Embark on a half-day private safari in Udawalawe National Park, renowned for its large herds of elephants. Enjoy an authentic wildlife experience with an overnight stay in a comfortable tented camp.
Your adventure continues with a visit to the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home, where you can witness baby elephants being cared for before their release into the wild. Round-trip transportation from Colombo is included.
Why you should book this excursion?
Private half-day safari in Udawalawe National Park.
Elephant Transit Home visit during feeding time
Observe large herds of elephants in their natural habitat.
Morning: Visit the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home to witness the care and feeding of baby elephants.
Late Morning: Depart from Udawalawe and travel back to Colombo, completing your journey.
Breakfast
Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
Experienced Sighting-Guidance
Entrance fees to the Udawalawe National Park
Private Safari Jeep
1 night stay on half-board basis
Transportation throughout the tour
Government tax
Exclusions
Any additional meal or drink
Any tips to the staff
Any extra equipment hired beyond what we provide
Overall Trip Rating:
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Safari in Sri Lanka at its best
By Mark
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Switzerland
July 31, 2019
The excellent very motivated staff that took care of us and took us to the twice daily Safaris was the best. We enjoyed the dry season in the park, saw the big three several times and many more animals, got a lot of information and an answer to all our questions. The guide and the driver as well as the ranger who joined us on all the safaris all seemed so enthusiastic and happy to provide us with the best experience possible. The tents are very nice and fully equiped not very far from the road to the smaller park entrance and directly at the boarder of the park, quiet and in typical surroundings. The meals were excellent and with a nice variety. The atmosphere for dinner with a burning fire was unique. The camp tries to avoid garbage, uses solar energy, safes water... There is hardly anything that could be improved.
