Leopard Trails is a luxury safari camp, set on the edge of Yala National Park, on Sri Lanka’s southeastern coast. Yala National Park consists of scrub jungle, lakes, and riverine habitats, and it has become known as one of the best wildlife parks to view leopards. The Leopard Trails camp, set in Kochchipathana village bordering the Yala Park, offers travellers the best chance to stay close to the action and can almost guarantee a sighting of this elusive animal.
Chena Huts is a luxury safari lodge, set only a few minutes from the gate of Yala National Park, on Sri Lanka’s southern coast. Although the exterior design is inspired by the huts used by local farmers, its interiors have been transformed into an innovative space that exudes stylish luxury. Backed by a tropical jungle and fronting a saline lagoon and overlooking the Indian Ocean, it provides easy access to the surrounding national parks and sea activities.v
Wild Coast Tented Lodge is a luxury safari camp, set on a beach in Yala National Park, on Sri Lanka's South Coast. Owned by the Sri Lankan family behind Dilmah Tea and the Resplendent Ceylon collection of hotels, this extraordinary safari camp has raised the bar for even the most luxurious African lodges. Situated between the Indian Ocean and the jungle of Yala National Park, it forms an excellent choice for honeymooners in search of an adrenaline-fuelled safari adventure.
Cinnamon Wild is a four-star wildlife resort, located close to the gates of Yala National Park on Sri Lanka’s southeast coast. The design represents rustic luxury with contemporary ambience, that blends seamlessly with the surrounding wilderness, achieved by Sri Lankan architect Channa Daswatte of RA Design. Occupying a splendid location between the lagoon and the ocean, it provides a combination of both jungle and beach experiences.
Kulu Safaris offers tailor-made, mobile tents, on the borders of the Uda Walawe and Yala National Parks, in southern Sri Lanka. A dream project by four passionate locals, Kulu Safaris aims to showcase Sri Lanka's diversity and breath-taking flora and fauna, experienced through their childhood years. Rotating between Uda Walawe and Yala National Parks, according to the time of the year, you’ll see elephant herds, sloth bears, wild buffalo and the prowling leopards.
Noel Rodrigo’s Leopard Safaris offers luxury mobile tents at the edge of Yala National Park in the Southeast and Wilpattu National Park in the Northwest of Sri Lanka. The terrain in Yala comprises of forest, grassland and lagoons bordering the Indian Ocean while Wilpattu National Park’s unique feature is its ‘Willus’; natural, sand-rimmed water basins that attract wildlife during the dry season. Both are known for its varied wildlife and particularly for the high concentration of leopards.
