The Elusive Leopard in Yala - 02 Days

Ranging from US$ 115/- per person

Itinerary :

Early morning Leave for Yala via Ratnapura Sightseeing in Ratnapura

Throughout history, Sri Lanka has been known as a land of gems. King Solomon was said to have procured a great ruby for the Queen of Sheba from Ceylon. Marco Polo wrote of wonderful gems, especially of the great ruby that once graced the "Ruwanweli Seya Dagaba" in Anuradhapura - a "flawless ruby a span long and quite as thick as a man's arm". He may have been exaggerating a bit but the gems plucked from the earth here have attained worldwide attention and acclaim.

Thereafter leave Ratnapura to Yala

PM: visit to Yala National Park

This National Park is located in the Southeast and offers you the chance of seeing animals such as wild boar, deer, leopards, elephants, monkeys, and crocodiles in their natural environment. The best times to spot these animals are in the early morning hours, or at dusk when they come out of the seclusion of the jungle to drink water at the edge of the tank.

On completion back to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay on HB Basis.

Breakfast at the hotel and leave for Kalutara, en-route stop at Weligama to observe stilt fishermen. Then continue to Galle and sightseeing in Galle

This southern seaport was the 17th Century center of Dutch rule. The town is full of Dutch monuments, ramparts and forts, to bear witness to this fact. Galle is also famous for its ebony carving and delicate hand made lace. It has a pleasant atmosphere and a fine view of the sea.

Half board basis includes breakfast and dinner. Lunch and drinks are not included.