Things to do in Yala
Stretching over the Southern and Uva Provinces and spanning an area of 978,807 square kilometres, Yala is Sri Lanka’s most famous national park. Here, grasslands, marine wetlands, thorny forests and sandy beaches reveal over 215 bird species and 44 mammal species, including elephants, sloth bears, and Sri Lanka’s largest leopard population.
Explore Sithulpawwa
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.
Birding at Bundala 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 the region every winter.
Game Drives
Join our guides as they interpret the signs of the wild. They deliver a fascinating narrative that makes our game drives a distinct experience. This activity includes refreshments, and we are happy to arrange picnic breakfasts or lunches as well.