Jeep Safaris
Experience the thrill of a wildlife jeep safari through Sri Lanka's incredible national parks. Our modified 4x4 jeeps are equipped for optimal wildlife viewing and photography. Morning and evening safaris offer the best chances of spotting leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and countless other species in their natural habitats.
Our expert drivers know every trail and waterhole, maximizing your chances of unforgettable wildlife encounters.
Bird Watching
Sri Lanka is a birdwatcher's paradise with over 450 species recorded, including 34 endemics found nowhere else on Earth. From the vibrant Sri Lankan Blue Magpie to the elusive Green-billed Coucal, our expert ornithologist guides will help you spot and identify species across diverse habitats.
Key birding locations include Sinharaja Rainforest, Kumana, Bundala, and the wetlands of Muthurajawela.
Wildlife Photography
Capture stunning images of Sri Lanka's incredible wildlife with our photography-focused safaris. Our guides understand animal behavior and help position you for the perfect shot. We provide beanbag supports, recommend optimal camera settings, and schedule safaris during golden hour lighting.
Suitable for all skill levels — from smartphone photographers to professionals with telephoto lenses.
Night Safaris
Discover the nocturnal world of Sri Lanka's wildlife on a thrilling night safari. Using spotlights, our guides reveal a hidden world of fishing cats, civets, porcupines, lorises, and nightjars. Night safaris are available in buffer zones near several national parks.
A completely different experience from daytime safaris — the jungle comes alive with mysterious sounds and glowing eyes in the darkness.
Whale & Dolphin Watching
Sri Lanka is one of the best places in the world to see blue whales — the largest animals ever to have lived on Earth. From November to April, the waters off Mirissa become a whale-watching hotspot. You may also encounter sperm whales, Bryde's whales, and pods of playful spinner dolphins.
Trincomalee on the east coast offers whale watching from May to September.
Turtle Hatching
Five of the world's seven sea turtle species nest on Sri Lanka's beaches. Visit conservation hatcheries along the southern coast where volunteers protect nests and release baby turtles into the ocean. For an unforgettable experience, time your visit to witness a mass hatching event.
Rekawa Beach is one of the best spots to watch wild turtles come ashore to lay their eggs at night.
Elephant Gathering
Witness one of the greatest wildlife spectacles on the planet — "The Gathering" at Minneriya National Park. Between July and October, up to 300 wild Asian elephants congregate around the ancient reservoir. Entire family groups bathe, play, and socialize in a breathtaking display.
This event is ranked by Lonely Planet as one of the top wildlife events in the world.
Nature Trekking
Explore Sri Lanka's incredible landscapes on foot with our guided nature treks. Walk through cloud forests at Horton Plains to World's End, trek through the ancient Sinharaja Rainforest, or hike along jungle trails in Knuckles Mountain Range. Our guides identify plants, insects, birds, and mammals along the way.
Treks range from easy nature walks to challenging full-day hikes through remote wilderness.
Camping
Sleep under the stars in Sri Lanka's most spectacular wilderness locations. From luxury glamping near Yala to rustic camping in Wilpattu's buffer zones, we offer camping experiences for every comfort level. Fall asleep to the sounds of the jungle and wake up to incredible wildlife right outside your tent.