Jetwing Kurulubedda A serene ten minute boat ride down the Kepu Ela in Mahamodera, Galle, a short waterway off the Gingganga, so near yet so far away from Jetwing Lighthouse is located the Jetwing Kurulubedda: two stilted dwellings on a quiet little village patch off the river.

Tamarind Hill Galle Sri Lanka exudes a lavish style, a wealth of good taste that's not over the top. Its awe-inspiring magnificence could be overwhelming for the hoi polloi but for those who crave privacy and tranquility it fulfils desires.

Nestled atop the highest point in the ancient port-city of Galle, at the Lady Hill you have a bird’s eye view of the lush green tea plantations stretching down the mountains to meet the brilliant blue Indian Ocean.

Designed by the celebrated Sri Lankan architect, the late Geoffrey Bawa, the Lighthouse Hotel in Galle is considered one of several masterpieces by him in the island. Its location on a rocky outcrop, in just the type of place where a real lighthouse should be, provides dramatic seascapes by day and memorable sunsets by evening.

The perfect Sri Lanka boutique hotel holiday is at Galle’s Galle Fort Hotel, one of the finest small luxury boutique heritage hotels in the Galle Fort Unesco World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka and just minutes from the stunning Unawatuna Beach but a million miles away from the more touristic beaches of southern sri lanka.

The Dutch House has set the place in redefining luxury accommodation for the individual traveler in Sri Lanka. Highly exclusive with only 4 suites this country house built in 1712 ensures complete privacy for its guests.  

A hotel fashioned in the style of a powerful fortress. Rising next to the beach, the resort’s walls enclose verdant gardens and water features, a spa featuring Ayurvedic treatments, a freeflow swimming pool, wine cellar, restaurants, boutiques and exquisitely appointed rooms, lofts and residences.

Closenberg is a Colonial Hotel situated in Galle, with large spacious halls and long Verandahs adorned with antique furniture. High ceilings resting on tall round columns and large louvered Teak doors set in arched doorways permits the flow of cool air.  

Amangalla derives its name from aman, or “peace” in Sanskrit, and galla, the Sinhalese name for the town of Galle. The origin of the name “Galle” is attributed to the Portuguese mariner who first sighted its natural harbour. Tradition has it that a sailor up on the crows-nest of the Portuguese vessel ...

Offering spectacular views of the Indian Ocean, The Cormaran Beach Hotel, Galle. End of the Unawatuna Bay. The evening breeze, lit by the last streaks of the setting sun. Offering the metord of "not only better, different".