At Kulu Safari Tented Camp, discover the spectacular wilderness of Yala National Park, the core system of nine connected protected areas, and home to much of Sri Lanka’s magnificent wildlife. With Block 1 dating back to 1900, this wildlife sanctuary has grown over the years. Nestled in the south-east corner of Sri Lanka, the park […]
Yala National Park is located in the south-east corner of Sri Lanka and is the most popular destination for wildlife viewing. Leopards are the star attraction and Yala is believed to have the world’s highest concentration of these big cats. During the dry season, which spans from June to September, large concentrations of mugger crocodile […]
Immerse yourself in an extraordinary adventure of birding, wildlife and culture in the magical Hill Country and tea estates of Sri Lanka. This is a must for avid birders (and their not-so-birding-specific partners); this adventure-filled journey explores some of the country’s fascinating habitats, which are ready to unveil a kaleidoscope of species. What’s more, this […]
The tear drop shaped island of Sri Lanka lies in the Indian Ocean just off the southern tip of India. With its golden sandy beaches, azure blue waters and warm tropical climate. Sri Lanka is a year-round destination for holidaymakers seeking sun, sand, sea and adventure. The island has a rich cultural heritage that dates […]
It doesn’t get better than Thonga Beach Lodge if you yearn to be a recluse for a week… This intimate lodge is nestled on the pristine coast of Maputaland, Northern KwaZulu Natal, within the Isimangaliso Wetland Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s the ideal place to explore unspoilt wilderness beaches. Thonga Beach Lodge is […]
This remarkable itinerary brings to life the history of the shocking Anglo-Zulu War and offers a fascinating insight in Zulu heritage before continuing on to discover the incredible wildlife and safari opportunities provided by this hugely diverse eco-system. Nelson Mandela himself once said: ‘iSimangaliso must be the only place on the globe where the oldest […]
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