Herds Elephant

We drive about 43 kilometers to Anakulam via Lekshmi mountain (road) . The unspoken feel of beauty and serenity together meet at a forest locked village called Aanakulam. Elephants dally here in large social groups in human inhabited areas, which is something unique about this scenic spot. Two tributaries of Periyaar, namely, Idacholayaar and Nallatanniyaar wets and nourishes this land. Accessibility depends on jeep service Everyone can enjoy elephant herds within a distance of 50 meter. Anakulam is an amphitheatre surrounded by Reserve forests. It has high uniqueness due to geographical, climatic and cultural richness. The of Muthuvans and Hill Pulayas are suigeneris by its own. Other Attractions; Viripara tiger cave visit, Rubber plantation visit, Perumankuth water falls, River crossing, hanging bridge, Swimming in the danger free river, off road drive ( inside forest), wild elephant arrival place

Free Pick-up from all Port Elizabeth and Colchester Hotels / Guest-houses. Collection will be between 07h10—08h15 (Depending on travel time to the Addo Park) We will have a picnic brunch in the Addo Park consisting of Cold Meats, Cheeses, Pickles, Salad and Freshly Baked Bread Rolls. Tea / Coffee/ Fruit Juice / Mineral Water We will enter the Addo Park at 08h30. The first few hours are usually good to see antelope, zebra, and lion. At around 11h00 we will have a delicious picnic brunch. Usually we have good sightings of elephant herds and buffalo after 11h00 nearer the waterholes. We will exit the Addo Park around 13h30 and return back to your hotel / guest house. Refreshments available throughout the drive.

Elephant Moments is a respectful and memorable early morning experience where visitors have the chance to learn invaluable insights about elephants and get the opportunity to meet a few of these gentle giants and understand them and their immense importance as a keystone species to our ecosystem. The Jabulani Herd has inspired many people around the world with their stories of rescue and survival, due to the human-elephant conflict that continues to threaten elephants as a species. They are a unique, tight-knit herd that has not only accepted one another as orphans, but continue to welcome orphaned calves that need another family to accept them unconditionally, something rarely seen in wild herds. Hoedspruit Elephant Rehabilitation and Development (HERD) provides a safe place for the herd to thrive in a semi-wild environment. Side by side, the Jabulani Herd browse, swim and play happily in the beautiful bush of the Kapama Reserve. Your visit will help contribute to their wellbeing.

With its population of close to 700 free-roaming African Elephants, herds of Buffalo, Lions, Black Rhino, and the shy Leopard, the legendary Big 5, amongst the many species of antelope, Zebra, and Warthog as well as the rich and diverse bird and reptile life that inhabit this, the third largest national park and one of the most popular and is situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. After pickup we depart immediately for Addo Elephant National Park a short 35minuts drive away. Spend a half day exploring Addo Elephant National Park on a game drive with one of our expert local guides! Addo Elephant National Park allows us to view The Big 5 Wildlife in a natural habitat. After our game drive in Addo Park we stop at Taste of Africa, a beautiful restaurant on the banks of the Sundays River for a lunch break, before departing back to Port Elizabeth. We cater to Cruise Liners at the port in Port Elizabeth.

With its population of close to 700 free roaming African Elephants, herds of Buffalo, Lions, Black Rhino and the shy Leopard, the legendary Big 5, amongst the many species of antelope, Zebra and Warthog as well as the rich and diverse bird and reptile life that inhabit this the third largest national park and one of the most popular and is situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa Spend the half day exploring Addo Elephant National Park with one of our expert local guides! Enjoy a Private Half Day game drive and a light lunch at their restaurant in Addo Elephant National Park. Addo Elephant National Park gives us the opportunity to view The Big 5 Wildlife in a natural habitat. We cater for Cruise Liners at port in Port Elizabeth.

This Udawalawe Safari tour offers a unique experience by combining wildlife adventure with breathtaking landscapes. Unlike other safaris, it provides the rare opportunity to explore the diverse ecosystems of Udawalawe National Park, including open grasslands, dense forests, and the scenic Udawalawe Reservoir. What sets this tour apart is the chance to observe large herds of elephants in their natural habitat, along with other wildlife such as water buffalo, deer, and a variety of bird species. Expert guides lead the way, sharing insights about the park’s rich flora and fauna. The tour promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Sri Lanka's wildlife.

Let’s Roam is the ultimate leader in app-led adventure hunts! Embark on a journey to the coolest landmarks and hidden gems, answering trivia questions and conquering challenges. Team up with your pals or face off against them, discovering new facts and creating unforgettable memories. Let’s Roam Adventure Hunts are perfect for any occasion—whether it’s a casual day out, a bachelorette party, a birthday bash, or a corporate team-building event! Each player picks a unique interactive role, with challenges tailored just for them.

Your friendly guide will pick you up directly from your hotel and transport you to the Elephant Sanctuary. As you look forward to seeing these majestic creatures, there is a tangible sense of anticipation in the air. You are welcomed by the sound of trumpeting elephants as you enter the sanctuary. Your tour guide takes you to an expansive area where numerous elephants are free to roam. You watch in astonishment as they interact with one another, pushing and swinging their trunks. You meet the elephant herd at the sanctuary and get to know each one's distinct character and background. You are touched by the staff's devotion to, love for, and efforts on behalf of these gentle giants. You go on a guided tour of the sanctuary, where you discover more about the origins of elephants in Africa and the difficulties they encounter in the wild. Your tour guide shares their love for these creatures, and you leave feeling motivated to do your part to contribute to their preservation.

Have you ever wondered how an elephant sees, hears, smells and feels the world? Or what emotions and intellect we share with these big brained, social mammals? This is a one off adventure into the mind, body and soul of an elephant.

Heard of Sri Lankan elephants can be observed in the afternoon at Udawalawe National Park. At times, multiple elephants, or even herds of elephants, can be seen at Udawalawe. Near rivers and the Udawalawe reservoir, the chances of seeing a herd of Sri Lankan elephants are particularly high. The dry season in the region is the best time to visit Udawalawe, which falls between May and September. In addition, the neighboring areas of Udawalawe are brimming with additional notable attractions and tourist spots. For example, the Wavulpane Limestone Caves and the Elephant Transit Home are all located near Udawalawe National Park.

Udawalawe National Park, the sixth largest animal sanctuary of Sri Lanka, is located 112 miles (180 km) from Colombo in the south-central sector of the island. Sri Lanka’s Udawalawe National Park is best known for having a huge elephant population. The Elephant Transit Home is one of the largest animal sanctuaries on the island, where young elephants are cared for before being released back into the park.

This private day trip will visit three famous destinations in Sri Lanka, one is historical, another cultural, and the final destination a place where man meets nature. The historical destination is the rock fortress, Sigiriya; the cultural destination is the beautiful rural village, and the final nature destination is the Minneriya National Park. You will be visiting Sigiriya first for a view of the famous Sigiriya Rock Paintings and the many marvellous ‘modern’ additions that King Kasiappa had in his fortress. Afterwards, you will visit a Sri Lankan village still living in a bygone era for a taste of authentic Sri Lankan traditions and activities (the tasting part is literal as you will get lunch here too). Finally, you will be visiting the Minneriya National Park for a chance to see some wildlife in their natural habitats.

Get ready for an unforgettable wildlife adventure with Thilini Jeep Safari at Hurulu Eco Park! This unique safari offers you the chance to witness the raw beauty of Sri Lanka’s natural wonders up close. Hop into a rugged jeep & journey through the park's diverse landscapes, home to a rich variety of wildlife, including herds of majestic elephants. As you traverse the park’s dense forests, open plains, and tranquil wetlands keep your eyes peeled for spotted deer, wild boar, and exotic bird species. Our experienced friendly guides will share fascinating insights into the park’s ecosystem, ensuring you not only see the animals but also understand their importance in the wild. Whether you’re a nature lover or a thrill-seeker, this safari provides a perfect balance of excitement, relaxation,& education. Don’t miss the chance to explore one of Sri Lanka’s most beautiful and biodiverse eco-parks book your Thilini Jeep Safari today and experience the magic of Hurulu Eco Park like never before!

This Udawalawe Safari tour offers a unique experience by combining wildlife adventure with breathtaking landscapes. Unlike other safaris, it provides the rare opportunity to explore the diverse ecosystems of Udawalawe National Park, including open grasslands, dense forests, and the scenic Udawalawe Reservoir. What sets this tour apart is the chance to observe large herds of elephants in their natural habitat, along with other wildlife such as water buffalo, deer, and a variety of bird species. Expert guides lead the way, sharing insights about the park’s rich flora and fauna. The tour promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Sri Lanka's wildlife.

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Dambulla, Sigiriya, or Habarana to Minneriya National Park, home to one of Sri Lanka's largest elephant gatherings. Enjoy a seamless experience with convenient pickups from your accommodation in these areas, ensuring a hassle-free adventure. Once inside the park, be guided by an experienced safari leader who will provide fascinating insights into the park's diverse wildlife and the behaviors of its majestic elephants. As you traverse the rugged terrain in a comfortable safari vehicle, keep your camera ready to capture close-up views of elephants, as well as other wildlife species that call Minneriya home. To keep you refreshed, enjoy complimentary water bottles throughout the safari. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, a photographer, or simply someone seeking a unique experience, this tour offers a perfect opportunity to witness these gentle giants in their natural habitat.

Not to be missed, Udawalawe National Park, is undoubtedly one of the best places in Sri Lanka to see wild Asian Elephants throughout the year. You may spot other animals in the park including water buffalo, wild boar, spotted deer, sambur deer, jackal, samber, black-naped hare, mongooses, bandicoots, foxes, the endemic toque macaque and gray langers. The first stop is the Elephant Transit Home, Udawalawe. Although you won’t get to interact with the elephants, this short visit is a great opportunity to see the animals and discover the work that’s done to get them back into the wild. Here, orphaned and injured elephants are treated and prepared to be released back into the wild with minimal human contact .Continue on for Jeep safari in Udawalawe National Park.

This multi-stop itinerary might be challenging to plan on your own, but booking a guided tour means you can visit an animal sanctuary, the Chameleon African Curio Market, and the Lesedi Cultural Village easily in a single day. No need to rent a car to access the animal sanctuary, about an hour outside Johannesburg, where you'll seek out and photograph elephants on a game drive. Pick up some souvenirs at the curio market and enjoy entertainment and a traditional buffet lunch at the Lesedi Cultural Village before heading back to Johannesburg. Highlights Traditional buffet lunch and dance show included at the Lesedi Cultural Village See and photograph elephants at a wildlife sanctuary, entrance fees included Round-trip transportation from Johannesburg means no need for a rental car Guide provides live narration on the sights as you travel

Family friendly full day trip that let you experience Wild and Culture of Sri Lanka. All inclusive Minneriya national park elephant safari where you can see 100 to 300 herds of elephants roaming in their natural habitat. Climb Sigiriya Lion Rock fortress, UNESCO world heritage (built 477 – 495 CE) by King Kashyapa and visit Dambulla cave temples complex this also a Unesco world heritage site. This tour is conducted by a professional veteran chauffeur guide so that you will truely experience this tour.

Pick up you from your hotel .You will first meet up the Tours crew and transfer to Udawalawe National Park. Our safari guide will take you to Udawalawe national park. Udawalawe main attraction is the large herd of Sri Lankan elephants who call it home. With a large area for them to roam, it is the best place in Sri Lanka to see Wild Elephants. Watch as these majestic, graceful, albeit playful giants interact with each other, following a complex social order within the herd. Spend the rest of the exciting tour exploring the best of this unique landscape, after we will take you to visit Elephant transits home (ETH). The primary purpose of the Elephant Transit Home is to rehabilitate and release isolated baby elephants to the wild. Watch Quite close to the baby elephants, running to get their milk. Can highly recommend it, such a heart-warming experience. This home is filled with these little cuties. After end of lovely day we drop you to the Hotel.

A Chobe Day Trip is a unique opportunity to experience some of the best game viewing in Africa. The Chobe National Park is host to the worlds largest elephant population at an estimated 50,000 elephants. It is famous for its large herds of elephants, buffalo's and zebras.