We are close to 3 wildlife parks, and during certain seasons elephants come to our back yard. So you get a beach house near nature.
We are close to several surfing points, and we lend ourselves well to yoga retreats.
We are the perfect setting to get lost in yourself, or to find yourself.
Kudakalliya Beach House Arugam Bay is in an idyllic location where nature meets the beach. We are just 5 km south of Arugam Bay town, we are on the beach and behind us lies a river and mangrove island. We have 3 beach houses offering unique accommodation for a family or small group. This is the perfect option for the avid nature lover, ardent surfer, the retreat seeker or those just wanting to sunbathe, relax and let time stand still. We enjoy unique views of both the sunrise and sunset.
You hear the waves crashing, the call of the peacock and you wake up and sit up in bed. A fabulous sun rise over the azure Indian Ocean greets you.
Kudakalliya Beach House Arugam Bay is the ideal beach getaway. It's away from the main Arugam Bay stretch and quite deserted so that you can go for long strolls along its golden beaches and on occasion bump into no one except a few local fisherman. Yet it is just a 5 minute tuk tuk ride away to the main Arugam Bay stretch.
Arugam Bay's main surf points are just a walk or Tuk Tuk ride away. For those wanting a bit more excitement the main Ulla Bay famous for its Full Moon Parties is just a 5 minute drive away!
Kudakalliya is ideally located within an hours drive to 3 wildlife areas : Lahugala National Park, Radella Tank and Kumana National Park (formerly called Yala East National Park).
It gets better. This area is surrounded by some fantastic Archaeological sites and being off the beaten track means you can cherish the beauty of ancient monuments dating back as far as 2 AD in absolute isolation.
It gets even better! You can enjoy your meal whilst watching elephants bathe in the river or stroll through our garden ! This happens seasonally for two months after the Maha harvest (usually mid/end February) & after the Yala Season (usually August). It is important to follow our signs and the instructions of our trained staff. You must stay with in the building or observation point and never approach the animals. Wild animals can be dangerous.
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