Udawalawe National Park

Explore the Wild Side of Sri Lanka with Udawalawe National Park Safari Udawalawe National Park is one of Sri Lanka’s most renowned wildlife reserves, famous for its thriving elephant population. Located in the southern region, this 308-square-kilometer (119-square-mile) park lies within the island’s dry zone, creating the perfect environment for a rich variety of animal and bird life. Key Features of Udawalawe National Park: Elephants: Home to over 500–600 wild elephants, with sightings almost guaranteed on every safari. Other Wildlife: Spot leopards, water buffalo, crocodiles, wild boar, sambar deer, and monkeys in their natural habitat. Complimentary Pick-Up Available From: Yala, Tissamaharama, Debarawewa, Kataragama, Kirinda, Hambantota, Weeravila, Tanamalvila, and Lunugamvehera areas. ✨ Experience the wild like never before — book your Udawalawe safari with us today and make unforgettable memories! Your trusted low-cost, high-quality safari service provider.

Elephant Transit Home (ETH)

The Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home isn’t just a place—it’s a mission in motion. Dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned elephant calves, this remarkable facility nurtures young elephants until they’re strong enough to return to their natural habitat. It’s a shining example of humane conservation in action, helping to preserve Sri Lanka’s majestic wildlife heritage while inspiring global efforts to protect vulnerable species.