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A unique chance to devote time to your body and mind amidst an environment where nature has been extremely generous, escaping to an exotic place to enjoy some relaxed, energising holidays.


Very few places can be compared to Sri Lanka to undertake this incomparable journey to reunite you with your inner self, while listening to the sounds of birds and the murmur of the waters while watching the sunset and sunrise next to the Indian Ocean, in the midst of the natural splendour of manifold flavours and colours.

Accommodation and facilities:

The property is located in the midst of tropical garden with a variety of fruit trees and surrounded by exuberant wilderness.
The villas offer all sorts of comforts with private garden and a swimming pool, a Spa for Ayurvedic massage and treatment.
Each villa is fully furnished with living room, dining room, veranda, private garden, a fully equipped kitchen to prepare your own food and two large bedrooms with colonial-style netted beds and attached bathrooms.
The place:

Tisara Villas

A beautiful 10-villa resort , located in Habaraduwa, 150 km south of Colombo. Tisara Villas is located 10 minutes south from Galle Fort (1550), World Heritage site, close to the Koggalla lake - the largest natural lake in Sri Lanka- and only 700 metres from one of the most beautiful virgin villages in Sri Lanka, displaying 4km full of coconut trees and golden beaches.

Tissara Villas is an ecologically driven, environment-friendly initiative displaying natural beauty and a sense of adventure, as well as promoting preservation of the environment, the people and their customs.

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The Cultural Triangle - 3 and 5 day excursions

The Knuckles mountains and the Veddhas Aborigenes - 3 days excursion   

Train trip to the hill country- 2 days excursion.

The Viceroy Special - For the ultimate in luxury old-world train travel you can even travel on Sri Lanka’s only passenger steam train, the 75-year-old Viceroy Special. The private train has two-airconditioned observational saloons furnished in period style with 64 plush reclining seats and individual adjustable tables. Each saloon has an adjoining smoking lounge and modern toilet. There is a restaurant carriage complete with Edwardian ribbed fans and teak-trimmed wood panelling.

Hill-country observatory carriage - There is a special first-class observatory carriage on the Colombo to Dambulla hill-country train. This is the last carriage on the train which has a full window to maximise the views. Tickets need to be booked at least 10 days in advance. Note that availability can be limited during national holidays. 

SPECIAL EXCURSIONS

WATCHING THE BLUE WHALES-SEA BOAT EXCURSION-   1 day 

Sri Lanka may be one of the easiest places to watch whales, allowing it to become a global top spot to watch blue and sperm whales. Increased sightings of both blue whales and sperm whales off the southern coast of the island have now opened up a window of opportunity for whale watching tourism in the island`s Deep South.A high concentration of blue whales and sperm whales have been spotted in the seas off Dondra Head along the deep south coast of Sri Lanka, during the months of January to April. The frequency as well as the proximity to the shore makes Sri Lanka one of the easiest places in the world to spot blue or sperm whales. Blue whales are the largest animals on earth growing up to some 110 feet in length and weighing up to some 180 metric tons. They feed on krill, a shrimp like marine invertebrate. Sperm whales, the largest carnivore mammals, mostly feed on squid and octopus in the deep sea bed. Naturalists say conditions around the island are good for whale habitat due to the nutrient flow from the country`s river system. Some of the blue whales of Dondra Head could be resident whales while others could be migratory ones crossing over to the Arabian Sea from the Bay of Bengal. There have been 27 species of marine mammals recorded so far in Sri Lankan waters. To see a Blue whale at sea is something most of us can only dream about. To see more than one in a lifetime is a rarity reserved for a fortunate few. Best time to go: January to April - April is the peak month.


HOT AIR BALLOON  VOYAGE:  A day above Sri Lanka

           

From altitudes high as muchs as 500m , Sri Lanka looks like a precious stone, a classic emerald coloured tear drop set in a sapphire sea.
Hot air ballooning is a popular adventure sport and with good reason. After all which other sport offers its enthusiasts the thrills of picking leaves from a treetop, skimming a few feet above water or soaring thousands of feet above breathtaking scenery. 

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