SRI LANKA
Why go on a walking safari to Sri Lanka?
Embark on a walking safari in Sri Lanka and discover an unparalleled blend of adventure, culture and serenity. Explore lush landscapes teeming with wildlife, from elusive leopards to vibrant birdlife. all while trekking through ancient forests and sacred temples that resonate with spiritual energy. Immerse yourself in the warmth of local culture, sampling exquisite Sri Lankan cuisine renowned for its bold flavours and fresh ingredients. With easy access to stunning trails, from misty highlands to golden coastlines, travelling around Sri Lanka is as seamless as it is rewarding. This journey promises not only breathtaking views but also a deep connection to the land and its people
Join Our Women’s Group Trip to Sri Lanka
Join our womens group trip to Sri Lanka for an unforgettable nine-night adventure that blends culture, nature and camaraderie. Explore the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress, walk with the forest monks at the Ritigala monastery while participating in Alms Giving, and experience authentic Sri Lankan hospitality with a local family lunch.
Discover the ancient Dambulla cave temples, and immerse yourself in the wilderness with wild glamping at Gal Oya, where you’ll enjoy boat safaris and climb Monkey Mountain. Walk alongside the Vedda tribe to their village, unwind with Ayurvedic massages, and embark on thrilling game drives in Yala National Park. This journey offers the perfect mix of exploration, relaxation, and cultural connection.
Dates & Prices:
14th - 23rd November 2025 - £3980 per person
Prices are based on two people sharing.
Single supplements - On request.
5 Reasons
You’ll Love Sri Lanka
Rich Cultural Heritage: Sri Lanka’s vibrant culture is a captivating blend of ancient traditions, colourful festivals, and warm hospitality, offering a deep connection to its history and people.
Abundant Wildlife: From the elusive leopard in Yala National Park to the majestic elephants in Minneriya, Sri Lanka’s diverse ecosystems are a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.
Spiritual Serenity: Experience the profound spirituality of Sri Lanka by visiting sacred sites like the Dambulla cave temples or participating in Alms Giving with forest monks at Ritigala monastry.
Stunning Landscapes: Whether you’re trekking through lush tea plantations, exploring misty highlands, or walking along golden beaches, Sri Lanka’s landscapes are as diverse as they are breathtaking.
Culinary Delights: Indulge in the flavours of Sri Lanka with its rich cuisine, from aromatic curries to fresh seafood, offering an unforgettable gastronomic adventure.
Best Lodges for Walking in Sri Lanka
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Gal Oya Wild Camping
At Gal Oya Wild Glamping, you can immerse yourself in the wild beauty of Sri Lanka with a jungle walk alongside the Vedda tribe, trek to the summit of Monkey Mountain, or explore the serene Kiri Orua Lake and the ancient ruins of Rajagala. This lodge offers an authentic and adventurous experience, perfect for those who love walking through untamed landscapes.
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Desert Rhino Camp
Desert Rhino Camp by Wilderness is an exceptional destination for walking safaris, offering an unparalleled opportunity to track the elusive desert-adapted black rhinos on foot. Nestled in the heart of the rugged Damaraland, the camp provides a unique and intimate experience with expert guides who share their extensive knowledge of the local flora, fauna, and geology. This immersive adventure allows you to connect deeply with the stunning landscape and its inhabitants, creating unforgettable encounters in one of Namibia's most remote and pristine environments.
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Onguma Tented Camp
Onguma Tented Camp is an ideal destination for walking safaris, situated on the edge of Etosha National Park. The camp offers an intimate and up-close experience with nature, guided by experienced rangers who lead you through diverse terrains teeming with wildlife. As you walk through this pristine wilderness, you'll have the chance to observe an array of animals, from majestic elephants to graceful antelopes, and learn about the intricate ecosystems that sustain them. This authentic safari experience allows you to connect with the natural world in a profound and personal way.
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Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch
Bagatelle Kalahari Game Lodge is a superb choice for walking safaris, nestled in the captivating landscapes of the Kalahari Desert.
The lodge offers guided walks with knowledgeable trackers who share insights into the unique flora and fauna of this arid region. As you traverse the red sand dunes and savannah, you'll encounter an array of wildlife, including meerkats, springboks, and the elusive Kalahari lions.
This intimate experience allows you to fully immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the desert, providing a deep and meaningful connection with nature.
FAQs
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Namibia uses the Namibian dollar (NAD) as its official currency.
The Namibian dollar is pegged to the South African rand (ZAR), and the rand is also widely accepted as legal tender in Namibia.
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In Namibia, they use Type D and Type M plug sockets. Type D sockets have three round pins in a triangular pattern, while Type M sockets have three round pins in a larger triangular pattern. The standard voltage is 220-240 V, and the frequency is 50 Hz.
If you are travelling to Namibia, it is advisable to bring a suitable adapter to ensure compatibility with Namibian plug sockets.
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In Namibia, the official language is English.
Additionally, several indigenous languages are widely spoken, including Oshiwambo, Nama/Damara, Herero, and Kavango. Afrikaans and German are also commonly used due to the country's historical connections.
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Namibia is generally a safe destination for travellers, with low levels of crime and political stability.
However, it's important to take precautions against petty theft, drive carefully on gravel roads, take malaria prevention measures in the north, and maintain a safe distance from wildlife.
