Yala National Park Safari from Beruwala

Beruwala, a coastal town in Sri Lanka, captivates visitors with its pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and rich history. Situated along the southwestern coast, it boasts golden sands lapped by the azure waters of the Indian Ocean. Renowned for its thriving fishing industry and traditional boat-building, Beruwala offers a glimpse into the island's coastal livelihoods. Visitors can explore the bustling fish market, indulge in delectable seafood cuisine, or simply unwind amidst the picturesque scenery and warm hospitality of the locals.

The safari will take you on a short game drive through the wilds of Yala. With a variety of natural habitation types and their rich ecology, you will not lack wonders to feast your eyes upon. From elephants to leopards, and from crocodiles to sea birds, you will be able to immerse yourself in experiencing the sensations of raw nature with all the proper safety measures.You will be travelling in a rough terrain (4WD) game vehicle. About the Park: Yala National Park occupies a large space on the South Eastern coast of Sri Lanka, from Okanda to Hambantota. The history of the area extends up to several centuries ago with the area being mentioned as having been abandoned three centuries before due to ‘insalubrious conditions’ according to a 16th century Spanish cartographer Cipriano Sanchez. This may have been due to the swamps and dangerous animals in the region that caused various diseases that were untreatable at the time.