Reptiles and Amphibians

We head towards the North Eastern coast of the island in search of unique animals.
Chameleons, fan throated lizards, star tortoises, crocodiles and many amphibians can be found here.

We spend a second day covering every inch in search of amphibian wildlife.

We take a break from searching little critters by resting in the beautiful hill country.

Trek through the magnificent Horton Plains to find endemic reptiles seen nowhere else on earth.

Continue exploring Horton Plains

We conquer Knuckles Mountain Range in search of more reptile and amphibian friends.

The reptile selection at Yala is found to be around 46 different species, and five of them are endemic which are: Sri Lankan krait, Boulenger’s Keelback, Sri Lankan Flying Snake, Painted Lip Lizard and Wiegmann’s Agama.

Safari around Block 1 of Yala National Park and a late evening trek and turtle watching at night on shore.

Morning trek in search for more dry zone reptiles and amphibians. After a break in the evening, an optional safari is available for the adventurous souls.

Ranked as a world heritage, over 71 species of reptiles belonging to 9 families have been recorded in Sinharaja Forest and nearly half of these are endemic. Get ready for a wild trek in search of these critters.

Morning and evening hikes in and around the Sinharaja Forest Reserve.

Final day for searching for unusual animals in the reserve.

Back to Colombo to rest before you head over to the airport and then back home.