Top Colombo Wildlife Encounters

Learn about the history and culture of Colombo, Sri Lanka's capital city, on this half-day private tour. Visit key landmarks including the Old Parliament building, Vihara Buddhist Temple, and St Lucia's Cathedral to learn more about the unique history and culture of Sri Lanka. Enjoy personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this private tour, including private hotel transportation, for just you and your party.

Climb to the ruins on Sigiriya Rock and explore the Buddha-statue-packed caves of Dambulla—this small-group tour from Colombo removes the stress from visiting two of Sri Lanka’s highlights. Settle into an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver-guide, and admire the scenery on route into the island’s lush heartlands. Visit Dambulla and then stop at Sigiriya, where you can climb the rock or just stroll its gardens. Admissions are at your own expense.

For Sri Lankans, as for Italians, dining remains a ritual to be treasured. Immerse in the spicy delights of Sri Lankan cuisine, from market shopping to dining etiquette, during this hands-on private cooking course. Led by a professional chef in a charming villa, learn the tricks of authentic Sri Lankan home cooking, and feast on a 5-course lunch or dinner you’ve prepared yourself.

Enjoy personalized attention from your guide on this private tour of Wilpattu National Park from Colombo. With convenient round-trip transportation, there's no need to rent a car and you can relax on the transfers to and from Colombo. Once in the park, take a jeep safari to see the local wildlife and learn about their biology and behavior through guided commentary. A private tour means you can move at your own pace and enjoy a flexible itinerary.

Lots of exciting moments are waiting for your way. Leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and many more mammals, reptiles, and bird species roam freely in this tropical dry zone forest. My Jeep drivers are experienced, well-trained, and gentle. I would guarantee slow driving throughout and let you enjoy the tremendous beauty of the surrounding landscape. This short tour would definitely catch your heart to falling in love with Sri Lanka! World Heritage Galle Dutch Fortress, Moonstones mine in Meetiyagoda, Boat Safari at Madu River, and the Turtle Hatchery on our way back to Colombo will make the tour more vibrant. The accommodation is very clean & quiet and will provide relaxation and peace of mind during the stay.

Bird lovers don't want to miss this private 3-hour birdwatching tour of Muthurajawela Marsh, one of the top bird sanctuaries in Sri Lanka. On a boat safari, you'll have the chance to see the birds of the region who live around the lagoon near Negombo. Admire the complex ecosystem of the marshlands, and spot birds through binoculars with the help of a bird guide. A picnic breakfast is included.

Take a day trip from Colombo, Kandy or Negombo to two Sri Lanka must-sees—Sigiriya Rock Fortress and Dambulla’s Cave Temples—on this private tour. Avoid the hassle of cabs or buses; and reach both UNESCO-protected wonders by comfortable, private air-conditioned car with a private driver-guide for extra insight. Plus, get the most of your journey with an included lunch and stops at a spice garden, traditional village, and Pidurangala Rock.

Enjoy a guided safari with a Kingfisher naturalist, joining you in the back of the jeep and provide uninterrupted commentary during the safari, where you have a chance to explore the amazing Udawalawe National Park. Travel through the marshes, forests, and grasslands of the park that was created as a sanctuary for wildlife in the 1970s. The park is famous for its Sri Lankan elephants and with us you can learn all about the gentle giants and what makes the Sri Lankan elephant different from its Indian and African cousins. Although famous for its elephants, Udawalawe National Park is a famous birdwatching hotspot. Our representative is a trained bird watcher with a hawk eye to spotting Udawalawe's most exotic collection of birds. Be sure not to miss out on the park's avian life.

We are a professional tourism and travel company operating in Sri Lanka and we have fully qualified Sri Lankan Tour Guides with experience more than 8 years and an operational staff with required qualifications and hands on experience. We all are willing to give a different vision of travel to all of our clients to experience the best and go for the best.  

If you are looking for a quality Birding experience in Sri Lanka, our expertly guided tour is the best option, which will bring many Sri Lankan specialties to your bird list.

Experience Sri Lanka beauty on this 8 days organized tour where you’ll visit ancient sites, beaches, national parks the hill country, and much more. Your guide will arrange everything. You’ll be greeted at the airport, and then you’ll be on your way to Dambulla, Sigiriya, Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Ella, Tissamaharama, Yala National Park, Mirissa, Galle and more.

Wilpattu is the largest and one of the oldest National Parks in Sri Lanka. Which is among the top national parks world-renowned for its leopard population. A safari in Wilpattu is very different from any of the other major national parks

Udawalawe National Park lies on the boundary of Sabaragamuwa and Uva Provinces, in Sri Lanka. The national park was created to provide a sanctuary for wild animals displaced by the construction of the Udawalawe Reservoir on the Walawe River, as well as to protect the catchment of the reservoir.

Private return transport from Colombo. Lunch at the campsite Evening Private Safari at Wilpattu National park. Dinner at Campsite Night Walk Morning Walk & Cooking Lesson Breakfast Big Game Safaris Wilpattu is visited by elephants and has a very rich birdlife. It’s located closer to the southern boundary of Wilpattu National Park, adjoining a lake, and is surrounded by a bush forest. Enjoy alfresco meals near the lake, surrounded by the serenity of nature. The distance between the entrance of the Park and the campsite is a mere 7km, and takes only 5 to 10 minutes to get there. As this campsite is located just bordering a lake closer to the Park’s boundary, it feels more like living inside the park. There is plenty of wildlife within the campsite wandering across from the Park itself.

Yala safaris are the best when it comes to getting the most sightings in, as it allows you to be inside the park for an extended period of time. Yala is also culturally significant and you will come across the ancient temples and monasteries of Situlpawwa, Magul Vihara and Akasa Chaitiya during your time there. A significant part of Yala borders the Indian Ocean and your picnic-style lunch on this day will be served in a safe location by the beach, where Park visitors are permitted to disembark from their vehicles.