Udawalawa Safari and Village Tours

Program 

Day 1:- Udawalawa Village and Village Tours  

Once you arrive at Wilpattu, Sri Lankan Tour Hub’s guides will pick you up and then, you will directly be transferred to the Hotel. You will check-in and meet the team. There, you will enjoy local foods and Sri Lankan style cocktails. On this day, the guides will show you the village around. Afterward, the guide has organized excursion to visit village & local attraction places around Udawalawa national park & Lake. You will also have a chance to feel an evening sunset at the lake side. If you accommodate  camping site you will have a chance to Kayaking on the lake as well. You will have your BBQ or Sri Lankan style dinner at camping site near the lakeside and back to your accommodation, relax.

Day 2:- Udawalawa National Park Wildlife Safari – Check Out 1 pm 

You will begin your day by enjoying a breakfast buffet, a combination of Sri Lankan and Western food changing daily. You will have an adventure safari or professional wildlife guiding at the Udawalawa National Park. You can collect your basic camera equipment and start your adventure safari.

Here, you will have the opportunity to see a lot of wild elephants, water buffalo’s, alligators, bears, deer, and various kinds of birds. You will have a jungle camp experience by going on a safari with the wildlife guide and team (transportation in a 4×4 off-road Jeep).

Safari will end at 12 p.m. Go back to the hotel and you will have your lunch on your adventure campsite. Check out is by 1:00 p.m. Grab some photos  and some mercy to show off to your travel friends. Make sure you’ve got everyone on Facebook and say goodbye to your camp family. They miss you already.

Included excursions

 Location

Udawalawa National Park

Framed by soaring highlands on its northern boundary, the Udawalawa National Park is one of the world’s best places to see wild elephants. Largely comprised of grasslands and bush forest, it’s also one of the best national parks in Sri Lanka for game spotting.

With herds of elephants, wild buffalo, sambar and spotted deer, and giant squirrel, this Sri Lankan national park is one of the nation’s finest. In fact, for elephant-watching, Udawalawa often surpasses many of the most famous East African national parks. The park, which centers on the 308.2-sq-km Udawalawa Reservoir, is lightly vegetated, but it has a stark beauty and the lack of dense vegetation makes game-watching easy.

There are also mongooses, jackals, water monitor lizards, lots of crocodiles, sloth bears and the occasional leopard. There are 30 varieties of snakes and a wealth of birdlife – 210 species at last count; northern migrants join the residents between November and April.