Sri Lanka tailor made tour, 13 days

Yala National Park is believed to have the world’s highest density of leopards, with about 35 residing within the park's boundaries. Other animals in the park include elephants, sloth bears, deer, monkey, mongoose and crocodile, as well as over 130 recorded bird species.
We work with experienced rangers within the park and hotels who strive to protect the animals and the habitat they live in. This will ensure you see the wildlife you want in a way which protects the land. Fees paid for park entry go toward the smooth running of the park.
We are proud to support the Leopard Guardian Project at Yala National Park. This is a programme intended to help safeguard leopards in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka - one of the best places in the world to see leopard.

Minneriya National Park is home to 24 species of mammal, including approximately 200 elephants. We work with experienced rangers within the park who are conscious of the need to protect the animals and the habitat in which they live. By working with reputable rangers we ensure you see the wildlife you want in a way which protects the land. Fees paid for park entry go toward the smooth running of the park.

Plastic pollution is one of the most unnecessary threats facing our environment. In 2018 we launched our One Bottle At A Time initiative to replace disposable plastic water bottles with refillable canisters across our destinations. From Summer 2019, we will be providing refillable water canisters in our vehicles throughout Sri Lanka, meaning our travellers are not generating plastic waste through the daily use of water bottles (which on a full day of touring can be numerable). We also send our guests a wooden toothbrush to help avoid using hotels’ disposable plastic brushes, and educate clients about the limited recycling facilities in Asia, and best-practice regarding waste-reduction.