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Yala National Park

Observe the majestic leopards of Yala in the wild and remote scrub jungles of Sri Lanka's oldest National Park.
Udawalawe National Park

An elephant – lover’s dream! The grasslands around the Udawalawe Lake draw large numbers of these magnificent beasts
Wilpattu National Park

Untouched jungles and natural waterholes are where lone elephants and leopards roam free.
Wasgamuwa National Park

The lush forests by the banks of the Mahaweli River offer an exciting selection of nature's best wildlife – elephants, bears, sambar deer...
Bundala National Park

This coastal sanctuary is a birders paradise with resident species unique to Sri Lanka
Gal Oya National Park

The placid waters of Gal Oya National Park create the setting for one of Sri Lanka's most picturesque locations
Sinharaja Rain Forest

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a naturalist’s dream, this virgin rainforest is home to the world's largest Bird Wave
Dambana Veddha Village

The village where Sri Lanka’s indigenous tribe celebrate their unique culture.
The Knuckles Mountain Range

Famed for its resemblance to a clenched fist, the Knuckles Mountain Range offers a unique biodiversity, unlike anywhere else in Sri Lanka
Kumana National Park

Sri Lanka's most important bird breeding and feeding grounds
Rekawa Turtle Sanctuary

Rekawa offers a magnificent opportunity to see the ancient ritual of turtle breeding.
Minneriya National Park

The Gathering of Elephants in Minneriya National Park is the largest, seasonally recurring concentration of wild elephants in the world.
Horton Plains

It is a bird-lovers paradise, with many species like the Sri Lanka Whistling Thrush being not only endemic to the island, but to the Region as well.

Whales & Dolphin Watching Safaris

Sri Lankan waters offer wildlife enthusiasts the world’s best location for watching Blue Whales and Sperm Whales on their migratory route to feeding grounds in the Bay of Bengal and the Horn of Africa. Mahoora’s Whale and Dolphin Safaris have never left a visitor wanting when it comes to observing these mystical creatures of the deep blue sea in their natural habitat.

Sri Lanka is situated within the International Whaling Commission’s protected zone in the Indian Ocean. With protection guidelines in place, customers of Mahoora get to witness these mammals without causing any stress or discomfort to them. Travelling only a short distance from Sri Lanka’s coastline to the towns of Mirissa, Kalpitiya or Trincomalee, Blue Whales and Sperm Whales can be observed alone and in pods.

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