Your journey to  Tissamaharama, the gateway to Yala National Park, where the call of the wild awaits. Here, tranquil lakes shimmer under the southern sun, ancient stupas rise in the distance, and herds of elephants roam free under starry skies.

Overnight stay in Tissamaharama

Step into the wild heart of Sri Lanka with an unforgettable Yala Safari experience! Explore the country’s most famous national park, where leopards roam freely and elephants wander through lush grasslands. As you journey through scenic landscapes of forests, lakes, and open plains, you’ll encounter a variety of wildlife — from majestic sloth bears and crocodiles to colorful peacocks and exotic birds. Whether you’re an avid nature lover or a first-time explorer, Yala offers the perfect mix of excitement and serenity. Get your camera ready — every turn promises a breathtaking moment in the wild!

After the safari trip at Yala transfer to Udawalawa

Overnight stay in Udawalawa

Enjoy a morning jeep safari in Udawalawe National Park, which is the best way to see elephants in their natural environment. After lunch, ascend into Nuwara Eliya's misty  hills.

Udawalawe National Park is one of Sri Lanka’s most popular wildlife destinations, famous for its large herds of elephants and breathtaking natural scenery. Located on the boundary of the country’s wet and dry zones, the park offers a true safari experience.

After the Udawalawa jeep safari you will travel to Nuwara Eliya after lunch.

Nuwara Eliya—often called “Little England”—is a charming town known for its cool climate, lush tea plantations, and colonial-era architecture. Visitors can stroll around the serene Gregory Lake, explore the vibrant local markets, or  breathtaking views and waterfalls.

Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya

Visit Horton Plains National Park in the morning, climb to the World's End, and take in the expansive vistas and striking cliffs. Visit lovely waterfalls and have a leisurely city tour in Nuwara Eliya in the afternoon.

Horton Plains National Park is a breathtaking highland plateau in the central region of Sri Lanka, offering a cool climate, stunning landscapes, and an unforgettable experience for nature lovers. Famous for its mist-covered grasslands, cloud forests, and dramatic cliffs, the park is a haven for wildlife and scenic beauty.

One of the park’s most iconic spots is World’s End, a sheer cliff with a drop of about 870 meters, providing panoramic views of the surrounding valleys on clear days. Other highlights include Baker’s Falls, a charming waterfall nestled within lush greenery, and diverse wildlife such as sambar deer, leopards, and a variety of endemic bird species.

After exploring Horton Plains you will travel back to Colombo on the same day.

Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya

Enjoy picturesque stops at a few lesserknown waterfalls after leaving Nuwara Eliya.Travel to Wasgamuwa National Park, which is surrounded by rivers and mountains, and spend the night in a tranquil setting.

Overnight stay in Wasgamuwa

Enjoy a morning safari at Wasgamuwa National Park, which is well-known for its vast biodiversity, to start the day. Visit Minneriya National Park in the dusk, where one of Asia's most breathtaking animal displays is produced by seasonal elephant gatherings.

Take a short excursion of Polonnaruwa, the medieval capital of Sri Lanka and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on your last day. After that, make your way to the airport to return safely back to your home country.