Yala National Park Safari from Ambalangoda

Ambalangoda City

Ambalangoda, a charming coastal town nestled along Sri Lanka's southwestern shoreline, captivates visitors with its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Renowned for its intricate mask-making traditions, Ambalangoda is a hub of artistic expression, with local artisans crafting vibrant masks that play a significant role in traditional performances and rituals. The town's bustling markets offer a glimpse into local life, featuring an array of handicrafts, spices, and fresh produce. Beyond its cultural treasures, Ambalangoda boasts pristine beaches that invite relaxation and water activities. With its fusion of art, history, and coastal allure, Ambalangoda offers a captivating and authentic Sri Lankan experience for those who venture to its shores.

(SKU: LK60740200) This safari takes you on a wonderful wildlife experience in Yala National Park, the second-largest national park in Sri Lanka. Get a chance to see the elusive Sri Lankan Leopard and wild elephants. Glue your eyes to your binoculars to identify the hundreds of aquatic birds that nest at the reserve. Feel the rhythm of nature in the movements and colors of the wildlife you get to see.

Includes:

Park entrance tickets are included when "+ Tickets" selected.
Hotel pickup and drop off from Ambalangoda.
Transport throughout the tour with an air-conditioned vehicle.
Service of an English-Speaking Chauffer Guide.
Safari jeep for the 3-hour safari.
Service of an English-speaking safari driver. (also your tracker)
Water bottle (per-person).

Excludes:

Park entrance tickets are excluded when "No Tickets" selected.
Food or Drinks.
Gratuities (Optional).
Expenses of Personal Nature.

Experience:

This amazing three-hour Safari offers the opportunity to visit Yala National Park, the second largest in the island based on the Southeastern coast of Sri Lanka. Get a chance to see the famous Sri Lankan leopards, indigenous wild water buffalo, Sri Lankan Sloth Bear, and large herds of Sri Lankan Elephants. The park is also home to many other species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and invertebrates.