An all-inclusive, private Safari in Yala National Park - Afternoon Safari in Sri Lanka's best location to spot leopards, Yala National Park.
Yala National Park is the most visited and the second-largest National Park in the country. Situated 260km southeast of Colombo, the park covers an area of 378 sq. miles, in a climate that is dry most year-round. Yala National Park can be reached from several destinations. These include Colombo via Thanamalvilla and Tissamaharama to Yala Block 1 (243km), From Kandy, via Nuwara Eliya to Tissamaharama Yala Block 1 (245km), Galle via Tissamaharama Yala Block 1 (169km), Arugam Bay via Buttala, and Kataragama to Yala (36km).
In addition to having clean beaches, freshwater lakes and rivers, scrubland, and rocky outcrops, the park is primarily made up of dense jungle, which together with the area’s other features provide a diverse environment for the numerous wildlife species that call it home.
The Yala National Park with its varied ecosystems such as the moist and dry monsoon forests, thorn forests, grasslands, wetlands, and beaches is home to 44 species of mammals, which includes a herd of about 350 Asian Elephants, Leopard, Sloth Bear, Wild Water Buffalo, Toque macaque (an old world monkey endemic to Sri Lanka), Golden Palm Civet (also endemic to Sri Lanka and listed as vulnerable by IUCN), Red Slender Loris and the Fishing Cat (A wild cat of South East Asia classified as endangered by IUCN in 2008).
However, Yala National Park is most well-known for its population of leopards, which is considered to have one of the greatest leopard densities in the world and is the main draw for the millions of visitors to the park every year, during your Safari in Yala National Park - Afternoon Safari you are sure to witness the beautiful creatures,
Safari in Yala National Park - Afternoon Safari, which is an all-inclusive safari, starts off at 2 PM and concludes at 6 PM. 1.45 PM will be the standard pick-up time from hotels in the Yala, Kirinda, and Tissamaharama regions. We provide Japanese Jeeps with front-facing, cushioned seats. All Jeeps come equipped with an Icebox and a complimentary pack of refreshments.
During the Safari in Yala National Park - Afternoon Safari, our key focus will be spotting Leopards, Elephants, and Sloth Bears in addition to other species such as Spotted Deer, Crocodiles, Elephants, Samber Deer, and many varieties of birds. For the keen bird watchers, we focus on birds too in this Safari in Yala National Park - Afternoon Safari.
This tour includes free pick up and drops from all hotels in the Palatupana Entrance area for this Safari in Yala National Park - Afternoon Safari.
| Pax | Rate |
| 1 | $ 141 |
| 2 | $ 101 |
| 3 | $ 89 |
| 4 | $ 83 |
| 5 | $ 79 |
| 6 | $ 76 |
| Pax | Rate |
| 1 | $ 71 |
| 2 | $ 51 |
| 3 | $ 45 |
| 4 | $ 42 |
| 5 | $ 40 |
| 6 | $ 38 |
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