Udawalawe National Park Private Safari

Udawalawe National Park Private Safari

Udawalawe National Park, the sixth largest animal sanctuary of Sri Lanka, is located 112 miles (180 km) from Colombo in south-central sector of the island. The park is situated just south of the Central Highlands, of which escarpment brings about an enrapturing backdrop. Udawalawe National Park established in the year 1972 with the objective of protecting the catchment area of Udawalawe reservoir, which provides water for agriculture and hydro-power generation spreads over an area 30,821 resembling an African game park.

Itinerary

For those who look for sights of lots of elephants, a safari to Udawalawe will never make you disappointed.

Renowned as a place that promises you sights of majestic elephants throughout the year, Udawalawe national park is one of the most undisturbed and pristine natural ecosystems on the planet enriched with a wealth of Sri Lankan elephants.

The huge herds of elephants with playful little ones being the prominent feature of the Udawalawe safari, the park also offer you glances at water buffalo, wild boar, spotted deer, sambur deer, jackal, samber, black-naped hare, mongooses, bandicoots, foxes, the endemic Toque Macaque and Gray Langers.

Spreading over an area of 30,821hactares the park embodies the true essence of a tropical paradise offering exciting excursions to capture the diversity of ecosystems that supports a rich variety of exotic flora and fauna.

Note: Recommended Start Times

Morning Safari (03-hours) - 06:00 am
Evening Safari (03-hours) - 03:00 pm
10-hour Safari - 07:00 am

Times to Avoid - Between 12:00 pm to 01:00 pm


Stop At:

• Udawalawe National Park Sri Lanka