Bundala National Park Safari from Balapitiya

Balapitiya City

Balapitiya, nestled on Sri Lanka's southwestern coast, offers a tranquil escape with pristine beaches and serene mangrove-lined rivers. Visitors can explore the Madu Ganga Estuary, go on boat safaris to witness diverse wildlife, and savor delicious seafood at local eateries. It's a charming coastal gem for nature enthusiasts and beach lovers.

(SKU: LK609Y0900) This tour takes you on a joyride through Bundala Bird Park - a haven for migratory waterbirds. You will be traveling through a Ramsar Wetland to see the colorful birdlife that wings their way to Sri Lanka for winter. Eager butterfly enthusiasts will find the safari a journey of discovery.

Includes:

Hotel pickup and drop off from Balapitiya.
Transport throughout the tour with an air-conditioned vehicle.
Service of an English-Speaking Chauffer Guide.
Safari jeep for the 3-hour safari.
Service of an English-speaking safari driver (also your tracker).
Water bottle (per-person).

Excludes:

Entrance tickets. (Bundala National Park)
Food or Drinks.
Gratuities (Optional).
Expenses of Personal Nature.

Experience:

You will be entering the Bundala Biosphere Reserve to feast your eyes on over a hundred common, rare and endangered migratory birds that make their temporary homes. Make sure to bring your cameras and binoculars because you will also get to see a number of colorful butterfly species, various mammals, amphibians, and more. The rich ecosystem of the swampy marshes will open up a whole new world for you to see and learn about. Bundala National Park Lies in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka, as part of a large group of national parks and sanctuaries on the Southern - Southeastern coast. Between the months of May - July, especially, these habitats become the nesting and breeding grounds of thousands of migratory birds. This ecological paradise has nearly 400 species of plants, around 200 species of birds - 58 of which are migratory, 32 species of mammals, 48 species of reptiles, 15 species of amphibians, 32 species of fish, and 52 species of butterflies.