Wildlife Photography Tour in Sri Lanka
Calling out to all those photographers who are also fanatics of the wild! This specially designed wildlife photography tour in Sri Lanka gives an opportunity for photographers to expand their portfolio with real-life images of surroundings that they are also keen on exploring themselves. Encounters with wild animals, camping experiences amidst the wild, whales in the Indian Ocean and stunning coastal panoramas are what you can expect on this tour.
At a glance
Trip length
08 days
When to go
November to April
Transfers
Airport – Hotel – Tour attractions – Airport
Picture your self

Capturing the best of wild elephant lifestyle at the Udawalawe National Park.

An opportunity to spot rare wild animals such as leopard and bear at the Yala National Park.

Challenging your photography skills while trying to capture whales off the coast of Mirissa.
Places you will stay
Milk Feeding At Elephant Transit Home
Interesting Big Cats In Jungle Of Yala Catching Their Prey
Flocks Of Migrant Flamingos And Aquatic Birds In Bundala
Meet Great Whales And Lovable Dolphins In Mirissa

Upon arrival at the Bandaranaike International Airport, a Blue Lanka representative will greet you there and guide you to a private luxury vehicle which will be your mode of transport for this wildlife photography tour in Sri Lanka. Your first stop will be in Colombo, at Galle Face Hotel. The hotel is located in close proximity to malls and other attractions in Colombo, so feel free to set out and explore.

On day 02, you will transfer to Udawalawe and reach the Elephant Transit Home by noon, which is the milk feeding time for elephants. After lunch, we have scheduled an afternoon jeep safari at the Udawalawe National Park so you can get maximum possible photographs of elephants in their natural surroundings. Your accommodation for the night will be at Grand Udawalawe Safari Resort.

Early the next morning, you have another encounter with Udawalawe elephants on a game drive beginning at 6.00 a.m.
Next, you will head towards Yala, to make it in time for the afternoon jeep safari (3.00 p.m.) at the Yala National Park. Expect to see deers, leopards, sloth bears, water buffalos and more here – and of course, have your camera ready to capture!
Leopard Nest is where you will be camping in Yala. Prepare for an early morning game drive on day 04 at Yala and then an afternoon jeep safari at Bundala National Park, and again, an early morning safari at Yala National Park before you transfer to Mirissa on day 05.

Reach Mirissa by afternoon and check in to Sri Sharavi Beach Villas and relax the rest of the evening.
Another early morning activity is lined up for you on day 06 of this wildlife photography tour in Sri Lanka, but this time, it’s with the whales in the ocean! So gear up for a challenge to your photography skills while you do some whale watching in Mirissa.
The rest of the day is left for relaxation and some unique captures of the gorgeous sunset along the southern coast of Sri Lanka.

The next morning, before transferring to Negombo, you will stop and visit:
• Galle Dutch Fort
• Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery
Upon reaching Negombo, we have scheduled an evening boat safari at the Muthurajawela Marsh, after which you will check in to Jetwing Blue for the night.

On the last day, if time permits you can tour Negombo town and then head towards the airport.
The wildlife photography tour of Sri Lanka now comes to an end. We have scheduled this as an eight-day tour but if you have lesser time or would like to spend more time on this tour, or if you would like to cover different attractions, do let us know. Our team of consultants is waiting to serve you and prepare a customized itinerary according to your requirements.
Trail on the ground
FAQ
Q. What is the less crowded entrance in Yala National Park?
A. Katagamuwa Entrance
Q. Are the jeep safaris shared or private basis?
A. Jeep safaris will be on private basis.
Q. Can my chauffeur guide to take part with me in the safaris?
A. Of course Yes! Your chauffeur will be there to assist you.
Q. How long does it take for whales watching?
A. It will take about 04-05 hours.
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Milk feeding at Elephant Transit Home

Leopards at Yala National Park

Evening boat safari at Muthurajawela Marsh – Negombo.
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