Here’s a report from Sophie Betrisey of an independent (unguided) trip to Sri Lanka, with a lot of success.
Sri Lanka ,2019: Sophie Betrisey, 17 days & 40 species including Fishing and Rusty Spotted Cats, Tickell’s Bat and Killer Whales.
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New Trip Report: Sri Lanka
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I understand the SL government has just imposed a 3000 rupee surcharge on whalewatching trips in the last week, so the prices for trips will be higher than quoted in this report.