Sinharaja

This is a perfect choice for nature lovers who want to discover the wild and authentic side of Sri Lanka. The area impresses with its extraordinary biodiversity and has been recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve as well as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

During your visit, you will explore one of the most valuable natural regions of the island, a true sanctuary of biodiversity. The park is home to many endemic species, meaning they occur only in this specific area. These include trees, insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals, making it an exceptionally important place on the natural map of the world.

The reserve also shelters rare wildlife. Among its inhabitants are elephants and leopards, two of the most fascinating animals living in this region. The most commonly seen mammal is the purple-faced langur - a distinctive monkey species that has become a symbol of Sri Lanka’s unique fauna.

This experience allows you to immerse yourself in tropical nature, listen to the sounds of the forest and observe ecosystems in their most untouched form. It is a memorable journey into the richness and diversity of Sri Lanka’s natural world.

The order of visits and the programme may change.