Birdwatching at Bundala National Park lets you explore 6000 hectares brimming with bright-eyed birdlife – with close to 200 species inhabiting the skies, trees and lagoons.
Bundala National Park is renowned as a Ramsar site; a wetland of international importance, where migratory birds nest during their stay – away from winter.
We start our half day tour entering the National Park with your naturalist/guide in a jeep. For the next couple of hours, we will be focused on the lookout to spot several species of birds and other animals for whom this natural haven is home. Our naturalist will be at hand to fill you in on information, regarding the Park and any sightings made.
Read MoreYou will be taken through the entire Bundala National Park, covering the diverse landscapes; wetlands, grasslands, forest patches, sand dunes, etc.
We will stop at a designated spot overlooking the ocean or a lake where you can get down for a breather and enjoy a cup of tea/coffee prepared by our crew.
You are able to book this tour either as a morning or evening safari.
Why should you book this trip?
- It is a fascinating safari for those who love birds, mammals and crocodiles in a beautiful natural environment.
- One of the ideal places to see an impressive diversity of both migrant and endemic birds in Sri Lanka, at a great frequency and at times unbelievable proximity.
- Equally unique place to see both saltwater crocodiles and freshwater crocodiles.
- A wonderland of elephants, most of which reside permanently, with seasonal migratory herds arriving for short periods at Bundala.
- The biodiversity of the Park is prolific with 383 plant species being recorded here, six of which are endemic and seven endangered.
- A Park with countless picture-postcard opportunities.
- Visiting this Park could easily be combined with the dates you spend in southern Sri Lanka, or when you are visiting Yala National Park
- An experienced birding guide/naturalist accompanying you will make this tour that much more meaningful and engaging.
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Yala
Occupying much of Sri Lanka’s South-East coast, Yala National Park is a staggering 130,000 hectares in size and is a haven for wildlife.