Top Galle Safaris

Prepare to ‘get wild’ on this full-day safari in Sri Lanka’s Udawalawe National Park. Scout for elephants, crocodiles, birds, and more, and take an optional side trip to Udawalawe Elephant Orphanage. All national park fees and a safari jeep with a driver-guide are included.

Short on time in Galle? Then this private, family-friendly tour covers the city and its coastal highlights in one day, making it ideal for short-stay visitors and cruise passengers. Admire UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and Galle Lighthouse, trace the coast to the Hikkaduwa Turtle Hatchery and Tsunami Museum, and take a wildlife-watching cruise on the Madu River. Private transport and Galle hotel and cruise port pickup and drop-off included.

Ride a safari Jeep around Yala National Park, the second largest wildlife park in Sri Lanka. A professional guide shares knowledge of the animals that call this wildlife kingdom home, including roaming elephants and more leopards per area than anywhere else on the planet! Arrive before the crowds for better wildlife viewing at the park, with early morning pickup in Galle. Your return trip includes a lunch stop and optional visit to Waurukannala Temple (additional expense). 

Add some excitement to your private transfer from Galle to Ella with a visit to Udawalawe National Park. Relax in comfortable transportation from your Galle hotel, then enjoy a 3-hour wildlife safari through the park. Have your camera ready for elephants, sloth bears, monitors, and many other Sri Lankan creatures. Continue onwards to your Ella accommodation or, for additional costs, extend the tour to include a visit to the Elephant Transit Home.

You will be able to enjoy a trilling three hours safari in Yala National Park with the opportunity of spotting lot of wild life creatures including Leopards, Wild Elephants, Sloth Bears, Water Buffalo any many more. It consist of 215 bird species, 44 species of mammals, 47 reptiles, 18 amphibian species, 21 freshwater fish as per the records. If you are lucky, you will spot more of these wild animals.

Our representative will meet you and Transfer to Udawalawe, Safari guide will take you to Udawalawe national park. Udawalawe main attraction is the large herd of Sri Lankan elephants who call it home. With a large area for them to roam, it is the best place in Sri Lanka to see Wild Elephants. Watch as these majestic, graceful, albeit playful giants interact with each other, following a complex social order within the herd. Spend the rest of the exciting tour exploring the best of this unique landscape, including a three hour Jeep Safari to see the beautiful elephants at the park. After finish our lovely safari tour we drop you to the Hotel you wish.

Beat the crowds on this private 4WD safari to Yala National Park, timed to include the precious dawn or dusk “golden hours”. Your driver/guide will collect you from your hotel, transport you to the park, then search for Yala’s Big Three—leopard, sloth bear, and elephant— on major routes and quieter trails alike. Choose a departure time and duration that works for you: Full-day tours include picnic breakfast and lunch.

Get the best chance of seeing whales and dolphins in Mirissa on this dedicated whale-watching trip. Your captain and crew know the best places to find the marine creatures, and will share information on their biology and behavior. Be sure to have your camera ready for action shots of pods of dolphins, blue whales, and sperm whales.

Doing your own safari tour in Udawalawe National Park from Mirissa requires several bus connections, making it difficult in a day. This private tour makes it easy: with return private air-conditioned transport and a 4x4 safari in the park included. After a scenic journey, watch for elephants, deer, boar, and birdlife from an open-top 4x4 as you roam the grasslands. Entrance fees and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Explore Yala National Park with ease on this guided full-day tour. Depart from your hotel in Tangalle in an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver. Upon arrival at the park, board a safari jeep and set out into the park. Try to spot leopards, water buffalo, elephants, and other local wildlife.

Immerse yourself in Sri Lanka's local flora and fauna during this private safari in Uduwalawe National Park. You'll be sure to see elephants and other animals such as leopards, wild buffalo, spotted deer, and sambar while listening to insightful guided commentary. Booking a private safari means that you can move at your own pace and enjoy personalized attention.

This half-day safari will give you the chance of visiting Udawalawe National Park which is one of the best places in Sri Lanka to see wild elephants. An Asian elephant herd, no less than 250, is permanently residing at Udawalawe national park. The park is capable of sustaining large numbers of elephants because of its abundant water sources. Hundreds of elephants annually migrate to the park from nearby protected areas as well. Udawalawe national park was created for elephants displaced by the construction of the adjoining Udawalawe reservoir. Furthermore, Udawalawe is an important bird area with a wide range such as aquatic, birds of prey, and land birds in abundance. If you like to explore Sri Lankan birdlife, morning safari experiences are known to include rare bird sightings frequently.

Head out in the morning from Galle to explore the local beach in a private tuk tuk. Bump along in this motorized rickshaw (just like the locals do) to arrive at the beach while the seas and winds are calm. Enjoy a local lunch, snacks, and the capacity to bring your own drinks and store them in the provided cooler. Listen to guided commentary and enjoy the coastal scenery on the journey there and back.

Spend the day at one of the Udawalawe Animal Sanctuary and see a number of species up close. Traverse the park by Jeep through marshes, forests, and grasslands on a 3-hour safari. Observe animals ranging from large mammals to small insects and keep an eye out for the water birds and Sri Lankan elephants that make this park so famous.

Search for Sri Lanka’s wildlife at Udawalawe National Park on a day trip from Galle without having to worry about transportation or tickets. Relax into a private climate-controlled vehicle for the journey; then board an open-top 4x4 to explore the park’s grasslands and marshes. See herds of elephants and look for deer, boar, and even leopards on route. Park admission and hotel pickup and drop-off are part of the package.

• Look for blue & other types of whales. • Opportunity to photograph emphasizing the behavior of sea lives. • Take plenty of time to gaze out on the water to spot whales. • Enjoy a picturesque beach & go on an existing marine safari. • Environmentally responsible trip with naturalist Guide. Best to know: 1. Children 4 years and younger are complimentary when accompanied by a paying adult. 2. If you are pregnant, you should not take part. 3. This activity is not wheelchair accessible. 4. At least 2 people are required for this activity to take place. 5. This activity is subject to cancellation based on inclement weather. 6. Please be ready and waiting in your hotel lobby 15 minutes prior to your scheduled pick-up time.

Home to Sri Lanka’s safari Big Four—leopards, elephants, buffalos, and sloth bears—Yala National Park is the nation’s most popular safari experience. Your private driver can help you beat the worst of the crowds on this adventure, including 4WD hire, park fees, and 2-way transfers from select Galle hotels.

We are well experienced company for giving unforgettable memories about safari to our guests.We organize amazing and safe safari trips for reasonable prices.We take all the responsibilities to satisfy our travelers about their wild safari tours. Our drivers always try to take you through hidden roads where you can't see more jeeps around the animals.So you can enjoy wild animals natural behaviors without disturbing them. You can relax and enjoy your journey from south coast to Udawalawe,then inside the park and back to south coast.Because we help to release your stress by arranging your journey as experts.

If elephants are on your Sri Lanka bucket list, book this private door-to-door 4WD safari to Udawalawe National Park, one of the world’s top destinations for spotting jumbos in the wild. Exploring with a private driver/guide around the dawn or dusk “golden hours”, look for elephants, water buffalo, leopards, jackals, and more. Choose a departure time and duration that suits your schedule: Full-day tours include picnic breakfast and lunch.

Spend a full day exploring Udawalawe National Park on this guided tour from Unawatuna, including all round-trip transportation. There's no need to rent a car, so you can focus on the scenery and enjoying the experience. During the safari, listen to guided commentary and keep watch for Sri Lankan elephants, sambar deer, sloth bears, crocodiles, and even leopards. After lunch, opt for a stop at the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home (optional).

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(SKU:LK60300300) Experience an adventure in Yala National Park, located in the southeast of Sri Lanka. Ride in a soft-top jeep and view the natural wonder of the park with the roof open. Watch the sky bloom at dawn or fade to dusk, depending on your preference, and search for wild animals. Hotel pick-up and drop off is included during this full-day, morning, or evening adventure.

(SKU: LK60310300) Experience an adventure in Yala National Park, located in the southeast of Sri Lanka. Ride in a soft-top jeep and view the natural wonder of the park with the roof open. Watch the sky bloom at dawn or fade to dusk, depending on your preference, and search for wild animals. Hotel pick-up and drop off is included during this full-day, morning, or evening adventure.

(SKU: LK60310200) Udawalawe National Park, the sixth largest animal sanctuary of Sri Lanka, is located 112 miles (180 km) from Colombo in south-central sector of the island. The park is situated just south of the Central Highlands, of which escarpment brings about an enrapturing backdrop. Udawalawe National Park established in the year 1972 with the objective of protecting the catchment area of Udawalawe reservoir, which provides water for agriculture and hydro-power generation spreads over an area 30,821 resembling an African game park.