Explore the 2nd-century Sithulpawwa Ancient Jungle Monastery, which straddles a collection of rocky outcrops and caves deep in the heart of the Yala National Park.

Bundala National Park’s wetland and saltern habitat is home to a large collection of resident birds, as well as migrants that visit every winter.

Redefine your game drive experience with Yala’s leopards, bears, and elephants, while immersing yourself in the wilderness.

Kids of all ages can dive into the wonders of nature through fun, educational activities in our Junior Ranger program.

Explore Yala National Park on an exciting safari, spotting the iconic Sri Lankan leopard, elephants, and a rich variety of wildlife.

Pedal through Kirinda village, surrounded by forests and abundant birdlife, for an authentic island experience.

Discover Bundala's wetlands, home to migratory birds and other wildlife like elephants, crocodiles, and deer.

Discover the ancient Buddhist temple on a hill, offering stunning panoramic views and a glimpse into Sri Lanka's spiritual heritage.

Enjoy a peaceful boat ride on Yala Lake, surrounded by lush nature, offering a chance to spot waterbirds and local wildlife.

Explore Wild Coast’s surroundings with an expert ranger, spotting wildlife and identifying animal tracks along the way.

Visit local villages and immerse yourself in Sri Lankan culture through traditional cooking classes, craft-making, and cultural performances.

The dry season (from March to September) is ideal for wildlife viewing, as animals gather around waterholes.

Expect hot weather year-round, with temperatures ranging from 28°C to 36°C, so pack accordingly.

The monsoon runs from October to January, bringing refreshing rains that enhance the park's lushness but may affect accessibility.

While the days are hot, early mornings and evenings can be cool, making it comfortable for safari drives.

The dry season (from March to September) is ideal for wildlife viewing, as animals gather around waterholes.

Expect hot weather year-round, with temperatures ranging from 28°C to 36°C, so pack accordingly.

The monsoon runs from October to January, bringing refreshing rains that enhance the park's lushness but may affect accessibility.

While the days are hot, early mornings and evenings can be cool, making it comfortable for safari drives.