife encounters are supervised by certified guides for your safety and the animals' protection.
Emergency Contacts & Procedures
Essential emergency contacts and procedures for your safety. Save these numbers in your phone and keep a printed copy as backup.
🆘 Emergency Numbers
General Emergency: 119
Medical Emergency: 110
Tourist Police: +94 11 242 1052
BSL Tours 24/7: +94 77 123 4567
Ambulance: 1990
In case of emergency during your tour: Contact your tour guide immediately or call our 24/7 emergency line. We maintain close relationships with medical facilities and authorities across Sri Lanka.
Register with your embassy upon arrival for additional support
Official Resources & Updates
For the most current travel advisories and safety information, we recommend checking these official sources regularly before and during your travel.
🏛️ Government Travel Advisories
🏥 Health Organizations
Last Updated: April 30, 2025 • Check back regularly for the latest updates
TRAVEL WITH CONFIDENCE
Real-Time Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of weather, health, and safety conditions with immediate updates to our travelers and guides.
24/7 Emergency Support
Round-the-clock emergency assistance with trained local staff and established relationships with medical and emergency services.
Official Resources
Direct partnerships with Sri Lanka Tourism Authority, health organizations, and government travel advisory services for the most current information.
STAY UPDATED WITH LATEST ALERTS
For the most current safety updates and travel advisories, stay connected with our safety monitoring team.