Elephant point beach

This safari takes you on an adventure that combines wildlife with history. Get to see Sri Lankan Elephants in the wild. Go birdwatching to catch sight of rare species. Learn the ancient history of the park’s location. Take note of the ruins and remains of civilizations long past.

This safari takes you on an adventure that combines wildlife with history. Get to see Sri Lankan Elephants in the wild. Go birdwatching to catch sight of rare species. Seek the advice of in-tour your naturalist for the best tip and tricks to find birds and mammals in the wild. Get to know the various properties of the rare plants along your way. This is a learning adventure for those who seek to know the beautiful nature around us!This safari takes you on an adventure that combines wildlife with history. Get to see Sri Lankan Elephants in the wild. Go birdwatching to catch sight of rare species. Learn the ancient history of the park’s location. Take note of the ruins and remains of civilizations long past.

Some of the bird species that you may see are the endemic red-faced malkoha and the Sri Lankan junglefowl. You could also catch an elusive look at colorful peafowl, a painted stork, a black-headed ibis or even a Sri Lankan frogmouth. There are many reptiles you may see on the banks of water bodies, such as the Mugger Crocodile or water monitors. There are quite a few species of skinks, lizards, and snakes as well. There are around 50 species of butterflies in Wasgamuwa Park that may interest butterfly enthusiasts. Eight of these species are endemic

The park is 1,317 square kilometers (131, 693 hectares) and ranges from 0 to 152 meters above sea level. Nearly one hundred and six lakes (Willu) and tanks are found spread throughout Wilpattu. Wilpattu is the largest and one of the oldest National Parks in Sri Lanka. Wilpattu is among the top national parks world-renowned for its leopard (Panthera pardus kotiya) population. A remote camera survey was conducted in Wilpattu from July to October 2015 by the Wilderness & Wildlife Conservation Trust. A sample of forty nine individual leopards were photo-captured in the surveyed area and the core area density was between that of Yala National Park's Block I and Horton Plains National Park.

We will meet you on Dutch Bay, Trincomalee by 6.15 AM and we will start sailing towards the deep sea by 6.30 AM. During this 7 hours cruise on a sailing catamaran, We will search for marine giants: whales and ever smiling Dolphins. While you are enjoying this premium Whale and Dolphin watching cruise, our chef will serve a freshly prepared breakfast on board. When we are near these marine giants, our crew will call you to the bow or upper deck for the best views. Next, we will reach the area of the magnificent coastline of Trincomalee to anchor for a few hours in the Back bay near Koneswaram temple. There you may enjoy swimming, snorkeling and stand-up paddle boarding prior to freshly cooked lunch on board. End of the experience, we will sail back to Dutch bay and we will disembark there after this magnificent experience..

We will meet you on Dutch Bay, Trincomalee by 6.15 AM and we will start sailing towards the deep sea by 6.30 AM. During this 7 hours cruise on a sailing catamaran, We will search for marine giants: whales and ever smiling Dolphins. While you are enjoying this premium Whale and Dolphin watching cruise, our chef will serve a freshly prepared breakfast on board. When we are near these marine giants, our crew will call you to the bow or upper deck for the best views. Next, we will reach the area of the magnificent coastline of Trincomalee to anchor for a few hours in the Back bay near Koneswaram temple. There you may enjoy swimming, snorkeling and stand-up paddle boarding prior to freshly cooked lunch on board. End of the experience, we will sail back to Dutch bay and we will disembark there after this magnificent experience..

This safari takes you on an adventure that combines wildlife with history. Get to see Sri Lankan Elephants in the wild. Go birdwatching to catch sight of rare species. Learn the ancient history of the park’s location. Take note of the ruins and remains of civilizations long past.

This safari takes you on an adventure that combines wildlife with history. Get to see Sri Lankan Elephants in the wild. Go birdwatching to catch sight of rare species. Seek the advice of in-tour your naturalist for the best tip and tricks to find birds and mammals in the wild. Get to know the various properties of the rare plants along your way. This is a learning adventure for those who seek to know the beautiful nature around us!This safari takes you on an adventure that combines wildlife with history. Get to see Sri Lankan Elephants in the wild. Go birdwatching to catch sight of rare species. Learn the ancient history of the park’s location. Take note of the ruins and remains of civilizations long past.

Some of the bird species that you may see are the endemic red-faced malkoha and the Sri Lankan junglefowl. You could also catch an elusive look at colorful peafowl, a painted stork, a black-headed ibis or even a Sri Lankan frogmouth. There are many reptiles you may see on the banks of water bodies, such as the Mugger Crocodile or water monitors. There are quite a few species of skinks, lizards, and snakes as well. There are around 50 species of butterflies in Wasgamuwa Park that may interest butterfly enthusiasts. Eight of these species are endemic

The park is 1,317 square kilometers (131, 693 hectares) and ranges from 0 to 152 meters above sea level. Nearly one hundred and six lakes (Willu) and tanks are found spread throughout Wilpattu. Wilpattu is the largest and one of the oldest National Parks in Sri Lanka. Wilpattu is among the top national parks world-renowned for its leopard (Panthera pardus kotiya) population. A remote camera survey was conducted in Wilpattu from July to October 2015 by the Wilderness & Wildlife Conservation Trust. A sample of forty nine individual leopards were photo-captured in the surveyed area and the core area density was between that of Yala National Park's Block I and Horton Plains National Park.