Kumana National Park is probably the most secluded but amazingly rich in diversity.

As the legend goes, a god named Katharagama worshipped by almost all the communities in Sri Lanka, made his first landing in the vicinity of the Kumana National Park.

The Kumana bird sanctuary is home to a spectacular variety of both migratory and resident birds.

Almost half of Sri Lanka’s bird species have been recorded here.

This bird haven also serves as a feeding and resting ground to more than 35 species of migratory aquatic bird species - escaping northern winters.

Three of Big Five mammals in Sri Lanka, the elusive Sri Lankan Leopard, Sloth Bear and the majestic Elephant are visibly seen here.

The Kumana National Park is located in close proximity to the surfing hotspot of Sri Lanka – Arugam Bay. The Kumana Tour can easily be arranged en route to the surfing hotspot.

Flexibility in opting for a Full Day or Half Day Safari at the Kumana National Park (Full Day Safari is highly recommended).

You will be accompanied by an experienced birding guide, whose experiences and knowledge of the Park, promises to make this an eventful and engaging bird watching tour.

It is a fascinating activity for those who love bird watching in a wondrous environment, at an impressive frequency and at times, unbelievable proximities.

Kalametiya is a coastal wetland area that is situated on the picturesque southeastern coast of Sri Lanka with a very rich biodiversity of avifauna.

The Kalametiya area records about 150 species of birds of which 54 are migratory. There are four nationally threatened birds found within the sanctuary – Indian Reef Heron, Glossy Ibis, Sri Lankan Jungle Fowl and Black-capped Purple Kingfisher, with Jungle Fowl being the only endemic species.

An experienced birding guide/naturalist accompanying you makes the birding excursion even more special and inspiring.

Logistically situated on your way to the famous Yala National Park, visiting the Park can easily be included in your itinerary.

Opportunity to interact with the local community.

Sri Lanka Day Tours, Eco Team’s specialised Birding Arm, offers professional and quality birding tours in Sri Lanka since year 2000 for the birding community around the world, accommodating different levels of birding interests and is geared to ensuring a satisfied and unique experience.

It is a fascinating safari for those who love birds, mammals and crocodiles in a beautiful natural environment.

Bundala National Park is renowned as a Ramsar site; a wetland of international importance, where migratory birds nest during their stay - away from winter.

One of the ideal places to see an impressive diversity of both migrant and endemic birds in Sri Lanka, at a great frequency and at times unbelievable proximity.

Equally unique place to see both saltwater crocodiles and freshwater crocodiles.

A wonderland of elephants, most of which reside permanently, with seasonal migratory herds arriving for short periods at Bundala.

The biodiversity of the Park is prolific with 383 plant species being recorded here, six of which are endemic and seven endangered.

A Park with countless picture-postcard opportunities.

Visiting this Park could easily be combined with the dates you spend in the southern Sri Lanka, or when you are visiting Yala National Park.

Opportunity to interact with the local fishing community.

An experienced birding guide/naturalist accompanying you will make this tour that much more meaningful and engaging.