Olanda Beach House, Habaraduwa

Olanda Beach House in Habaraduwa offers an exclusive and luxurious beachfront escape along Sri Lanka’s southern coast. This private villa provides guests with a serene retreat, blending modern comforts with a tropical atmosphere, making it an ideal choice for families, groups, and honeymooners.

Location:

Located in the peaceful coastal town of Habaraduwa, Olanda Beach House enjoys direct access to an unspoiled beach with breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean. The villa is just a short drive from Unawatuna and the historic Galle Fort, providing guests with a perfect balance of relaxation and exploration.

Accommodation:

The villa features five beautifully designed bedrooms, each offering en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, and private balconies or terraces with ocean or garden views. The spacious rooms are elegantly decorated to reflect the natural beauty of the surroundings while ensuring maximum comfort.

Facilities:

Olanda Beach House is equipped with a variety of world-class amenities:

• Private Swimming Pool: A stunning outdoor pool set amidst lush tropical greenery, perfect for relaxation and sunbathing.
• Direct Beach Access: Step directly onto the pristine beach from the villa, ideal for morning walks, swimming, or enjoying the sunset.
• Personalized Dining: A fully equipped kitchen and dining area, with the option of hiring a private chef to prepare fresh Sri Lankan and international cuisine.
• Outdoor Lounge & BBQ: Spacious outdoor seating areas and barbecue facilities for alfresco dining with ocean views.

Excursions:

Enhance your stay at Olanda Beach House with these recommended excursions:

• Galle Fort: Take a short trip to the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort to explore its colonial architecture, museums, and boutique shops.
• Unawatuna Beach: Visit this famous beach for water sports, nightlife, and seaside dining.
• Koggala Lake Safari: Enjoy a scenic boat ride on Koggala Lake, discovering small islands, Buddhist temples, and diverse birdlife.
• Sea Turtle Conservation Project: Visit the nearby sea turtle hatchery to learn about conservation efforts and see baby turtles being released into the ocean.