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Arrival in Colombo International Airport and meet with our representative at the arrival lounge
Transfer to Kitulgala – 2 hour drive approximately
Evening bird watching trail at Village
Day 2
Early morning Bird watching trail – Bird watching in Kithulgala is considered as a main interest of a nature lover and can result in you seeing many of the country’s endemic bird species such as Sri Lanka Orange-billed babbler and chestnut-backed owlet, as well as reptiles such as green pit viper and earless lizard and a variety of butterflies
Breakfast at the Camp Site
Evening Bird watching trail in the village
Day 3
Breakfast at the hotel
Transfer to Udawalawe National Park – 3 ½ hour drive approximately
Do evening safari at Udawalawe National Park
Day 4
Do morning safari at Udawalawe National Park
Udawalawe is an important habitat for Sri Lankan Elephants, which are relatively easy to see in its open habitats. Many elephants are attracted to the park because of the Udawalawe reservoir, with a herd of about 250 believed to be permanently resident.
Transfer to Bundala National Park
Do evening safari at Bundala National Park
About 100 species of water birds inhabit the wetland habitats in Bundala, half of them being migrant birds. Greater Flamingo which visits in large flocks of over 1,000 individuals, from Rann of Kutch of India is being the highlight in the past. Other water birds which are present in large numbers include Lesser Whistling Duck, Garganey, Little Cormorant, Indian Cormorant, Grey Heron, Black-headed Ibis, Eurasian Spoonbill Asian Openbill, Painted Stork, medium sized waders, Tringa subspecies, and small waders, Charadrius subspecies. Black-necked Stork, Lesser Adjutant and Eurasian Coot are rare birds inhabit in the national park
Day 5
Full day safari at Yala National Park
Yala is an ideal place to spot the “big four” of Sri Lankan wildlife, the elephants, the sloth bear, the illusive leopard and the wild buffalo, the unsung denizen of the park, if nothing else dangerous to the extreme. The roaming elephant herds can be easily seen during dry spells at the small scale reservoirs like Butuwe (derived from the word “Wana Butewa”) and Mahaseelawa while Uraniya is best known for its aquatic avifauna, wild buffalo, mugger or mash crocodile & salt water crocodiles. The black sloth bear is more difficult to spot as it’s more of a solitary animal of nocturnal habits and sightings tend to be a seasonal occurrence.
Day 6
Bird watching trail in Tissa forest and the tank
Breakfast at the Hotel
Transfer to Colombo
Day 7
Breakfast at the Hotel
Transfer to Airport for departure – 1 hour drive approximately
