Udawalawe Safari Private Day Trip is organized by Bentota Travel Mart (BTM) for the tourists who are looking experience Udawalawe wild Safari from Ella and get dropped off to other part of the country. If anyone is looking to ex... More

People who go to Udawalawe national park go for one reason, the elephants. Along with Minneriya National park, Udawalawe is the best place to see the large majestic mammals in Sri Lanka. The reason for this is the large man-made l... More

- Expert Local Drivers & Trackers Our guides aren’t just drivers — they’re passionate wildlife trackers who know Yala like the back of their hand. With years of experience, they know exactly where to look for elusive leopard... More

Embark on an exhilarating Udawalawa National Park Private Jeep Safari Tour from Hambantota, and experience the wild beauty of Sri Lanka's premier wildlife sanctuary. Renowned for its large herds of Asian elephants, Udawalawa Natio... More

Full day safari to Bundala national park will enable you to find many species of birds and other animals that you can't find from a Half Day safari. Over 150 species of birds can be found in this national park any time of the year... More

Enter Yala National Park at dawn and experience the “Golden Hours” when wildlife is most active. With one of the highest leopard densities in the world, Yala offers an unforgettable chance to see leopards, elephants, sloth bea... More

World famous Ceylon Tea plantations Widest waterfalls in Sri Lanka One of largest and most impressive botanical gardens Search for the elusive leopards at Yala National Park Enjoying most famous beach in the country Explore W... More

Not only do you have the best chance of seeing a Sri Lankan leopard, but you also have a very high chance of seeing elephants. We went during a period of time that Yala national park was experiencing a mini-drought. This meant tha... More

Yala National Park is a huge area of forest, grassland and lagoons bordering the Indian Ocean, in southeast Sri Lanka. It’s home to wildlife such as leopards, elephants and crocodiles, as well as hundreds of bird species.... More

See more wildlife with the lack of loud motor sounds to send them into hiding. Get up close and personal to fauna without disturbing them. ... More

Embark on an exhilarating Sinharaja Rainforest Trekking Tour from Hambantota, and immerse yourself in the lush biodiversity of Sri Lanka's last viable rainforest. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a haven for nature enthusiasts, ... More

Bundala National Park is located approximately 15 Kilometers from Tissamaharama, the nearest resort town. In 2005 the park was designated as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO, also designated a RAMSAR wetland its home to many migrator... More

A birdwatcher’s paradise, Bundala National Park is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve known for its rich wetland ecosystem and seasonal flamingos. The half day tour is dedicated towards exploring the most accessible areas of the Bundala... More

Tissa wewa is a historic tank/reservoir built by the old kings of Sri Lanka. The beauty of the man made lake surrounded by the lushing Hotels is a mesmerizing sight to watch from the middle of the lake.... More

You will be able to enjoy a thrilling three hours safari in Yala National Park with the opportunity of spotting lot of wildlife creatures including Leopards, Wild Elephants, Sloth Bears, Water Buffalo any many more. It consists of... More

Embark on an exciting safari adventure at Yala National Park, where your mission is to spot the elusive and mighty leopard, one of the park's key attractions. As you explore this wildlife haven, your experienced guide will help yo... More

What Sets Our 10-Day Sri Lanka Tour Apart? This isn’t just a tour—it’s your ultimate Sri Lankan road trip, guided by locals who know every hidden gem, scenic shortcut, and the best place for coconut roti! Our 10-day adventur... More

People who go to Udawalawe national park go for one reason, the elephants. Along with Minneriya National park, Udawalawe is the best place to see the large majestic mammals in Sri Lanka. The reason for this is the large man-made l... More

Not only do you have the best chance of seeing a Sri Lankan leopard, but you also have a very high chance of seeing elephants. We went during a period of time that Yala national park was experiencing a mini-drought. This meant tha... More

Bundala National Park is located approximately 15 Kilometers from Tissamaharama, the nearest resort town. In 2005 the park was designated as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO, also designated a RAMSAR wetland its home to many migrator... More