Sri Lankan Wildlife: Unforgettable Leopard Safaris in Asia's pristine national parks

(PRWEB) – Sri Lanka In Style, the official Virtuoso Agent for Sri Lanka, joins forces with Leopard Safaris and Sri Lanka’s foremost expert on Leopard’s. Sri Lanka In Style works closely with Leopard Safaris (http://www.srilankainstyle.com/property.php?id=59&name=Leopard%20Safaris&type=Hotel) to present a wildlife safari experience like no other in Asia; tented camps, leopards and one of the foremost experts on the unique Sri Lankan subspecies.

Lacking competition from more dominant predators such as lion and hyena, Sri Lanka has the highest recorded densities of Leopard in the world presenting one of the best opportunities today to see these beautiful cats in their natural habitat and environment. Specialising in unique tented, mobile camping safaris, Leopard Safaris now offers truly unforgettable travel experiences not only in all of Sri Lanka’s three major wildlife reserves — Yala, Uda Walawe and Wilpattu but also in the beautiful and majestic Knuckles mountain range of Central Sri Lanka — offering tourists varied delights from up close and personal animal safaris to a full range of outdoor activities and exquisite al fresco meals.

Noel Rodrigo, owner of Leopard Safaris, is proud of his commitment to providing the best possible safari experience for his guests. Rodrigo says, “Our clients have just a few precious days to try to unwind from their busy lives, and are looking for once in a lifetime experiences in Sri Lanka. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of service, and will do everything possible to ensure our guests are satisfied with their safaris. Adding the Knuckles range to our offering brings a new dimension in excitement, as the area is full of opportunities for fun and exhilarating activities for the whole family.”

Sri Lanka’s main national parks offer a total protected area of more than 250,000 hectares and boasts a stunning array of wildlife. In addition to the highest density of leopard in the world, there are sambar, spotted deer, water buffalo, sloth bears, abundant birdlife, butterfly swarms, iguanas, mongooses, wild boar, monkeys and crocodiles. And of course elephants. Often roaming in herds of up to 100, the park’s main residents are estimated to number more than 10% of the world’s wild elephant population.

With expert guides and custom built Toyota Land Cruisers, guests of Sri Lanka In Style and Leopard Safaris will experience the unique thrill of interacting with Sri Lanka’s beautiful wildlife, in a truly distinctive, high-end mobile camping experience.

“We have worked with Leopard Safaris in Sri Lanka now for almost 3 years and the feedback from our clients has without exception been glowing,” says Miguel Cunat, CEO of Sri Lanka in Style. “We at Sri Lanka in Style focus on delivering unforgettable experiences to our clients. We specialize in coupling destinations of intrigue with a qualified expert who can bring the experience to life and enrich its meaning for our clients. Together with his Leopard Safaris, Noel Rodrigo is an expert and past master in his field. He enables Sri Lanka In Style to provide a truly exceptional experience for our clients.”

Sri Lanka In Style is a Sri Lankan based travel design company that specializes in offering travel consultation and services for clients visiting Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka In Style hand-selects Boutique Hotels and Villas in Sri Lanka (http://www.srilankainstyle.com) and offers a full portfolio of concierge style services including chauffeured cars, expert guides and a wealth of local travel advise all designed to ensure that guests can sit back and derive maximum satisfaction from their time. Sri Lanka In Style provides interesting alternatives and “out of the box” ideas which provide a conversational currency long after the holiday itself has finished.

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