Bundala National Park
Southern Province
Bundala is a coastal national park of lagoons, salt pans and scrub, recognised as an important wetland for migratory birds. Painted storks, flamingos and many waders are among the species seen here.
The best months for migrant birds are roughly from October to March, and early morning is the best time to go. Crocodiles, deer and a few elephants also live in the park.
Trips to Bundala National Park
Getting to Bundala National Park
Private car and driver from the airport or your hotel. Fixed airport fares are on our airport pages; other trips are quoted.
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When are the most birds at Bundala?
Migrants arrive from about October and stay until around March. Resident species can be seen all year.
Is it close to Yala?
Yes, it is on the same stretch of the south-east coast, so many guests combine the two from Tissamaharama.
Can you arrange transport to Bundala National Park?
Yes. Message us on WhatsApp with your dates and pick-up point and we will quote a private car and driver to Bundala National Park.