Wildlife travel in Sri Lanka, run by a conservation trust

Safaris, bird walks and rain forest treks with naturalists. We are a non-profit, so every rupee we earn funds nature conservation.

Non-profitSince 20056,331 species tracked

Sri Lankan elephant in Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan elephantElephas maximus maximus
Sri Lankan leopard in Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan leopardPanthera pardus kotiya
Black-necked stork in Sri Lanka
Black-necked storkEphippiorhynchus asiaticus
Fishing cat in Sri Lanka
Fishing catPrionailurus viverrinus
Elephants of the rain forest in Sri Lanka
Elephants of the rain forestElephas maximus

What sets WildREACH apart

Most nature operators sell a trip. We are a conservation trust that also runs trips.

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  • A non-profit, not a company

    All income is spent on nature conservation through WildREACH Trust.

  • Guided by researchers

    Our work is advised by university scientists and field biologists.

  • We rescue and replant

    Trips support wildlife rescue and our Back to Green tree planting.

  • Built on species knowledge

    We keep records of Sri Lanka's species, so guides know what is here and what is endemic.

Sri Lanka species count

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Endemic means found only in Sri Lanka. Amphibians and land snails stand out: more than four in five species exist nowhere else on Earth.

GroupSpeciesEndemicShare
Amphibians09586%
Land snails020581%
Reptiles012459%
Freshwater fish05055%
Spiders025750%
Dragonflies04740%
Flowering plants089428%
Mammals02122%
Ants03317%
Ferns and mosses011513%
Butterflies02611%
Birds0276%
Total tracked6,3311,89430%

Figures are from WildREACH records. Totals change as new species are described.

Plan your trip in 3 steps

  1. 1

    Pick what you love

    Big animals, birds, forest, coast, photography or giving back.

  2. 2

    Choose a package

    We show packages that match your interest.

  3. 3

    Send it on WhatsApp

    Add your dates and group size. We reply with a plan.

Every rupee funds conservation

Our tour income pays for rescue, research, education and Back to Green tree planting. Nothing is paid out as profit.

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