Though just a little island in the Indian Ocean, it is truly amazing how many diverse environments can be found in Sri Lanka. From beaches, to savannah style grasslands, forests and even to hillside adventures in colder climates, you will be able to experience each and every one with Mahoora tented safari camps.
Wasgamuwa National Park
Named after the considerable population of Sri Lankan sloth bears that used to roam around the confines of the park prior to the decline of their numbers, Wasgamuwa is famous for an assortment of wildlife, such as elephants, leopards and deer.
Sinharaja Rainforest Reserve
The Sinharaja Rainforest Reserve is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a haven for nature enthusiasts with its incredible prevalence of endemic plant, reptilian, mammalian, insect and bird life. A record 95 percent of Sri Lanka's endemic birds occur here.
Gal Oya National Park
The Gal Oya National Park is the only park in Sri Lanka where you can go on a boat safari. It is home to a wide array of wildlife, and here elephants can be seen swimming from island to island in the reservoir.
Bundala National Park
This quiet coastal sanctuary is widely regarded as a paradise for birders, with every species of water bird in Sri Lanka occurring here. Large flocks of water birds, including the Greater Flamingo are commonplace. You can also observe enormous crocodiles in the marshes and take a dip in the Indian Ocean.
Yala National Park
The Yala National Park is the best place in the world to photograph and film Sri Lankan Leopards in the wild. It has the highest recorded density of leopards, with the population being as high as one leopard per square kilometer in Block I. In addition, Yala is also home to elephants, crocodiles and sloth bears.
Udawalawe National Park
The Udawalawe National Park has an incredibly high resident population of Sri Lankan elephants, and is the only national park where an elephant sighting is guaranteed on each and every game drive.
Wilpattu National Park
The untouched jungle of the Wilpattu National Park and its villus where animals come to drink is a great place to catch the Sri Lankan Leopard in action, spot some incredible bird life, and to even see a lone elephant crashing through the trees.
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"We were blown away with our Mahoora experience. From the moment we arrived, friendly welcome, loads of information, fabulous accommodation and the meals were 5 star."
Sharon L - Melbourne - Australia
April 2016
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