Wildlife of Sri Lanka

09 Nights/10 Days

Starting from 538$ Per Person

Itinerary

On arrival you will be warmly welcomed by our English speaking Chauffeur Guide and Crimson Voyages Representative will offer assistance before driving you to Negombo.
Check in to the hotel and spend the rest of the day leisurely.

After an early breakfast, begin your Wildlife journey and proceed towards Wilpattu. En-route, visit the Anawilundawa Wetland Sanctuary. The uniqueness you find here is the three vastly different ecosystems; the mangroves, the coast and the fresh tanks of water making it one of the purest wetlands in Sri Lanka.
A heaven for butterflies, dragonflies and migratory birds between October and April. You can enjoy the best of your time here and indulge in some great photography. Proceed to Wilpattu, rest and relax preparing for the evening safari.
Next, when the sun starts setting down for the day, you will get to go enjoy yourself with an evening safari at the Wilpattu National Park. Spend the rest of the day at leisure.

Today, you will be heading to Sigiriya. Experience a traditional village life on this private 2.5 hour tour for a lifetime opportunity to know about the mere culture of real Sri Lankan Village. This tour includes a Bullock cart ride, Catamaran Boat Ride, Visit to a Village house, a Cooking Demonstration which concludes with some village activity demonstration. Next, take a half day excursion to Minneriya National Park, set in the heart of the cultural triangle, a place to witness the largest Asian elephant gathering. Observe elephants as they gaze on the pure grasslands of Minneriya. You’ll also spot deer, wild buffalo, leopards, sloth bears, wild pigs, many species of monkeys, porcupines, and varieties of birds.
At the end of the safari, stop for some sunset photograph around the Minneriya Tank.

After a quick breakfast, head towards the national park for a morning safari. Wasgamuwa is one of the oldest and quietest national parks in Sri Lanka. The safari here is a thrilling experience that gives you a promising sight of Asian elephants, mammals and the stunning landscape of the park. Be Sure to capture the sight of elephants, nature and the bio-diversity of the park.
Evening grab a drink by the pool and enjoy a stunning sunset.

After the early breakfast, start your journey to Kandy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the “Dalada Maligawa” or the “Temple of the tooth relic” where a tooth relic of the Lord Buddha is enriched
You can also surround yourself by visiting one of the calm and beautiful gardens of Sri Lanka considered to the Peradeniya Royal Botanical Garden, before winding up for the day.

After breakfast, hike through tea plantations, misty mountains where you will be able to visit a lush of greenery such as tea plantations and waterfalls. You can also enjoy tea plucking and visit the tea factories, where you will be introduced the process of manufacturing some of the world’s finest tea. Finally drive around this hill station viewing Lake Gregory before retreating to the warmth of your hotel.

Today, after breakfast you can opt for a morning or an evening safari. The main attraction of the park are the Water Buffalo, Spotted Deer, Sambur Deer, Jackal, Samber, Wildboar, mongooses, Black-naped hare, bandicoots, foxes the endemic Toque Macaque and Gray Langers. You can see elephants roaming in herds of 100. The park in its natural habitat provides excellent opportunities for photography. 

Have a packed breakfast from the hotel, and time to experience Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s largest, grassland, forest and lagoon to observe the abundant wildlife. Take an adventure to see elephants, water buffaloes, storks, wild monkeys, boar, leopards in their natural habitat and see crocodiles by the lake.
View exotic species of birds among the other animals.
Evening leisure by the pool and prepare for the adventure ahead.

Today will be another day , to go on an adventure and enjoy the off beat- Sinharaja Rain Forest of Sri Lanka.
Proceed on a full day trek at Sinharaja Rain Forest. The only infamous virgin tropical rain forest remaining in Sri Lanka. Sinharaja Forest Reserve is the country’s last viable area of primary tropical rainforest. There is much endemic wildlife, especially birds, but the reserve is also home to over 50% of Sri Lanka’s endemic species of mammals and butterflies, as well as many kinds of insects, reptiles and rare amphibians.
Your trip to this forest reserve will wind through mountains,valleys and difficult trails but offers up a very scenic route with waterfalls and streams.
Proceed to the hotel and leisure preparing for the next adventure.

After breakfast, you will be transferred to the Bandaranaike International Airport where you will take your return flight.

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