Embark on a thrilling adventure and journey into the heart of the wild, where untamed nature and breathtaking wildlife await. Experience the raw beauty of the great outdoors and create unforgettable memories in the wild.
Sri Lanka’s breathtaking landscapes are home to diverse wildlife, from lush wetlands and dense forests to expansive national parks and misty mountains. Experience thrilling safaris with leopards and elephants, explore scenic trails through cloud forests, or witness marine conservation efforts along the coast. Discover the wild, where nature thrives in its purest form.
A Ramsar-listed wetland with freshwater lakes and mangroves, home to diverse birdlife, amphibians, and fish, supporting both migratory and resident species in a serene natural setting.
Adam’s Peak (Sri Pada) is a sacred mountain in Sri Lanka, famous for a footprint at its summit and stunning sunrises seen by pilgrims and hikers.
Sri Lanka’s largest national park, famous for its leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and unique villu lakes, offering unparalleled wildlife encounters in a vast natural landscape.
Surrounding an ancient reservoir, this sanctuary is a vital habitat for elephants, pelicans, and other aquatic birds, offering a picturesque landscape rich in biodiversity.
A protected region safeguarding water catchments, home to elephants, deer, and leopards, offering a serene and lesser-visited wildlife experience.
A wildlife-rich park with large elephant herds, sloth bears, crocodiles, and abundant bird species, known for its unspoiled wilderness and stunning scenery.
A UNESCO-listed region featuring cloud forests, waterfalls, and endemic species, with stunning hiking trails for adventurers.
A scenic highland region with misty trails, breathtaking landscapes, and rich endemic wildlife, offering a tranquil nature escape.
A panoramic highland grassland with legendary ties, featuring stunning mountain views and diverse plant species.
A remote sanctuary with elephants, crocodiles, and indigenous Vedda communities, preserving cultural heritage alongside rich biodiversity.
Featuring Sri Lanka’s largest reservoir, this park offers boat safaris, diverse birdlife, and a thriving elephant population along its scenic waterways.
A premier birdwatching destination, home to migratory birds, elephants, and crocodiles, set within a beautiful coastal wetland.
A highland plateau with unique cloud forests, rare wildlife, and breathtaking viewpoints like World's End, offering a striking landscape.
A quieter section of Yala National Park, home to leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and pristine wilderness for an undisturbed safari experience.
A stunning coastal wetland, home to flamingos, crocodiles, and diverse migratory bird species, providing a rich habitat for wildlife.
A vital marine conservation site where visitors can witness nesting sea turtles and explore rich coastal biodiversity.
A UNESCO-listed tropical rainforest with rare flora and fauna, home to endemic birds, leopards, reptiles, amphibians, and towering trees, offering a rich biodiversity experience.
A crucial elephant habitat with wetlands, rare birds, and diverse amphibians, providing an important conservation area for Sri Lanka’s wildlife.
A lush forest reserve near Kandy, home to deer, porcupines, and a variety of endemic birds, with serene walking trails and historical significance.
A tranquil refuge around an ancient reservoir, providing shelter to elephants, aquatic birds, and native wildlife in a scenic wetland ecosystem.
A forested sanctuary surrounding Ravana Falls, featuring monkeys, reptiles, and endemic flora, offering a blend of natural beauty and rich biodiversity.
Surrounding the historic Sigiriya Rock, this sanctuary hosts elephants, leopards, endemic birds, and lush greenery, merging wildlife conservation with cultural heritage.
A coastal wetland with lagoons and mangroves, home to numerous water birds, including migratory species like flamingos, supporting a thriving ecosystem.
A diverse mix of forests and grasslands, supporting elephants, deer, and a variety of bird species, providing a peaceful wildlife experience.
A mystical forest with ancient ruins, rare medicinal plants, and rich biodiversity, offering an untouched natural retreat.
A cool-climate sanctuary near Nuwara Eliya, preserving rare flora, endemic wildlife, and breathtaking montane landscapes.
Kaludiya Pokuna Monastery is an ancient forest monastery near Dambulla, known for its serene setting, rock inscriptions, and archaeological ruins.
Trincomalee, on Sri Lanka’s northeast coast, is known for its scenic beaches, historic Fort Frederick, and the sacred Koneswaram Temple.