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dear friends ❤️. we are whale watching club ( we are not work with other companies ) we do our whale watching tour since 2013 . our main boat is "" Queen Whale "" It is a 60ft. length and 20ft width luxury catamaran boat with speed 13kt per hour. ( powering with Yamaha 385hp two engine units ) this boat can facilitate 150 passengers but considering your comfort and tour quality we arrange the tour only for 45 people. ** Our boat captain Manoj has more than 25 years’ of experience in sailing in the southern sea area in Sri Lanka . he is working as the boat captain for 13 years in whale watching boats. we need to inform you ❤️. Whale Sighting: 50% Dolphins Sighting: 90% Under these situation we can only do nice boat safari for you. During the tour if you are lucky you can see whales. We try our best to find them. whale watching is Sometimes the experience of a lifetime ❤️. . because Whales are the largest animals on Earth. kind regard. manoj ( WWC )

Attention: According to the current weather conditions, Kaudulla NP and Minneriya NP are the best options at this time. You can see a huge number of elephants in the afternoon and a slightly smaller number of elephants in the morning. If you want to avoid the crowd and heat, select the morning safari. Select the afternoon safari to see a huge number of elephants. Are you ready for an amazing adventure on a private jeep safari at Minneriya National Park? Get set for an unforgettable experience! We'll pick you up from your preferred location and head straight to one of the three incredible parks: Minneriya National Park, Kaudulla National Park, or Hurulu Eco-Park. Our expert guide will choose the best park for the day based on the weather conditions, ensuring you get the best wildlife viewing experience. You might see elephants, deer, and various beautiful birds. But that's not all! You'll learn all about the wildlife and their natural habitat while enjoying the beautiful scenery.

You have the option of either arranging for hotel pickup or heading directly to the Udawalawe National Park gate, where you'll rendezvous with your dedicated guide. Once there, you'll board a robust 4x4 vehicle, specially designed for navigating the park's rugged terrain and providing unobstructed views of its wildlife. Udawalawe National Park, one of Sri Lanka's expansive reserves, is renowned for its substantial population of Asian elephants, often seen in herds of up to 100. Beyond elephants, the park is home to a diverse array of animals, including jungle cats, fishing cats, gray hangers, toque macaques, foxes, bandicoots, mongooses, jackals, wild boars, and water buffalo, among others. Your guide will impart valuable insights about the park's wildlife and its delicate ecosystem throughout the excursion. With morning and afternoon departure choices, you can tailor your experience to align with your vacation timetable.

Spot the almighty leopard in this safari adventure at Yala National Park. Take an adventure to see elephants, buffalo, snakes, sloths, jackals, and more. With the help of your tour guide, discover the diverse wildlife that roams wild Sri Lanka. Break up your journey with a local Sri Lankan breakfast and lunch in the park.

Tick off Yala National Park’s highlights on a morning, afternoon, or full-day 4-wheel-drive safari, timed to include the precious dawn or dusk “golden hours.” Your driver–guide collects you from your hotel, transports you to the park, then searches for Yala’s “big three”—leopards, sloth bears, and elephants. Don’t risk scaring the animals away as you tour in a small vehicle. Full-day tours include a tasty Sri Lankan lunch.

Yala National Park is one of Sri Lanka's most popular tourist destinations, and for good reason - the park is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including the elusive leopard. A safari through the park is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but one that shouldn't be missed. Janaka Safari offers a luxury safari experience, complete with jeep, experienced driver, and water. The company also provides binoculars and a park map, ensuring that you don't miss a thing.

The park is 1,317 square kilometers (131, 693 hectares) and ranges from 0 to 152 meters above sea level. Nearly one hundred and six lakes (Willu) and tanks are found spread throughout Wilpattu. Wilpattu is the largest and one of the oldest National Parks in Sri Lanka. Wilpattu is among the top national parks world-renowned for its leopard (Panthera pardus kotiya) population. A remote camera survey was conducted in Wilpattu from July to October 2015 by the Wilderness & Wildlife Conservation Trust. A sample of forty nine individual leopards were photo-captured in the surveyed area and the core area density was between that of Yala National Park's Block I and Horton Plains National Park.

Elephant Safari – Minneriya, Kaudulla & Hurulu Eco Park Embark on an exciting jeep safari through Minneriya, Kaudulla, or Hurulu Eco Park, where you can witness majestic elephants roaming freely in their natural habitat. Depending on the season, we take you to the park with the best elephant sightings. Along the way, spot deer, monkeys, peacocks, crocodiles, and a variety of birds. Our expert guides ensure a safe and immersive experience, exploring the park’s diverse landscapes. Travel in a comfortable 4x4 jeep and enjoy an unforgettable wildlife adventure. Book your safari now for an up-close encounter with Sri Lanka’s giants!

Yala National Park’s forest, grassland, marshes, and beaches are home to elephants, leopards, sloth bears, and more. Give this spacious environment the time it deserves on this private safari package that lasts almost twice as long as many other tours. Your guide will collect you and drop you at hotels in Yala, Kirinda, Tissamaharama, Kataragama, Debarawewa, Sithulpawwa, and Weerawila, but park entry tickets are at your own expense.

This Yala safari tour offers a unique experience by combining wildlife adventure with breathtaking landscapes. Unlike other safaris, it provides the rare opportunity to witness the diverse ecosystems of Yala National Park, including dense jungles, grassy plains, and serene lagoons. What sets this tour apart is the chance to spot the elusive Sri Lankan leopard, which has the highest concentration in the world within this park.

Feel Colombo’s pulse and discover its sights in a way difficult to do independently or by conventional car on this private half-day tuk-tuk tour. Choose a morning or late-afternoon trip and settle into your nimble 3-wheeler with your personal driver-guide. Then, soak in the city’s bustle as you zip to Pettah and Galle Face Green; and stop at temples, markets, and colonial-era landmarks. Admissions are at your own expense.

Visit either Minneriya National Park or Kaudulla National Park during this full-day private tour. Both options include complimentary hotel transfers from either Habarana or Minneriya. Get a chance to spot elephant herds, crocodiles, and birds of prey during either a morning or afternoon Jeep safari. Tour packages also include breakfast with coffee or tea and bottled water.

Famed for its population of hundreds of elephants, Udawalawe National Park is a must for wildlife lovers in Sri Lanka. Discover it with an experienced driver/guide on a private morning or evening safari. Choose a Jeep-only package or upgrade to include park entrance tickets. The price includes 2-way transfers from locations within 3 miles (5 kilometers) of the park gate, but surcharges apply for many hotels.

The biggest concentration of wild Asian elephants in the entire world may be found in Sri Lanka’s Minneriya National Park, which is home to a wide variety of species. Nearly 31,000 hectares make up Minneriya National Park. Nearly 170 bird species and other animals are also found in the area. Jeep safaris are a popular way for visitors to go through the park, increasing their chances of seeing park animals in their natural habitat at twilight. There are a few parks instead of the Minneriya national park ( Hurulu eco park, Kaudulla national park) and we will guide you to find the best park to see elephants according to the weather conditions.

Experience the best of Sri Lanka’s wilderness on a guided adventure through Yala National Park, one of Asia’s top wildlife destinations. Led by an officially licensed Yala Safari Jeep Driver, this tour offers a safe, ethical, and immersive journey in a 4x4 open jeep designed for excellent visibility and photography. Choose from Full-Day, Morning (7-Hour Leopard Focus), or Evening safari options to match your schedule. Your expert guide uses responsible tracking and deep knowledge of the park to help spot leopards, elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles, buffalo, deer, monkeys, and over 200 bird species. Yala’s diverse landscapes—lakes, forests, grasslands, and rocky viewpoints—create a stunning backdrop throughout the tour. All experiences follow strict park regulations and Viator’s Animal Welfare Policy, ensuring respectful, non-intrusive wildlife viewing. Enjoy a comfortable, informative, and unforgettable safari into the heart of Yala.

Spot Sri Lanka’s native animal species in their natural habitats—including a seasonal elephant migration—during this private, half-day tour of Minneriya National Park. Travel in a comfortable, chauffeured Jeep with room for up to five people. Get support and context from your English-speaking guide. Both morning and afternoon options are available.

Enjoy an ideal opportunity to immerse yourself in Sri Lankan nature and encounter local wildlife—and make your sightseeing logistics seamless—on this private, full-day safari tour of Wilpattu National Park. Following pickup directly from your hotel (locations including Colombo, Kandy, and more are served), set off via Jeep. Benefit from your guide's knowledge as you go in search of elephants, leopards, and other elusive animals.

Combine white water rafting with ziplining, trekking, and the chance to jump into—and slide down—natural streams with this adventure activity. You'll go rafting on the Kelaniya River, crossing five big rapids and four minor ones, followed by ziplining, trekking, and a visit to the natural waterslides of the Katarangala Streams.

Sri Lanka’s Udawalawe National Park is best known for having a huge elephant population, but you’re also likely to spot water buffalo, mongoose, eagles and peacocks. Keep an eye out for the elusive leopards too. The Elephant Transit Home is one of the largest animal sanctuaries on the island, where young elephants are cared for before being released back into the park.

visit to the Kumana National Park is a must-do activity when you holiday at Arugam Bay and we are delighted to organize half-day Kumana National Park safari tours during the outbreak of the morning sun and at the peak of the afternoon heat which you can choose from as you wish. No matter what time you choose, you will be gracefully picked up from and dropped back at your hotel at Arugam Bay showing you the best of the national park that covers a massive area of land of 35,664 hectares. A special feature here is that an area of about 200 hectares is allocated just for the sole purpose of bird watching during the months of May and June, where you could see several different species of birds that fly here to hibernate. This is also one of the reasons why exploring the Kuman National Park is one of the most popular activities amongst both local and foreign tourists to the area.

Sri Lanka’s Minneriya National Park attracts wild elephants year-round, especially during the July-September dry season. Maximize your chances of seeing herds around its ancient reservoir on this private afternoon-and-early-evening safari. Traverse scrub, wetlands, and forests aboard a private 4WD with a driver/tracker scouting out viewpoints; watch for elephants, wild deer, buffalo, lizards, and more. Hotel transfers from Habarana and nearby towns are included.

This Udawalawe Safari tour offers a unique experience by combining wildlife adventure with breathtaking landscapes. Unlike other safaris, it provides the rare opportunity to explore the diverse ecosystems of Udawalawe National Park, including open grasslands, dense forests, and the scenic Udawalawe Reservoir. What sets this tour apart is the chance to observe large herds of elephants in their natural habitat, along with other wildlife such as water buffalo, deer, and a variety of bird species. Expert guides lead the way, sharing insights about the park’s rich flora and fauna. The tour promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Sri Lanka's wildlife.

The largest animal in the world, majestic blue whales can reach up to 100 feet (30 meters) long—and in season Mirissa offers a great chance to see them. Go whale watching the responsible way on this large, stable trimaran, with full safety equipment. The professional crew will ensure you are always a respectful distance from the whales. Your package includes pickup from Mirissa area hotels, breakfast, Wi-Fi—and even sea-sickness pills.