Beach And Wildlife Tour Of Sri Lanka

The resort’s calm seas during the peak holiday season are perfect for sailing, snorkeling, diving, water-skiing, wind surfing and sea fishing on traditional outrigger canoes.

The town centers on the picturesque lagoon where the River Bentara flows into the sea, and which hosts a wide choice of activities, including jet-skiing, windsurfing, parasailing and romantic river safaris.
A favorite activity is scuba and snorkel diving from Bentota Beach. Its warm and placid waters are a center for all the support services a hard-core diver can expect, including Professional Association of Diving (PADI) instructors.
Things to do in Bentota must include a visit to the Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery and turtle-watching project run by the Turtle Conservation Project (TCP) in partnership with the Wildlife Department of Sri Lanka.

Over night Stay : Avani Bentota or Simiar

Transfer to Mirissa Early in the morning in order to commence the whale watching tour Whale and Dolphin watching is an easy sport that you can take up during the months of December to April. All you need to take is a boat, few kilometers from the shore, which we can help you arrange. Experienced local guides can show you a good time in watching whales and dolphins off the coast of Mirissa.

Back to hotel and relax by the beach

Over night Stay : Avani Bentota or Simiar

Get away to our Bentota beach haven. Soak up colonial charm in nearby Galle. Laze by the ocean as AVANI Bentota Resort & Spa combines contemporary style with sun-filled days on the southwest coast. Spice up your appetite with local flavours. Sail gently through the mangroves for a relaxing afternoon.

Over night stay: Avani Bentota or similar

Breakfast at the hotel

Transfer to Yala national Park – 3 hours drive approximately

Evening Game Drive

Over night stay: Yala Lake Camp

Full day Game Drive with picnic meals

Yala is an ideal place to spot the “big four” of Sri Lankan wildlife, the elephants, the sloth bear, the illusive leopard and the wild buffalo, the unsung denizen of the park, if nothing else dangerous to the extreme. The roaming elephant herds can be easily seen during dry spells at the small scale reservoirs like Butuwe (derived from the word “Wana Butewa”) and Mahaseelawa while Uraniya is best known for its aquatic avifauna, wild buffalo, mugger or mash crocodile & salt water crocodiles. The black sloth bear is more difficult to spot as it’s more of a solitary animal of nocturnal habits and sightings tend to be a seasonal occurrence.

Over night stay: Yala Lake Camp

Breakfast at the Hotel

Transfer to Colombo – 5 hours drive approximately

Over night stay: Cinnamon Red