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Wild Coast Tented Lodge

Yala, Sri Lanka

798 Reviews

leopard and elephant safarisbordering Yala National Parkspacious cocoon-like tentsbetween jungle and beachall inclusive

Clustered at the edge of Yala National Park, the cocoon-like tents at Wild Coast Tented Lodge resemble giant pawprints. That makes them the perfect starting point for a thrilling safari in search of leopards and elephants, to then return to continue your immersive, all-inclusive stay in the serenity of this camp tucked between jungle and ocean. The wilderness lodge blends into the landscape with its organic shapes, bamboo structures, and pristine canvases, a concept that earned a UNESCO Design Award. The elegant suite interiors recall expeditions of yesteryear, journeys to the far reaches of this unspoiled corner of southeast Sri Lanka. Some have a private plunge pool, with the ocean just a stone’s throw away, while hidden away in a leafy, mysterious jungle. Set off at daybreak, guided by the camp’s naturalists, to observe local wildlife and plants, then come home to the Wild Coast Tented Lodge to dine outdoors on Sri Lankan cuisine prepared with contemporary flair.

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The Dining Pavilion Restaurant

Chef Nishantha Pushpakumara

Creative cooking

Cuisine is an integral part of Sri Lankan hospitality. The chefs at Wild Coast skillfully reinterpret local gastronomic tradition with delightful creativity. Colorful and refined, their dishes showcase the freshness of seasonal produce, supplied by local farmers and artisans.

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Dune Lounge

Located at the edge of the sands for which is it named, Dune Lounge invites you to sit back and slow down as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean. Settle in facing the horizon, with a cocktail in hand, and enjoy this dazzling spectacle of nature. A breeze fills the air with salty aromas and the lapping of the waves provides a soundtrack to the end of the day, as the sky slowly transitions from blue to copper. More than just an aperitif, this is a way to feel connected to the landscape, with your feet in the sand.

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Cook your Sri Lankan lunch

A great break from wildlife and safari! The Wild Coast Lodge version of the Sri Lankan cookery class - a more hands-on introduction to Sri Lankan food. Guests get to mix their own spices, season their ingredients and cook their own lunch, under the watchful eye and instruction of Chef Ranil. The experience is not a typical "demo" but an interactive learning on how to make some of our favourite and most popular dishes.