Take a leisurely morning sail along Sri Lanka’s charming southern coastline and have an opportunity to see iconic blue and sperm whales as you venture further out to sea.

The Sunshine Water Sport Centre, located on the Bentota River in Aluthgama, offers Sri Lanka’s best and largest selection of water sports.

The name Ceylon Cinnamon, derived from the former name of Sri Lanka, is a very established geographical indication for Cinnamon.

From December to April each year, Sri Lanka’s south coast features calmer waters, and we venture out to sea in search of marine biodiversity.

The Madu River flows through a wetland ecosystem near the small town of Balapitiya along the Colombo-Galle Southern Highway.

‘Rukada’ is what puppetry is called in our native tongue. The craft originated amongst the south-western artists in the island.

Step outdoors and experience afternoon high tea along the lawn. Our team can pick out a location of your choice – near the ocean, garden or beside the pool for a picturesque view.

Deeply connected to Sri Lanka’s ancient history and folklore tales, wooden mask-making is a craft passed down from generation to generation.

The South of Sri Lanka is diverse and is teeming with nature, beautiful landscapes, serene beaches, rich village life and culture.

Under an hour away from the beaches of Ahungalla lies the Beraliya Jungle; a hybrid of a rainforest and marshland. Within these jungles, one can discover a beautiful waterfall dubbed the ‘Crying Waterfall’.

Be an integral part of an intimate hyperlocal dining experience as our talented chefs curate and guide you through classic Sri Lankan dishes.

Coastal ecosystems are the unique habitats formed by plants and other organisms that can thrive at the borders between ocean and land, where they must live in saltwater and changing tides.

In an atmosphere of flickering flames, sit down to a romantic dinner for two at a location of your choice.

The Bawa Triangle features Geoffrey and Bevis Bawa’s iconic sites, including Lunuganga Estate and Brief Garden, blending modern design with tropical landscapes.

Discover the historical, archaeological and architectural heritage monument that is the Galle Fort with a resident local host. First built in 1589 by the Portuguese, and extensively fortified by the Dutch during the 17th Century, the Galle Fort has a colourful history, and is recognised by UNESCO as a living World Heritage Site today. The fort itself is a haven for architectural fanatics.