An Internationally Acclaimed RAMSAR Wetland
Bundala National Park is a paradise of brackish lagoons, salt pans, dunes, and thorny scrubland along Sri Lanka’s southern coast.
Designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and RAMSAR Wetland of International Importance, Bundala hosts nearly 200 bird species including thousands of migratory greater flamingos.
Jeep Safari Experience
Open 4x4 safaris take visitors along lagoon shores where mugger and saltwater crocodiles sunbathe alongside wild elephants, jackals, and spot-billed pelicans.
The serene coastal dunes provide magnificent views over the Indian Ocean.
2026/2027Season & Visiting Guide
Sri Lanka's premier Ramsar wetland. In late 2026/early 2027, the park's coastal salt lagoons host flocks of Greater Flamingos alongside wild elephants, marsh crocodiles, and water monitors.
UNESCO RAMSAR Wetland
Spot thousands of migratory flamingos and wild elephants around tranquil brackish coastal lagoons.
Insider Visitor Tips
- Best birding season is between September and March during international migration.
- Far less crowded than neighboring Yala National Park.
- Located 45 minutes drive from Tangalle.
Stay at White Villa Goyambokka
Located just 550m (6-minute walk) from Goyambokka Beach, White Villa provides luxury air-conditioned rooms, delicious fresh breakfasts, private pool & jacuzzi, and dedicated transport support (Tuk-tuk & AC Van) for all Tangalle attractions and day tours.
