Nature and wildlife exploration provide immersive journeys into the heart of diverse ecosystems, allowing individuals to witness the beauty of the natural world, encounter a variety of flora and fauna, and foster a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of all living things.
Turtle Watching Night
Night-time turtle watching offers a unique experience as you observe these ancient marine creatures nesting or hatching on sandy shores. A rare glimpse into a delicate and awe-inspiring life cycle of sea turtles.
Wildlife Safari to Yala
Yala National Park is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including elephants, leopards, sloth bears, and an array of bird species. Embark on a thrilling safari through the park, accompanied by experienced guides who will take you through the park's natural habitats and point out the different wildlife along the way.
Hummanaya Blowhole
Every 10-15 minutes as the water pressure builds-up, a fountain of water appears. The spray could rise up to 120 feet at times when the sea is rough. Considered the second largest biggest blowhole in the world, Hummanaya offers a natural attraction.
Kalamatiya Bird Sanctuary
Protected since 1938, Kalamatiya Bird Sanctuary is one of the best, unspoilt natural locales where seasonal, global migratory birds can be observed. Their temporary homes, the nature reserves, mangrove swamps and salty lagoons, also provide shelter for reptiles and endemic birds. A must for birdwatchers and nature lovers.
Sinharaja Forest Reserve
A biodiversity hotspot, national park and a UNESCO World Heritage site - the Sinharaja Forest is Sri Lanka’s last primary tropical rainforest. Home to exotic birds, beautiful butterflies, tall trees, canopies, waterfalls, dense low vegetation, insects and other jungle fauna and flora, this biosphere reserve is a treasure indeed.
Udawalawe National Park
Udawalawe National Park is important for its role in wildlife conservation, biodiversity preservation, and as a destination that balances tourism with environmental protection. A place to see the Sri Lankan elephants in their natural habitat.</br></br> It serves as a model for responsible ecotourism, demonstrating how natural areas can be both preserved and enjoyed by visitors.
Turtle Watching-Sooriya
Sooriya Resort is unique for the sighting Turtles at sea, during daytime. Turtles reach to our hotel shore to feed on seaweed available on or near the rocks. Step down to the beach from the pool side, head down the footpath through the mangroves to reach our strip of beach and the rock-pools for kids entertainment. You will be able to observe turtles in their natural habitat most afternoons when the sea is not so rough. You will be rewarded with the sight of turtles in their natural habitat - the sea.
Bird Park & Botanical Gdns
Birds Park is a sanctuary for over 200 bird species, including peacocks, flamingos, and eagles, and serves as a key stopover for migratory birds. It features walking trails, viewing platforms, and a visitor center with educational displays and guided tours. Hambantota Botanical Gardens spans 300 acres of lush biodiversity. Showcasing rare tropical flora, the gardens include themed sections like medicinal herbs and ornamental flowers.
Ridiyagama Safari Park
The parkland that is spread over 500 acres of land and home to both carnivorous and herbivorous animals. It is a large area of land where animals get to roam free, both mammals and birds, and visitors get to travel in protected vehicles to observe animals in their natural habitats.
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