Southern Province Tours & Tickets

The leopard is the key attraction to Yala National Park: “Showing the leopard is our mission” Other Animals There are many other animals living inside yala national park where you could see with Sri Lanka Yala Safaris. Some of important animals are: Elephant, Sloth Bear, Wild Boar, Spotted Deer, Mongoose, Land Monitor, wild buffalo, samba deer, jackal,Jungle Fowls, Peacocks (pea fowls), stalks, Pigeons, Bee Eaters, eagles, kites, Falcons, pelicans, king fishers,Snakes, Beetles, aquatic Beings and many kinds of birds.

At 08:00am you'll start the tour. By being Pick up from your Hotel .You will first meet up the Tours crew and transfer to Sinharaja Rain Forest. Meet Your wildlife tracker at  main gate and he will walk you through the forest, pointing out any animal sightings along the way. The forest boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna. You might see monkeys, snakes, chameleons, extensive bird life and a vast range of tropical trees, plants and flowers and a beautiful waterfall.You can swim and Barth in side forest waterfall and have lunch. after finish lovely  tour we will drop off to the hotel you wish. This is a Private tour only you and your group in this tour you can change starting time also on the way you can stop unlimited to get some beautiful photos.and you can ad some extra location on the way if you wish.

5:00am: You will be picked up from your hotel in Yala, Udawalawe, Tissamaharama, Palatupana, Kirinda, Weerawila, Hambantota and then proceed to Yala National Park 06:00am to 11am: Yala Morning game drive 12:00pm - Picnic Lunch 12:45pm - Drive to Udawalawe national park. 2:30pm to 5.45pm Udawalawe Game drive 6:00pm: Elephant Transit home visit 6:30pm: Departure and drop off to the hotel We will pick up from your hotel or Make your way to the gate of Yala or Udawalawe National Park, where you’ll meet up with your private guide. Climb into a sturdy 4x4 vehicle, which gives access to all the rugged areas of the park and offers clear views of the animals. A private guide means you and your party will receive personalized attention and have plenty of time to ask questions.

Learn firsthand about Sri Lanka's amazing biodiversity on this private tour to the Kanneliya Rainforest. With a dedicated guide leading you, explore the UNESCO-listed biosphere reserve, home to monkeys, snakes, chameleons, and a wide range of bird life. Learn about the flora and fauna through commentary tailored to your interests and enjoy plenty of chances to ask questions.

This half-day safari will give you the chance of visiting Udawalawe National Park which is one of the best places in Sri Lanka to see wild elephants. An Asian elephant herd, no less than 250, is permanently residing at Udawalawe national park. The park is capable of sustaining large numbers of elephants because of its abundant water sources. Hundreds of elephants annually migrate to the park from nearby protected areas as well. Udawalawe national park was created for elephants displaced by the construction of the adjoining Udawalawe reservoir. Furthermore, Udawalawe is an important bird area with a wide range such as aquatic, birds of prey, and land birds in abundance. If you like to explore Sri Lankan birdlife, morning safari experiences are known to include rare bird sightings frequently.

Head out to the enormous Udawalawe National Park, the largest animal reserve in Sri Lanka, with this safari-style tour. You'll hop in a 4x4 vehicle and head into the park with a private driver/guide to lead the way (and help point out wildlife). Just remember to keep your eyes out for all sorts of creatures, ranging from leopards to elephants, mongooses to bandicoots.

You will be able to enjoy a trilling three hours safari in Yala National Park with the opportunity of spotting lot of wild life creatures including Leopards, Wild Elephants, Sloth Bears, Water Buffalo any many more. It consist of 215 bird species, 44 species of mammals, 47 reptiles, 18 amphibian species, 21 freshwater fish as per the records. If you are lucky, you will spot more of these wild animals.

Search for beautiful wildlife with a private dawn, dusk or full-day safari in Yala National Park, with an expert guide. Board a soft-top 4x4 to explore the park, one of Sri Lanka’s largest, and roam the grasslands, forests and lagoon to see the abundant wildlife. Watch for the park’s elusive leopards, see crocodiles by the water, and look for elephant, water buffalo, storks and more as your guide provides insight into the animals and habitats. Entrance fees not included. Price is per vehicle, based on a maximum of six people.

Take a tour of Udawalawe National Park, one of Sri Lanka's largest animal sanctuaries. Because this is a private tour, you’ll have plenty of time to hear commentary about the wildlife you’ll see and ask questions. Keep an eye out for elephants, water buffalo, fox, leopards, and other animals from the comfort of a rugged 4x4 vehicle. Morning, afternoon, or full-day options are available to suit your schedule.

Your guide covers the highlights of Sri Lanka’s south coast on this day trip from Colombo, Negombo or Mount Lavinia. Walk along the ramparts and cobblestone pathways that crisscross the Dutch Fort of Galle, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit a mask factory in the coastal town of Ambalangoda and take a memorable boat ride on the Madu River of Balapitiya, finishing at a turtle hatchery. You’ll learn about Sri Lankan culture and nature from a knowledgeable guide along the way.

Make your own way to Yala National Park for a luxury camping experience. Your package is inclusive of a morning or afternoon safari, so guests can choose which safari to do depending on check-in times. Observe native animals while riding in your jeep, enjoy a delicious barbecue dinner with unlimited drinks, and stay overnight in a luxury tent before heading to your next destination in Sri Lanka.

Udawalawe Safari Day Trip is organized by Bentota Travel Mart ( BTM ) for the tourists who stay at Bentota , Induruwa , Kosgoda , Ahungalla, Balapitiya, Ambalangoda, Aluthgama , Beruwala , Kalutara & Wadduwa areas. If anyone is looking to explore wild safari with witnessing large group of Elephants & various kind of animals, then Udawalawe National Park is the most identical place for that. This is one of the popular day excursions for the traveler in Sri Lanka. Attractions & Activities • Udawalawe Natinal Park Jeep Safari • Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home ( Elephant Orphanage ) • Moonstone Gem Mining Centre ( Optional ) • Herbal Harden ( Optional ) Key Points • Tour Starts pick-up point at 5.00 am from the for Morning Safari & at 8.30am for Evening Safari • Pick up from anywhere in Bentota, Induruwa, Kosgoda , Ahungalla,Balapitiya, Ambalangoda, Aluthgama , Beruwala , Kalutara and Wadduwa. • Drop off at the pick-up point or any place in between Udawalawe and the pick-up point .

Visit the Yala National Park, the second largest national park in Sri Lanka, with this tour from the Bentota area. The park is home to all sorts of wildlife, from leopards to bears to tropical birds, not to mention wild elephants, and with this tour, you may just spot some of Sri Lanka's majestic creatures in their natural habitat.

Explore an ancient rock temple in Yala National Park with ease on this tour. As you travel in a jeep through the park, try to spot leopards, elephants, and other wildlife. Ascend the rock and reach Sithulpawwa Rock Temple, including ruins that are more than 2000 years old. Enjoy a panoramic view over Yala National Park. Tour Starts from your hotel - 03.00 PM

See the wild elephants and other wildlife of Uda Walawe National Park with an experienced private guide in a sturdy 4WD-vehicle. Located just south of the Central Highlands, Uda Walawe features a dramatic landscape that provides prime opportunities to see herds of wild elephants, with viewing that rivals the famous safaris of East Africa. Uda Walawe is also home to other animals such as water buffalo, wild boar, fox, toque macaque, and jungle cats including leopards. A safari in this national park is a must-do while visiting Sri Lanka.

Learn to cook a variety of authentic Sri Lankan dishes in this private cooking class perfect for beginners and aspiring chefs looking for individual attention from an instructor. In the intimate setting, you can learn about the rich array of spices and other ingredients that go into the vibrant local cuisine. Plus, see how to create the distinguished flavors that set Sri Lankan cuisine apart.

Leave left-side driving to the professionals and focus on the wildlife on this private door-to-door tour of Yala National Park. Let your sharp-eyed private driver/guide help you spot animals from herds of wild elephants to wetland birds and maybe even leopards. Along the way, enjoy some of Sri Lanka’s finest beach views, opt to visit a spice garden and/or a moonstone mine, and enjoy a hearty breakfast and lunch.

Spend some time with the wild animals of Udawalawe National Park during this full-day, guided excursion. Inside the 230,000-hectare, protected space, some 500 elephants roam free. Hire a Jeep and traverse the park to see deer, mongoose, crocodiles, buffalo, and a multitude of amphibious life. Snap a photo as your guide points out a few of the 50-species of butterfly who call this place home.

See Sri Lanka’s ‘wild side’ during this flexible-length private tour to Bundala National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Discover more than 320 species of animals that call the park home, including elephants, crocodiles, flamingos, snakes, and more than 200 species of birds. Your trip includes a choice of morning, evening, and full-day excursions.

Spend the day exploring Sri Lanka’s Yala National Park on a private leopard safari with a driver and guide. Cruise through the park with your small group (up to four people) as you look for leopards, elephants, sloth bears, golden jackals and many other unusual species. Enjoy a picnic and time to relax on the beach and leave the logistics to your guides who have a deep knowledge of the animals who live in the park, and how best to spot them.

Whale and dolphin watching in Mirissa is one of the most exciting water activities you can do in Sri Lanka during your holiday. Mirissa is the best place to start your whale and dolphin watching tour in Sri Lanka. Whale watching season in Mirissa is from November till April. Blue whale is the biggest animal in the world. If want to find out more about these fascinating ocean creatures read some fact about blue whales

Get away from Hikkaduwa for the day and explore Udawalawe National Park as a private tour on this Half-day tour by Safari Jeep. Udawalawe is an important habitat for water birds and Sri Lankan elephants, as well as many other animals including sloth bears, sambar deer, wild boar, water buffalo, junglefowl, crocodiles and rarely leopards. Afterwards, enjoy lunch in Udawalawe followed by a visit to the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home (optional). Not Only Hikkaduwa But also From Narigama and Dodanduwa are few other destinations where you can participate in this Udawalawa national park safari experience with our service. Please see the important info section to discover the tour cost and information.

Go fishing on the Madu River of Balapitiya and engage in traditional fishing customs, accompanied by a local guide. Watch fishermen making their way in row boats to collect the catch of the day using fish kraal construction. Slip past the mangroves and cast your rod as you search for blue kingfishers, pond herons and other wetland birds. Enjoy an island lunch with chilled beer and hotel transport by tuk-tuk from Bentota, Beruwela or Ahungalla.

The southern Sri Lanka are especially famous for cinnamon. Around 1518, Portuguese traders discovered cinnamon at Ceylon, present-day Sri Lanka, and conquered its island kingdom of Kotto, enslaving the island’s population and gaining control of the cinnamon trade for about a century until the Ceylon kingdom of Kandy allied with the Dutch in 1638 to overthrow the Portuguese occupiers. The Dutch defeated the Portuguese but held the kingdom in their debt for their military services, so once again Ceylon was occupied by European traders, handing the cinnamon monopoly over to the Dutch for the next 150 years. Ceylon then was taken over by the British in 1784 after their victory in the fourth Anglo-Dutch War, but by 1800, cinnamon was no longer an expensive, rare commodity, as it had begun to be cultivated in other parts of the world, and other delicacies such as chocolate and cassia, which has a flavor similar to cinnamon, began to rival it in popularity.