For the second time this season I went up to Udawalawe National Park. After a tip from our friends Brooke and Thomas we found a really nice bush camp outside of the park, it’s nice to stay around for two nights and do both boat safari and a trip in the park. The first time
One morning Cailin packed the whole yoga retreat in a van headed towards the wild east! Just below the Arugam Bay area is Yala national park so it’s really similar nature wise to Arugam bay, only protected completely from development. Yala nationalpark is huuuge. We saw everything from elephants, to GREEN BIRDS to believe it
A random mix of images from our stay in Arugam Bay. We like this place. It’s so different from the South Coast, in good and bad ways. It’s much more wild and undeveloped as the war was all over this place. Perfect sand bottom point breaks is tucked in between huge military areas so the
But right here, right now, every morning is super awesome. By the way, sorry for not posting so often. We are adventuring so much over here and the internet run on bananas or something because it sucks elephant shit. It works slowly for 5 mins and then it cuts out. We have a theory that it’s
back to some moments from our great sri lanka trip. here a safari in the uda walawe national park. nothing really compared to our african safari last year when we saw the big five on one game drive and slept in old armytents in the bush with wild animals screaming around us. but this trip
back in SA. we celebrated new years sucking helium out of balloons at a cool restaurant in port elisabeth. the day after we had breakfast at mcdonalds and then went straight out into the bush. to the quartaermains camp, to the amakhala and to the shamwari game reserve. a week before i accidentally called julie
