Bundala National Park, located along Sri Lanka’s southern coastline, is a UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserve and a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Known for its incredible biodiversity, Bundala is especially famous for its birdlife, attracting over 200 species, including iconic pink flamingos, migratory birds, and endemic species. This serene park spans nearly 6,200 hectares, blending coastal lagoons, wetlands, sand dunes, and thorny scrub forests. It offers a tranquil escape into nature, where you can witness herds of elephants, saltwater crocodiles basking in the sun, and occasional leopards in their natural habitat. The vibrant ecosystems also support a variety of aquatic and terrestrial life, making Bundala an ecological treasure.

A safari in Bundala is a journey into a unique wetland ecosystem where every turn reveals stunning landscapes and captivating wildlife encounters. Whether you’re a birdwatcher, a photographer, or simply a lover of nature, Bundala National Park promises an experience of pure serenity and discovery.