Want to see pristine landscapes, rare birds and elephants near Tissamaharama? Then you must absolutely discover the Yala National Park and the Bundala Ornithological Reserve. You are taken care of in front of your cabana by an experienced driver and you will discover the unique flora and fauna of Sri Lanka.
Safaris in Yala national Park
A must in the surroundings of Tissamaharama, a Safari in Yala National Park is an activity not to be missed! In the second largest reserve on the island, discover some forty species of mammals, sumptuous landscapes and multicoloured birds. Among the prestigious animals, you have the opportunity to see leopards, lazy bears, crocodiles and of course elephants. Available in the morning, afternoon or full day, safari schedules can be adapted to your needs. We provide you with enough water and, if you are away for a full day, lunch is served in the heart of Yala National Park.
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Safaris in Bundala National Park
The Bundala Ornithological Reserve is an extremely important place for the wintering of migratory birds. The first Ramsar Site in Sri Lanka, it was designated a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2005. Of the more than two hundred bird species you can find there, six are endemic. Perhaps among kingfishers, pelicans and flamingos, you will have the chance to see a Ceylon hornbill (Ocyceros gingalensis), a red-crowned bearded beard (Megalaima rubricapillus) or a Lafayette rooster (Gallus lafayettii).
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Lake tour near Tissamaharama
Would you like to discover the abundance of nature in Tissamaharama without necessarily taking a safari? Or maybe you just want to admire the birds that abound near Yala National Park? By the many lakes close to Tissamaharama, you can enjoy the beauty of this region in complete peace of mind. Discover then a colorful and abundant fauna and breathtaking landscapes. This is a unique offer, take advantage of it!
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Encounter with Sri Lankan elephants
Would you like to discover in a new way the elephants near Tissamaharama? We invite you to meet the free elephants who live outside Yala National Park. Elephas maximus maximus living in Sri Lanka is a subspecies of the Asian elephant. Rarely solitary, you frequently meet groups of several individuals in the company of young elephants. During the day, elephants mainly benefit from shaded areas and water points. You can thus travel to remote places and discover the pachyderms going about their daily routine. Near the lakes, you sometimes have the chance to observe the bathing ritual, often shared with the family.