If you want to enjoy the wildlife of lush evergreen rain forest and dry deciduous and marine forest in the same tour, this is an ideal option for you. You will explore more species of wetland flora and fauna in Sinharaja which is listed as one of the eight UNESCO world heritage sites in Sri Lanka and get the opportunity to experience a dry zone national park that has the highest density of leopards in the world.

This tour covers two of the most important eco-tourism hot spots in Sri Lanka, Belihuloya and Yala where you can explore much more than a simple nature lover can experience. The luxury and unique accommodation options available in both these locations will add more value to this tour that anyone will want to experience. Nature trails, waterfall trekking, game drives and unique dining options will create more inspiring experiences with wonderful photogenic opportunities.

Capture lifetime memories at Sinharaja Rainforest, Yala's leopards, Udawalawe's elephants, and Bundala's birds. Enjoy luxurious accommodations while photographing these diverse wildlife habitats across four stunning sanctuaries.

Wildlife photography is one of the most interesting and challenging forms of photography that gives an opportunity to collect lifetime memories. You will have the opportunity to photograph the leopards in Yala National Park, Elephants in Udawalawe National Park and birds in Bundala National Park whilst enjoying the luxury comfort of one of the best wildlife accommodation options.

Book this romantic honeymoon package that is tailored for you and your loved one! Start your journey with a bottle of welcome wine on arrival and other romantic surprises

Wildlife photography is one of the most challenging forms of photography that gives an opportunity to collect lifetime memories. This tour includes four different wildlife sanctuaries including one rain forest and three national parks that are famous for different wildlife habitats.  You will have the opportunity to photograph the nature wonders at Sinharaja Rainforest, leopards in Yala National Park, Elephants in Udawalawe National Park and birds in Bundala National Park whilst enjoying the lux