Udawalewa Tour

After the breakfast at your hotel pick up from Bentota hotel and transfer to Udawalawe. En-route will be able to visit the Elephant transit home in Udawalawe. The Udawalawe Elephant Transfer Home is a facility within Udawalawe National Park in Sri Lanka that was established in 1995 by the Sri Lanka Department of Wildlife Conservation. Its primary objective is to rehabilitate orphaned elephant calves for ultimate release back into the wild. You can experience a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. After check lunch you will be check-in at Udawalawa Camp. You can enjoy a BBQ meal for your dinner at the camp.

Next day morning after breakfast you will be taken to the Udawalawa Safari. Udawalewe National Park is an area of 31,800 hectares, which was declared a protected sanctuary with full national park status in 1972. The park area which falls within two provinces of Sri Lanka has a annual rainfall of 1,520 mm and an average temperature of 29.4 C. Surrounded by mountain ranges, the terrain of the park is a mixture of grassland, which of all Sri Lanka’s wildlife reserves, best rivals the Savanna of Africa and shrub jungle. Teak plantations, water holes and two important factors make this park special - the large Udawalewe Reservoir and the Walewe River, which ensure a supply of water for the fauna within. Internationally renowned for its large herd of elephants, the park is also known for several species of Deer, Wild Boar, the dangerous Wild Buffalo and Jackals. After Safari, you will be taken to your Colombo hotel. En route the lunch will be provided at a local restaurant.