Luxury Holidays to Sri Lanka

Explore the main sites of Sri Lanka, from the Cultural Triangle and Tea Country to the national parks and beaches of the south coast. This 12 night itinerary allows you to experience history, culture and wildlife, with some time to relax on the beach at the end.

This seven night tour takes you to Sri Lanka’s most famous sights. Explore the historical sites and national parks of the Cultural Triangle, visit Kandy and experience the unique ambiance of Tea Country.

Combine a stay in the hills and a visit to two of Sri Lanka’s National Parks with some time on the island’s beautiful beaches. This 12 night itinerary includes the opportunity to see leopards at Yala, as well as enjoy the stunning beaches of Tangalle and Balapitiya.

Cape Weligama is set on a stunning clifftop bluff overlooking Sri Lanka’s southern coastline. The views from the infinity pool at the top of the resort are simply stunning, whilst those who prefer to be on the beach can head down to the secluded cove.

Kayaam Wellness is a luxury wellness resort on Sri Lanka’s south coast. This is a great option if you are looking for an immersive wellness retreat, but also works really well if you are simply looking to experience a boutique stay on a stunning stretch of coastline.

Kumu Beach is a charming, boutique hotel on Sri Lanka’s southwest coast. Guests can spend their days relaxing on comfortable loungers by the infinity pool, whilst enjoying views over the beautiful beach. For those planning a longer stay, there is plenty locally to explore.

The Fortress Resort & Spa is a great choice for those looking to relax by the beach after a touring itinerary, but it also works really well as a longer beach stay. The focal point of the hotel is a long pool that runs parallel to the beach and extends almost the full length of the hotel.

The Last House is named so as was the last commission of Sri Lanka’s famous architect Geoffrey Bawa. Located a few miles from the fishing town of Tangalle, this boutique hotel is set on what has to be one of the most beautiful beaches in the south of the island.

The Villa Bentota blends heritage with chic and contemporary design. The property was once owned by Sri Lanka’s most famous architect Geoffrey Bawa. Located in the popular beach resort of Bentota, this property has the rather unique feature of a railway line passing through its gardens!

The first thing that strikes you when you walk into Aliya Resort & Spa is the breath taking view over the main swimming pool with Sigiriya Rock in the background. This resort is an ideal base for exploring the highlights of the cultural triangle, as well as enjoying some authentic Sri Lankan hospitality.

Amba Yaalu is Sri Lanka’s first hotel to be managed by an all-female team and offers some of the most genuine hospitality we have experienced. The hotel offers a tranquil retreat overlooking Kandalama Lake and offers the perfect place to unwind during your visit to the Cultural Triangle.

Surrounded by serene lakes and natural beauty, Water Gardens Sigiriya offers guests a unique blend of tranquillity and luxury. The resort offers easy access to the main sights of the Cultural Triangle, but is also an ideal place to switch off and treat yourself to some first class Sri Lankan hospitality.

Camelia Hills boasts some of the most scenic views of any hotel we have visited! Set on the outskirts of Sri Lanka’s finest tea valley and overlooking Castlereagh reservoir, this luxurious bungalow offers breath taking mountain and lake views.

Elephant Stables is only around 10 minutes from Kandy, but enjoys a quiet location on the hillside with views of the Knuckles mountain range. The hotel itself exudes elegance and understated luxury, and offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of Kandy.

This boutique hotel is just 20 minutes from Kandy, and the tranquil infinity pool overlooking the lush wooded valley below provides the perfect place to unwind after exploring the city. The first thing that will strike you is how charming and peaceful the property is.

As the name suggests, this hotel really is all about the experience! Tea & Experience offers guests the chance to stay in one of Sri Lanka’s oldest tea factories, which was built in the 1800s and stood derelict for many years until it was converted to a hotel. 

Tribe Yala offers a luxury glamping experience within a short drive of Yala National Park. Yala is perhaps Sri Lanka’s most popular safari destination, thanks to the national park’s density of leopards. Though they are elusive by nature, you have a good chance of spotting one in Yala.

Waraka is an intimate hotel tucked away on the banks of a tranquil river and just 15 minutes drive from the entrance to Udawalawe National Park. Udawalawe is much quieter than Yala National Park, and you would be missing you if you didn’t go on a jeep safari during your stay at Waraka.

Glenross Living is a serene retreat set amidst misty hills just a couple of hours from Colombo. This is an ideal option for those looking to experience a taste of Sri Lanka’s stunning scenery without embarking on the longer journey to Tea Country.

The Wallawwa is one of Sri Lanka’s best hidden gems! Located just 20 minutes from Colombo Airport, it is the perfect place to spend a night either upon arrival before you start your tour, or the evening before you fly home. Despite being so close to Colombo, this boutique hotel is a haven of tranquillity.

Uga Riva is a boutique hotel located within easy reach of Colombo Airport, making it an ideal place to start or end your tour of Sri Lanka. Set within a five acre coconut estate in Negombo’s quiet suburbs, this 180 year old manor house provides the perfect setting to unwind.