Yala National Park is a famous wildlife sanctuary in southeastern Sri Lanka. It covers an area of about 979 square kilometres and is renowned for its biodiversity. There are many different wildlife species in the park., including leopards, elephants, sloth bears, deer, crocodiles, and monkeys. Over 200 bird species can be found there as well. Yala’s diverse habitats consist of dry monsoon forests, grasslands, and wetlands.

The Afternoon Safari in Yala National Park, from 3 pm to 6 pm, offers an exciting wildlife adventure. With an experienced guide, you’ll explore the park in a rugged jeep, providing optimal viewing opportunities. Yala is famous for its diverse wildlife, including leopards, elephants, crocodiles, and numerous bird species. During the afternoon hours, animals are often more active, increasing your chances of sightings. It’s a fantastic time to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Yala National Park and witness its remarkable wildlife.

Also you can visit Hambantota Bird’s Park. There are several wonderful varieties of exotic birds kept here. Even better, one may connect with the parrots by feeding them, or simply enjoy the incredible variety of bird species from around the world. Here you may also see some of the rare and endangered Asian bird species. For those times when you need to sate your demands for Sri Lankan food, there is a restaurant within.

Itinerary 

• Pick up from Galle 
• Travel to Yala (181 km, 3h 30 min)
• En-route visit Bird’s Park Hambantota
• Yala evening safari (Price includes)
• Travel back to Galle