Sri Lanka's most visited national park, with one of the world's highest densities of wild leopards.
Yala National Park lies in Sri Lanka's dry southeastern zone, a mix of scrub jungle, lagoons and wild coastline. It is the island's most visited wildlife reserve and is known for having one of the highest densities of leopards anywhere in the world, alongside elephants, sloth bears and abundant birdlife.
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Dry season concentrates wildlife around remaining waterholes for the best sightings.
The park typically closes annually for around a month, alongside wetter weather.
The park reopens; lush but still rewarding game drives.
Starting points for your clients — every route can be tailored on length, pace and hotel category.
Two game drives — dawn and dusk — with a leopard-focused naturalist guide.
A single full-day safari for time-limited travellers.
Combines the safari with a Galle or Mirissa beach extension.
Pairs Yala with the ancient city of Tissamaharama and Kataragama temple.
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