Renowned for its prolific birdlife and leopard sightings, Kumana National Park unfolds a mosaic of wetlands, lagoons and forest, where flocks of painted storks, pelicans, and herons gather in striking
numbers.

The drive to and from Kalkudah is part of the journey itself, passing coastal villages, paddy fields and stretches of untamed landscape that gradually give way to wilderness.

As your safari vehicle moves quietly along sun-dappled tracks, elephants graze in the distance while crocodiles bask along the water’s edge. Guided by a local tracker, the safari feels both tranquil and thrilling and is a quieter alternative to Yala National Park.

Tips & Inclusions; Includes entrance ticket, packed breakfast, and refreshments, the experience takes a full day, with a stop in Arugam Bay for lunch at your leisure, feeding or touching animals and littering in the park is not permitted