Safari Lodge Udawalawe NP, your gateway to an unforgettable wildlife adventure in the heart of Sri Lanka's Udawalawe National Park.
Safari Lodge Udawalawe NP, your gateway to an unforgettable wildlife adventure in the heart of Sri Lanka's Udawalawe National Park.
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Welcome to Safari Lodge , your gateway to an unforgettable wildlife adventure in the heart of Sri Lanka's Udawalawe National Park. We take pride in providing exceptional safari experiences that allow you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty and captivating wildlife that this incredible region has to offer. Our dedicated team is committed to ensuring your journey is not only thrilling but also responsible and sustainable, respecting the delicate balance between nature, animals, and visitors.
At Safari Lodge, we go above and beyond to make your safari experience truly exceptional. Our focus is on providing top-notch service, from the moment you step into our luxurious safari jeeps until you bid farewell to the wonders of the Udawalawe National Park.
Udawalawa, located in Sri Lanka's southern region, is renowned for its diverse wildlife and picturesque landscapes. The Udawalawe National Park, established in 1972, spans over 30,000 hectares, primarily to protect the Udawalawe Reservoir and its surrounding ecosystem. It's famous for its large population of elephants, offering visitors near-certain sightings.
Its dry zone climate features open grasslands and dense scrub forests, ideal for wildlife observation. Udawalawe serves as a key conservation area while attracting nature enthusiasts, making it a must-visit destination for those exploring Sri Lanka's natural wonders.
Department of Wildlife Conservation. Its primary goal is to care for orphaned baby elephants found in the wild, ensuring their survival and eventual reintegration into their natural habitats. Located near Udawalawe National Park, it provides food, medical care, and a safe environment for the elephants until they are mature enough to return to the wild.
Visitors can observe feeding times from a designated viewing area, promoting awareness about wildlife conservation while minimizing human interaction to maintain the elephants' natural instincts.
