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Important Notice to Our Valued ClientsWe would like to clarify that Arugambay Travels & Safari is the only original and ...
26/05/2025

Important Notice to Our Valued Clients

We would like to clarify that Arugambay Travels & Safari is the only original and locally-owned travel service based in Arugam Bay. It has come to our attention that another name, Arugambay Travels and Tours, has been created by an unknown individual who is not from Arugam Bay and is not affiliated with us in any way.

Please be cautious and always ensure you are dealing with the official Arugambay Travels & Safari. Our official website is: https://arugambaytravels.com

Thank you for your continued trust. Our clients know who we are, and we’re proud to keep delivering authentic, local experiences.
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Discover Arugam Bay Travels and Safaris, your Eco Tour Operator in Sri Lanka. Enjoy unforgettable Wildlife Safaris and sustainable tours that showcase the beauty of Arugam Bay.

29/04/2025

The best time to see sloth bears in Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka, is during the dry season from April to September. Here’s why:

Dry Season Behavior: During this time, water sources shrink, so wildlife—including sloth bears—congregate near the remaining waterholes, making sightings more likely.

Fruit Season: Sloth bears are fond of wild fruits like palu (Manilkara hexandra), which ripen during the dry season, especially around June and July.

Early morning and late afternoon are the best times of day for a safari, as sloth bears are typically nocturnal or crepuscular but may be seen foraging during cooler daylight hours in the dry season.
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World’s highest leopard density forests: Sri Lanka’s Kumana National Park ranks secondA recent study conducted by a team...
18/04/2025

World’s highest leopard density forests: Sri Lanka’s Kumana National Park ranks second

A recent study conducted by a team of wildlife researchers from the Department of Zoology, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, has revealed that Sri Lanka’s Kumana National Park has ranked second in the world for leopards.

This information not only highlights the importance of Sri Lanka’s biodiversity globally, but is also seen as a success story for leopard conservation efforts in the Kumana region. The results of this study have attracted considerable attention in global wildlife conservation circles

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The Sambar deer (Rusa unicolor) is one of the largest deer species found in Sri Lanka, and it is commonly spotted in Kum...
13/03/2025

The Sambar deer (Rusa unicolor) is one of the largest deer species found in Sri Lanka, and it is commonly spotted in Kumana National Park, which is famous for its rich biodiversity.

They have a dark brown coat, large ears, and males have impressive antlers
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Overall, the bird information center at Kumana National Park provides an enriching experience for birdwatchers and natur...
27/02/2025

Overall, the bird information center at Kumana National Park provides an enriching experience for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts, combining educational resources with the opportunity to observe a diverse range of bird species in their natural environment.
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