Set in the middle of lush greenery blooming with radiant hibiscus which curtains a beautiful boulder formation against the never ending ocean, Villa Thuya is the perfect luxury seclusion in the southern shores of the island. Privately tucked in a mere 50 meters from the main road, Villa Thuya features three luxury bedrooms with spacious living and dining areas, outdoor sit in pool verandah and a pool featuring a natural rock. Perfect for families, Villa Thuya offers a luxurious getaway in the Southern coast of Sri Lanka and invites guests to explore the intricate interiors of Balapitiya.
Location:
Hikkaduwa is 17 km from Villa Thuya, while Bentota is 20 km away.
Accommodation:
With luxuriously furnished bedrooms all outfitted with modern features, the classy interior at Villa Thuya is a reflection of the comfort our guests can indulge in. It features three bedrooms, with double or twin beds, air-conditioning and all fully furnished. While all the three bedrooms feature en suite bathrooms with hot/cold showers, one room upstairs features a classic bathtub with a view of the lush greenery outside.
Facilities:
The Villa has a beautifully decorated spacious living and dining room on the ground floor. The sliding French windows surrounding the living room can be opened to breathe in the fresh ocean breeze with a view of the pool which features a natural rock and in built chic pool bar stools. Guests can walk in the abundant garden or step down on to the large rock fortress with the waves crashing at your feet, or simply enjoy a dip in the cool ocean in your own natural rock pool during season. The lounge cum additional living room upstairs with never ending glass walls is excellent for relaxing and reading your favorite book, and can be opened up to extend to the balcony with a view of the ocean. The open rooftop can be a romantic dining setting or a star gazers paradise with the fresh scent of sea at your doorstep.
Excursions:
Explore the vibrant area around Villa Thuya with a variety of excursions:
Madu River Safari: A boat tour through the mangrove forests of the Madu River, rich in biodiversity.
Galle Fort: Discover the historic ramparts and colonial architecture of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Sea Turtle Hatchery: Visit local conservation projects to learn about efforts to protect sea turtles.
Whale Watching Tours: Seasonal opportunities to observe marine life in their natural habitats.
Ambalangoda Mask Museum: Explore the traditional Sri Lankan masks and learn about their cultural significance.
Cinnamon Island: Learn about the cultivation and processing of cinnamon, a vital part of the local economy.
