Elephant Trails
A boutique accommodation offering a personalized safari experience with comfortable rooms and a focus on responsible tourism. Guests can enjoy guided safaris into Udawalawe National Park, renowned for its high density of elephants, as well as sightings of water buffalo, sambar deer, and various raptors.
At a Glance
Dietary
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free available
Best Season
May to October for dry season game viewing
Family Friendly
Children welcome
Pool / Spa
Available
WiFi
Available
Embilipitiya
15 km away
Contact Details
Location Map
Elephant Trails in Udawalawe National Park
eco_lodge
mid-range
Nearest Airport
Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport
Nearest International Airport
Colombo Ratmalana International Airport
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