Bundala National Park Safari

Bundala National Park Safari offers a globally renowned birdwatching adventure, allowing you to marvel at the presence of more than 197 bird species, including migratory waterfowl. This designated region earned its stripes as, in 1969, it was established as a wildlife refuge and is now a national park. 

 January 4, 1993. When juxtaposed with most other national parks across the island, Bundala Park emerges as a rich haven of nature. This distinction led to its recognition as a Ramsar site in Sri Lanka. Further enhancing its prestige, UNESCO designated it as a biosphere reserve in 2005, solidifying its position as the fourth biosphere on the island. The lush greenery and awe-inspiring vistas within this park guarantee a truly distinctive safari experience.

Essential Details for Bundala National Park Safari: Unlike many other national parks in Sri Lanka, Bundala Park boasts a temperate climate, with average temperatures peaking at a comfortable 27 degrees Celsius, rendering it slightly more relaxed than its counterparts. This natural haven encompasses six distinct wetland types and seven terrestrial habitat types. In sum, this environment teeming with nature makes Bundala Park an optimal habitat for diverse animal species, particularly many bird species. Therefore, a Bundala National Park Safari is a must for local and international travellers with a penchant for birdwatching. The park’s standout attraction is the Greater Flamingo, a migratory bird that graces the landscape in abundance. In total, the park is home to a striking assemblage of 197 bird species, alongside 32 mammal species, 48 reptile species, 52 butterfly species, and 32 fish species. To ensure a memorable and comprehensive safari experience, you can plan your visit with one of our seasoned guides with intimate knowledge of this remarkable park.