Villa Sulanga, Habaraduwa

Villa Sulanga offers a serene coastal retreat in Habaraduwa, blending elegant design with warm hospitality for a relaxing seaside escape.

Location:

Situated in Habaraduwa on Sri Lanka’s south coast, Villa Sulanga is nestled amid swaying palms and close to the sandy beaches. It offers a peaceful haven within walking distance of local attractions and coastal charm.

Accommodation:

The villa features tastefully designed rooms and suites with contemporary interiors. Each unit includes plush bedding, en-suite bathrooms, and private balconies or patios overlooking the garden, pool, or sea.

Facilities:

Villa Sulanga ensures a comfortable and stylish stay with thoughtfully curated guest amenities.

• Restaurant & Bar: Serving fresh seafood, Sri Lankan specialties, and international dishes in an inviting atmosphere.
• Swimming Pool: A shimmering outdoor pool surrounded by tropical greenery.
• Spa Services: Rejuvenating massages and wellness treatments available upon request.
• Library Lounge: A cozy indoor corner with books and comfortable seating.
• Parking: Secure on-site parking provided for all guests.

Excursions:

Guests at Villa Sulanga can explore a range of coastal, cultural, and natural experiences around Habaraduwa:

• Habaraduwa Beach: Relax on scenic golden sands and swim in the calm waters.
• Madu River Safari: Discover mangrove ecosystems, islands, and local wildlife by boat.
• Galle Fort Visit: Explore the historic UNESCO-listed fort and its charming alleys.
• Sea Turtle Hatchery: Visit conservation projects protecting sea turtles down the coast.
• Snorkeling & Diving: Discover coral reefs and marine life in nearby waters.
• Traditional Boat Rides: Glide through coastal lagoons and mangrove waterways.
• Village Cultural Tours: Engage with coastal communities and learn about local traditions.
• Ayurvedic Spa Day Trips: Enjoy full-day wellness experiences in specialized spa centers.

Villa Sulanga in Habaraduwa is a standout destination for travelers seeking comfort, coastal beauty, and cultural exploration on Sri Lanka’s southern shore.