Luxury Safari Tent Accommodation in Udawalawe National Park, Sri Lanka

Description

This luxury safari tent accommodation is tucked away in the forest on the eastern border of Udawalawe National Park, Sri Lanka. The campsite has a total of eight luxury tents and eight bathrooms and can accommodate 16 guests. Each tent has carpeted floors and mosquito netting for comfort. Three of the tents have double beds, three have a double bed and a twin-size bed, and two have three twin-size beds. In the bathrooms, guests will find a toilet, a shower, a sink, and hot water. Linens, towels, and a selection of toiletries are provided.

The common area has a kitchen, Wi-Fi, and a laptop-friendly workspace. Each tent has a private patio with tables and chairs and hammocks between the trees. A Sri Lankan or continental breakfast is served each morning, and in the evenings, guests will enjoy a lovely barbecue dinner under the stars.

The common area on the campsite has free Wi-Fi, board games, a library. A fan and an emergency telephone are provided in the tent. Continental and Sri Lankan breakfasts are served and include fresh juices. Guests will also enjoy a barbecue dinner around the campfire. Unlimited tea, coffee, fresh fruits, snacks, juices, soft drinks, and water are provided. Guests will also enjoy unlimited local alcoholic beverages, including beer, arrack, gin, brandy, and imported wine.

For the safari, a complimentary picnic basket with chilled beverages and snacks is provided. Unlimited water is also provided. For photographers, the host can provide monopods, bean bags, and other equipment upon request. Entry permits, park fees, and Government taxes are included. An experienced naturalist guide and a dedicated ranger from the Department of Wildlife will be with guests to inform them about the environment and all the species of wildlife. Special additions are available for guests who stay two nights or more, including night walks along the borders of the National Parks.

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