Villa Sarakkuwan offers a charming and tranquil stay in the coastal township of Negombo. With a blend of traditional design and modern comforts, it’s perfect for travelers seeking relaxation and cultural immersion by the sea.
Location:
Located in Negombo on Sri Lanka’s west coast, Villa Sarakkuwan is nestled among palm-lined streets and canal waterways. The setting combines coastal serenity with convenient access to local markets, churches, and the beach.
Accommodation:
The villa features tastefully decorated rooms and studios with a warm, homely atmosphere. Each unit includes comfortable bedding, en-suite bathrooms, and private patios or balconies overlooking the garden or canal.
Facilities:
Villa Sarakkuwan ensures a peaceful and convenient stay with thoughtful guest amenities.
Dining Area: Home-cooked Sri Lankan and international meals served in a communal space.
Garden Lounge: A quiet outdoor area with seating surrounded by greenery.
Boat Rides: Arrange traditional boat trips along the nearby canals.
Laundry Service: On-site laundry available for guests’ convenience.
Parking: Secure on-site parking included with your stay.
Excursions:
Guests at Villa Sarakkuwan can enjoy a variety of coastal, cultural, and natural experiences in and around Negombo:
Negombo Beach: Relax on golden sands, swim, or unwind by the sea.
Katunayake Lagoon Boat Safari: Explore local wetlands and observe birdlife by boat.
St. Mary's Church & Dutch Canal: Visit historic landmarks reflecting Negombo’s colonial past.
Seafood Dining at Fish Market: Try fresh catches prepared by local vendors.
Fish Market Tour: Witness the bustling morning fish auction and vibrant local commerce.
Helmeted-Helmeted Butterfly Garden: See native butterflies and tropical flora.
Shopping & Crafts: Browse boutiques and souvenir shops in town.
Sri Lankan Cooking Class: Learn to prepare traditional dishes in a local kitchen.
Villa Sarakkuwan in Negombo is an ideal retreat for guests seeking a coastal stay infused with local culture, history, and serene surroundings.
