CAMPING AMIDST WILDIFE

Leave for a morning safari in Udawalawa National Park, which will also be a great opportunity for birdwatcher to see the park’s host of species, including red faced malkoha, serpent eagles, hawk eagles, white bellied sea eagles, black eagles, black capped bulbuls, racket tailed drongos, malabar pied horn bills, white necked storks, open bills, ibis, shama, the forest nightingale, kingfishers and peacocks. Leave for Bundala after the morning safari. Enjoy the lunch at the campsite. Evening safari in Bundala National Park. Back to campsite for a torch-lit dinner round the campfire.

After breakfast, transfer to the Yala National Park.Renowned for its wildlife and bio-diversity, a number of significant cultural ruins also testify to the parks earlier civilizations, showing that much of the area might once have been populated and well developed.Back to Bundala and rest of the day at leisure.

After breakfast, leave for Nuwara Eliya after a morning safari in Bundala National Park. Nuwara Eliya, known locally as ‘Little England’ because of its strong associations with our former British colonial rulers, is arguable Sri Lanka's most popular inland holiday resort.