This 12-day wildlife package offers an exceptional vacation experience of remarkable value to your journey. The primary activities include bird watching, observing wild animals, and dolphin and whale watching. These activities are set up in rainforests and dry zone forests in Sri Lanka. Throughout this expedition, you will immerse yourself in the natural environment. Most accommodations consist of camping sites or tree houses, enhancing the richness of your tour. This journey will provide an unforgettable experience in wildlife exploration.
Sinharaja Rainforest offers an early morning birdwatching trail with over 25 endemic species and numerous avian varieties, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.
Then walking throughout the Sinharaja forest.
Explore the charming trails of Sinharaja, a serene undergrowth in Sri Lanka’s rainforest, perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape.
Back to the hotel and overnight stay at Sinharaja Hotel.
Explore the rich biodiversity of the area by trekking through dense forest trails leading to two stunning waterfalls, Kekuna Ella and Pathan Oya, and enjoying a refreshing dip at the base.
You will have the opportunity to visit a village and experience life as part of a village family for a brief period. Their hospitality will surely leave you in awe. The entire tour is designed to last no more than seven hours.
The park, Sri Lanka’s inaugural Ramsar wetland, is home to 383 plant species, 32 mammalian species, and 197 bird species, making it a rich biodiversity hotspot, with 6 endemic and 7 nationally threatened species.
Wake up early in the morning and join the Yala National Park morning Jeep safari.
Yala National Park encompasses a vast expanse of forests, grasslands, and lagoons adjacent to the Indian Ocean in Southeastern Sri Lanka. This diverse ecosystem is inhabited by various wildlife, including leopards, elephants, and crocodiles, along with numerous species of birds.
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Embark on a bird-watching trail at Tissa Tank and the surrounding village.
Commence your journey to Udawalawe.
Participate in an evening Jeep safari at Udawalawe National Park.
Udawalawe National Park is renowned for its impressive population of elephants, housing around 600 individuals in herds of up to 50. This park often rivals many of the most renowned national parks in East Africa. Centered around the 308.2 square kilometer Udawalawe Reservoir, the park features a sparse vegetation landscape that offers a unique beauty, facilitating easy wildlife observation.
Makandawa Rainforest, Sri Lanka’s oldest forest reserve, is a paradise for birdwatchers, offering rare species like the Black Eagle and Trogon. Covering over 192 hectares, it is home to numerous mammals, insects, and amphibians, making it an excellent destination for nature lovers.
Join Minneriya National Park Jeep Safari in the afternoon to watch hundreds of wild elephants. other than elephant leopards, sloth bears, spotted deer, sambar deer, wild buffalo, wild pigs, grey langers, purple-faced leaf monkeys, three species of monkeys, porcupines, and Indian pangolins.
Bird watching at Sigiriya Sanctuary Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a designated forest reserve and birding destination, with expert birdwatching naturalists accompanying morning birding trips.
Observing the enchanting dolphins as they swim alongside and dive beneath your boat, gracefully riding the waves in perfect harmony, and joyfully leaping out of the water in a spectacular display, is an extraordinary experience that will be remembered for many years.
Evening bird watching at Anawilundawa Wetland
The Anawilundawa sanctuary, a distinctive wetland ecosystem in Sri Lanka and South Asia, comprises both natural and artificial habitats, including marshes, mangroves, and salt marshes. This sanctuary serves as a haven for numerous local and migratory bird species, providing ample opportunities for birdwatching.
