Bundala Birding Safari
Journey into the tranquil wilderness of Bundala National Park, Sri Lanka’s first Ramsar-listed wetland and a paradise for birdwatchers on a 4×4 jeep safari, guided by a naturalist who will help you spot resident and migratory birds, including the graceful greater flamingo, storks, eagles, bee-eaters, and wetland waders in the park’s rich mosaic of lagoons, salt pans, and scrublands
Ramsar Wetland Sanctuary:
Explore Bundala National Park, a UNESCO-recognised Ramsar site known for its rich wetland ecosystems and saltwater lagoons.
Birdwatching Paradise:
Spot over 200 species of resident and migratory birds, including flamingos, painted storks, pelicans, spoonbills, and the iconic greater flamingo (seasonal highlight).
Safari by Jeep:
Enjoy a guided 4×4 jeep safari through grasslands, scrub jungle, and coastal dunes — offering the perfect vantage for photography and spotting wildlife.
Endemic & Rare Species:
Keep an eye out for rare wetland species, including the black-necked stork, blue-tailed bee-eater, and Indian stone-curlew, as well as raptors like the white-bellied sea eagle.
Other Wildlife Encounters:
Although a birder’s haven, Bundala is also home to elephants, jackals, crocodiles, and monitor lizards, which can be seen around the water bodies.
Peaceful Natural Setting:
Experience the tranquil beauty of salt pans, lagoons, and golden coastal stretches, all set against the backdrop of endless sky and sea.
Best Visited at Dawn or Dusk:
Enjoy optimal bird activity and soft lighting during early morning or late afternoon safaris, ideal for observation and photography.