Explore breathtaking moments captured from our wildlife tours. From majestic elephants to rare birds and stunning landscapes, our gallery showcases the beauty of Sri Lanka’s nature.
Explore breathtaking moments captured from our wildlife tours. From majestic elephants to rare birds and stunning landscapes, our gallery showcases the beauty of Sri Lanka’s nature.
A stealthy and powerful big cat endemic to Sri Lanka’s forests.
A shaggy-coated bear known for its long snout and love for termites.
Another majestic leopard, symbolizing the apex predator in Sri Lanka.
A swift and alert rabbit commonly found in open grasslands and shrub areas.
An arboreal monkey with a striking face and a diet of fruits and leaves.
Massive and intelligent, these gentle giants are iconic to Sri Lankan wilderness.
Agile and solitary, the leopard thrives in both jungle and highland terrains.
A social and curious monkey with a distinct whorl of hair on its head.
A nocturnal tree-dweller known for its cat-like appearance and fruit-heavy diet.
A close-knit family group cooling off and bonding in the water.
A clever scavenger and opportunistic predator, often seen in dry zones.
Young elephants engaging in play, essential for social bonding and learning.
A nocturnal bird with excellent camouflage, often resting on the ground during the day.
A bright yellow songbird with a black head, known for its sweet, fluting calls.
A vividly colored and noisy forest bird, endemic to the wet zone of Sri Lanka.
The national bird of India, famous for the male’s dazzling fan-like tail display.
A secretive undergrowth bird with a rich musical call.
A small, restless warbler commonly found in scrub and grasslands.
A tiny, colorful kingfisher that darts through dense forest with brilliant hues.
A nocturnal tree-dweller known for its cat-like appearance and fruit-heavy diet.
A slender bird with vibrant green plumage and aerial acrobatics to catch insects.
A brightly colored ground-dwelling bird known for its “seven-colored” plumage.
A powerful raptor found in forests, often heard before seen with its whistling call.
A small yellow and black bird that sings from the treetops.
A striking bird with chestnut, yellow, and green hues, seen in pairs or small flocks.
A common dragonfly species often seen resting on reeds and branches.
A colorful butterfly often spotted fluttering around wildflowers.
Recognizable by its striking blue spots on jet-black wings.
A small, vibrant dragonfly often found near still water.
This butterfly mimics a dead leaf for camouflage when wings are closed.
A migratory butterfly known for its black wings streaked with iridescent blue.
A slender damselfly with a metallic blue-green body.
Noted for the dark spots on its transparent wings.
Noted for the dark spots on its transparent wings.
A monarch feeding on nectar-rich flowers during migration.
Easily spotted due to its vivid red body and fast flight.
A colorful caterpillar that turns into a beautiful black swallowtail butterfly.
A large orange butterfly with black spots, seen in open woodlands.
A small, agile frog often found in moist forests, known for its sticky toe pads and chirping calls
A well-camouflaged frog that blends easily with bark and leaves in forested areas.
A striking venomous snake with vibrant blue scales, typically found in the Western Ghats.
A flat-bodied aquatic turtle with a leathery shell and a snorkel-like snout.
A powerful freshwater crocodile seen basking on riverbanks or submerged in lakes.
A colorful amphibian known for its bright warning colors and semi-aquatic lifestyle.
One of the largest tortoise species in the world, native to the Aldabra Atoll.
A slender, non-venomous snake often seen gliding between tree branches.
A large lizard species known for its muscular build and scavenging habits.
A repeat appearance of the freshwater crocodile found in lakes and rivers.
A small terrestrial tortoise with a unique radiating star pattern on its shell.
A thin, bright green snake with excellent camouflage and mildly venomous fangs.
The largest animal on Earth, blue whales are gentle giants that feed mostly on tiny krill.
Known for their acrobatic breaches and melodic songs, humpbacks are a favorite among whale watchers.
Intelligent and social marine mammals often seen swimming in pods.
A sea turtle caught in ocean debris, highlighting the impact of marine pollution.
Peaceful herbivores commonly found in shallow tropical and subtropical seas.
The tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka, cascading dramatically down a lush cliff.
An arboreal monkey with a striking face and a diet of fruits and leaves.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, rich with tropical flora and endemic species.
Misty peaks and scenic trails make this a haven for hikers and nature lovers.
Dense tropical forest canopy showcasing the vibrant biodiversity of the region.
The second-highest waterfall in Sri Lanka, famous for its tiered rock pools.
Coastal ecosystem crucial for protecting marine life and preventing erosion.
A tranquil path through a dry-zone forest, ideal for wildlife spotting.
A serene stream flowing through a lush tropical rainforest.
Have questions or need help planning your tour? Our team is here to assist you every step of the way.
Have questions or need help planning your tour? Our team is here to assist you every step of the way.
