Questions about your Yala safari

Early morning and late afternoon are best, when it is cooler and leopards are most active. The morning safari (6:00 AM entry) gives the highest chance. A full day safari gives you both.

Yes. Pick-up and drop-off from your hotel, villa or guesthouse in the Yala and Tissamaharama area is included. Tell us where you are staying when you book.

Park entrance fees are charged by the Department of Wildlife Conservation per person and are paid at the gate. We will tell you the current fee when you book, and we handle the ticketing for you.

Our safari jeeps seat up to 6 guests comfortably. Photographers who want more space to move often book a jeep for 2–4 people.

Block 1 of Yala usually closes for a few weeks during the dry season, normally between September and October. Exact dates change each year, so contact us before you plan a visit in those months.

Neutral-coloured clothes, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, a light jacket for early mornings, water, and binoculars or a camera with a zoom lens. We carry drinking water in the jeep.

Yes, children of all ages are welcome. Let us know their ages when you book so we can plan the day and the pace of the drive.

Yes. All of our drivers and guides speak English and know the park, its leopards and its birdlife very well.

Send us the booking form on this website, message us on WhatsApp, call us or email us. We reply quickly and confirm your date, pick-up time and price.