“Reveling in wildlife makes you forget all your worries and the tranquil rhythm of life revives our worn out spirits and creates a sense of belonging to the natural world. “ Tented safari camping in Sri Lanka is a great opportunity for animal lovers to experience the wonders of the island from a number of accessible locations. Trekking into the jungles of Sri Lanka with camps set up within National Parks is a priceless treasure, whether you choose to stay in your camp and observe the wildlife, read a book or sip your favorite beverage while you wait for them. A wide range of National Parks, nature reserves and safari lodges and camps have been established throughout Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka's famous leopard that roams the forests of Yala National Park, Udawalawa, Wilpattuwa, Vasgamuwa, Lahugala, Minneriya, Horton Plains, Lunugamwehera, Laudulla and lives domestically in many other areas including endangered elephants, monkeys, spotted deer, wild boars. There are many exciting wildlife safaris to choose from to suit your taste. You can see elephants, leopards and birds, take lots of photos and experience the smiles of our unique people and culture. You will have a great time here!
Anawilundawa is a man-made wetland built on the Western Migratory Bird Route. This is a bird sanctuary and birds live in beautiful surroundings. Apart from birds, mammals such as moose, rabbits, squirrels, wild cats, wild boars, fruit bats, reptiles, water monitors, lizards, geckos, turtles are also found in the place.
Yala National Park, Sri Lanka's most famous park, is located in the southern part of the country and spans two districts. Although leopards are still considered endangered, Yala National Park has the highest recorded number in the world. Leopards are more common in Sri Lanka than other species that share their habitat with dominant competitors such as lions or hyenas. This covers 126,786 hectares Including the Strict Natural Reserve (Block II). The most familiar is Block I (14,101 hectares) and this block was established in 1938. Yala is famous for its big herds and large number of Elephants, Leopards, Spotted Deer, Sambhur, Crocodiles, Mongoose, Wild Boar, Wild Buffalo, and many other animals. More than 130 bird species are recorded which includes the resident and winter visitors. There are 7 Bungalows inside the Park with few Camp Sites.
Bentota is a resort town on the south west coast of Sri Lanka. Its long benthic beach stretches north, merging with a sandbar known as Paradise Island that runs parallel to the benthic lagoon. There are six tourist hotels within a five-mile stretch of beach, each with all the amenities of a resort. Water sports are accessible from Beruwala resort. From here there are many interesting sightseeing trips including turtle hatchery, mask factory, whale watching, Galle Fort, mini zoo, garden briefing and boat trips on Bentota River.
