Yala National Park is synonymous with Leopard-topia– holding the largest leopard population in the world, per kilometer. Globally recognised as being not just the best place to observe big cats, but sloth bears and elephants as well.
We enter the National Park with our guide in a jeep, keeping an eye out for leopards and sloth bears, besides other mammals and several species of birds which have made their homes in this sanctuary.
During your safari experience, we will be going through most of the Yala National Park, [ Block 1 ] covering the wetlands, grasslands, forest patches, etc. We will make longer stops at certain watering holes for those quiet photography opportunities. Apart from wildlife, Yala National Park also has historical and cultural significance.
Read MoreOur guide will explain about the park’s various interesting attributes as well as interpret everything we see where you will become more aware and enjoy the flora and fauna of Yala.
We will stop at a designated spot overlooking the ocean or a river where you can get down for a breather and enjoy a cup of tea/coffee prepared by our crew.
You have 3 options to book safaris in the Yala National Park – [1] morning safari [2] evening safari [3] full day safari.
Why should you book this trip?
- Yala National Park is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and numerous bird species. Going on a jeep safari is the best way to spot these animals in their natural habitat.
- All our jeep safaris are led by experienced guides who know the park inside out. They can help you spot animals and provide information about the park’s history, geology, and ecology.
- Yala National Park boasts stunning scenery, from lush forests to vast grasslands. Exploring the park by jeep allows you to take in the breathtaking landscapes.
- The jeep safaris are conducted in an environmentally responsible manner, with strict guidelines in place to protect the park’s flora and fauna. By booking a safari, you are supporting the park’s conservation efforts.
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From gorgeous landscapes to historical landmarks to enthralling people & culture, wherever you go in Sri Lanka you are bound to be amazed.
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.