Kumana National Park in Sri Lanka’s number one destination for bird watching. The geography of the park, being surrounded by over twenty lagoons and tanks support the extensive birdlife of the national park. A unique collection of Flora & Fauna can be observed in the park and its environmentalists and wildlife lover’s dream come true to observe them and go on a safari into the park. Apart from being around with the birdlife, Kumana is also home to some of the mammals found in the adjacent Yala National Park such as Elephants, Leopards, Golden Jackal, Wild Boar, European Otter as well as the endangered Fishing Cat. The park provides excellent feeding and resting habitats for a large number of endangered wetland species, including three turtle species. Historically, Kumana is a part of an ancient civilization that goes back to the 3^rd century BC.

Arugam Bay’s literal Tamil translation is, “Bay of Cynodon” also known as the Bermuda Grass. It is quite an interesting story to find out from the locals how the name was made. It is a major fishing town in Sri Lanka and famous for surfing, local beaches, lagoons, and historical temples. A moon-shaped curl of soft sand is home to a famed point break that many regards as the best surf spot in the country. Due to this Arugam Bay is one of the most favorite surf destinations in the world and also hosts the only international surf competition venue on the island. But it is not only made for surfers but also for anyone who wants to enjoy sandy beaches, mouth-watering food and to relax with the sun-kissed skin and wind blowing the worries away.