Stay Ceylon offers a stylish coastal retreat in the beautiful town of Weligama. Blending contemporary design with tropical charm, it provides the perfect getaway for travelers seeking comfort, relaxation, and a taste of Sri Lanka’s southern beach life.
Location:
Located in the heart of Weligama, the property is just a short walk from the beach, popular surf points, and vibrant cafes. It offers easy access to Mirissa, Midigama, and Galle, making it an ideal base for exploring the southern coast’s scenic beauty and culture.
Accommodation:
The hotel features modern, well-appointed rooms with a coastal-inspired design. Each room includes air conditioning, private bathrooms, comfortable bedding, and balconies offering ocean or garden views, ensuring a restful and refreshing stay for all guests.
Facilities:
Stay Ceylon provides a range of facilities designed to enhance comfort, convenience, and relaxation throughout your beachside vacation.
-
Restaurant: Serves freshly prepared Sri Lankan and international dishes with local ingredients.
-
Swimming Pool: Outdoor pool ideal for relaxation and leisure.
-
Free Wi-Fi: Available throughout the property for guest convenience.
-
Surfboard Rentals: Available for guests looking to enjoy Weligama’s famous waves.
-
Parking: Complimentary on-site parking for guests.
Excursions:
Guests can explore the southern coast’s highlights and cultural attractions through exciting excursions arranged by the property.
-
Weligama Beach: Enjoy surfing, swimming, or relaxing by the sandy shores.
-
Mirissa Whale Watching: Take a boat tour to see blue whales and dolphins in the Indian Ocean.
-
Galle Fort: Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site with colonial charm and boutique shops.
-
Stilt Fishermen of Koggala: Witness this traditional fishing method unique to the southern coast.
-
Tea Plantation Visit: Explore a nearby tea estate to learn about Ceylon tea production.
Stay Ceylon, Weligama offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and coastal serenity, making it an excellent choice for beach lovers, surfers, and travelers exploring Sri Lanka’s southern coastline.
