Delft National Park, set on the remote island of Neduntivu (Delft) off northern Sri Lanka, is a fascinating sanctuary rich in history and unique wildlife. Accessible by a scenic boat ride from the historic Nagadeepa Island, Delft enchants visitors with its rugged landscapes and one-of-a-kind inhabitants; the wild ponies believed to have been introduced by the Portuguese centuries ago.
An Island of Wild Ponies and Timeless Beauty
Delft Island’s wild ponies roam freely across its arid terrain, creating a rare sight unmatched anywhere else in the world. Beyond the ponies, the island’s coastal habitats and serene beaches offer a quiet retreat into nature and history.
What to Expect in Delft National Park
Visitors can explore rugged island landscapes, encounter the iconic wild ponies, and enjoy peaceful moments along pristine shores, discovering a distinct side of Sri Lanka’s natural and cultural heritage.
