Experts' Choice Award Sinharaja Forest Reserve
What the experts agree on
Sri Lanka's last primeval rainforest, where endemic wildlife and towering trees thrive under constant mist. Explore on foot with expert guides navigating slippery trails through stunning biodiversity, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
“The last major undisturbed area of rainforest in Sri Lanka, this forest reserve occupies a broad ridge at the heart of the island’s wet zone. On most days the forest is shrouded by...”
– Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet "The only way to get about the reserve is by foot, and excellent park rangers or freelance guides can lead you along slippery trails, pointing out the wealth of stunning plant, bird and animal life. " Full review
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"Sinharaja is the last of the island's primeval tropical forests and is home to a profusion of endemic species, plants and animals: huge copses of adult trees, giant flowers, monkeys and birds." Full review
Independent
