Explore the Wild
Discover Yala, Bundala & Udawalawe SafariExperience the untamed beauty of Sri Lanka’s top safari destinations with expert guides and luxury 4×4 safaris
Why Choose Us ?
✅ Unmatched Wildlife Experience
- Get up close with leopards, elephants, and rare birds in their natural habitat.
🚙 Comfortable & Safe Safari Jeeps
- Ride in well-maintained 4×4 vehicles for the best safari experience.
🌍 Eco-Friendly & Ethical Tourism
- We prioritize responsible and sustainable wildlife encounters.
🎯 Expert Local Guides
- Our experienced guides ensure you don’t miss a single moment of the adventure.
⭐ 5-Star Rated Service
- Trusted by travelers worldwide with top reviews for unforgettable safaris.
📅 Flexible Booking & Best Prices
- Hassle-free reservations with competitive rates and custom packages.
Experience breathtaking safaris in Yala, Bundala & Udawalawe with expert guides.
Top Destinations
Yala National Park – The Leopard Kingdom
📍 Sri Lanka’s most famous wildlife park
- Home to the world’s highest density of leopards 🐆
- See elephants, crocodiles, sloth bears & more
- Stunning landscapes with lagoons, jungles & beaches
🔹 Best Time to Visit: February – July
🔹 Perfect for: Leopard spotting, photography, adventure
Bundala National Park – A Birdwatcher’s Paradise
Sri Lanka’s first Ramsar Wetland
- Over 200 species of exotic birds 🦩
- Spot crocodiles, elephants & diverse wildlife
- Scenic coastal lagoons & salt flats
🔹 Best Time to Visit: September – March
🔹 Perfect for: Bird lovers, nature enthusiasts
Udawalawe National Park – Elephant Wonderland
The best place to see wild elephants up close
- Hundreds of majestic elephants roam freely 🐘
- Diverse wildlife including deer, crocodiles & leopards
- Breathtaking open grasslands & lush forests
🔹 Best Time to Visit: Year-round
🔹 Perfect for: Family-friendly safaris, elephant lovers
What Can I See?
Yala National Park is one of Sri Lanka’s most famous wildlife reserves, known for its diverse ecosystems, breathtaking landscapes, and incredible wildlife sightings.
Special Tours at Yala Discover Safari
We offer exclusive, tailor-made safari experiences to ensure you witness the best of Yala and beyond. Whether you’re looking for adventure, photography, or a private wildlife experience, our special tours are designed just for you!
Frequently Asked Questions
Yala National Park – Sri Lanka’s Ultimate Wildlife Safari Destination
Yala National Park is the most famous and second-largest national park in Sri Lanka, covering 979 square kilometers of diverse landscapes, from dense jungles to coastal lagoons. Located in the southeastern region, it is known for its high density of leopards, making it one of the best places in the world to spot these elusive big cats.
Why is Yala Special?
✅ Highest Leopard Density in the World – Yala has one of the most concentrated populations of leopards, making sightings highly likely.
✅ Home to Over 200 Bird Species – A paradise for bird watchers, including rare migratory birds.
✅ Large Elephant Population – Witness majestic herds of Sri Lankan elephants in their natural habitat.
✅ Diverse Wildlife – Includes sloth bears, crocodiles, spotted deer, wild boars, and more.
✅ Breathtaking Landscapes – A mix of forests, grasslands, lagoons, and rocky outcrops, providing stunning scenery.
Key Attractions in Yala
🌳 Block 1 – The most popular safari area with frequent leopard and elephant sightings.
🏝 Patanangala Beach – A scenic coastal area where the jungle meets the Indian Ocean.
💦 Kumbukkan Oya – A water source attracting wildlife, great for photography.
🦅 Birdwatching Hotspots – Including lagoons that attract flamingos and other rare birds.
🔎 Fun Fact!
Did you know Yala is also home to ancient Buddhist ruins? The park was once inhabited, and you can still find remnants of old temples inside!
What are the opening hours of the park?
The park is open from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily. Safaris usually take place in the early morning or late afternoon.
What should I bring on a safari?
- Essential items: Hat, sunscreen, binoculars, camera, insect repellent, and water.
- Wear comfortable, neutral-colored clothing to blend into the environment.
Are there any rules to follow in Yala?
- Do not feed or disturb wildlife.
- Stay inside the safari jeep at all times.
- Avoid littering and follow park guidelines.