Arugam Bay blends world-class surfing with rustic charm, wildlife adventures, and serene sunrises—making it a laid-back haven for thrill-seekers and peace lovers alike.

A serene wildlife haven on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, Bundala National Park is famed for migratory birds, flamingos, elephants, and sea turtles—offering a peaceful yet vibrant safari experience for nature lovers.

Located within Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle, this park is internationally renowned for 'The Gathering,' where over 300 wild elephants congregate around the ancient reservoir during dry season. A crucial part of the elephant migration corridor.

Most famous for the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage, one of the world's largest. Established in 1975, it cares for abandoned elephants, offering visitors close observation of bathing, feeding, and social interactions in this popular family-friendly destination.

Sri Lanka's elephant country offers a sanctuary with open landscapes and calm safari experiences. This park provides near-guaranteed elephant sightings year-round, with open grasslands and the giant Udawalawe Reservoir supporting diverse wildlife in easily visible terrain.

Sri Lanka's largest and oldest national park lies in the northwestern region near Anuradhapura. Known as the 'Land of Lakes,' this less commercialized wilderness features thick jungle terrain where leopards, sloth bears, and elephants roam freely.

Located in Sri Lanka's southeastern corner, this most-visited national park boasts the world's highest leopard density. This vast reserve blends diverse habitats supporting elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles, and over 200 bird species in untamed wilderness.