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Jungle Beach: Secluded Beachfront Escape in Sri Lanka

Jungle Beach Resort by Uga Escapes is a luxurious beach hotel, set on a strip of scrub jungle between a tropical lagoon and the Indian Ocean. Situated in a secluded location, outside the village of Kuchchaveli on Sri Lanka's unspoilt north-east coast, this eco-friendly resort offers a true castaway experience. Reached by a 30-min drive from the former Dutch colony of Trincomalee, it is a perfect destination for honeymooners, wildlife watchers and those wanting to explore remote Sri Lanka.

Spread within its 10-acres site, Jungle Beach Resort has 48 luxurious treehouse-style villas. All are built with local materials, are spacious in size and offer a very private and relaxed atmosphere. The resort’s treehouse-style restaurant with ambient lantern lighting, serves international and authentic Sri Lankan cuisine. Nearby, is the beautiful pool with sun loungers and within a short walking distance is the resort’s spectacular 4km of unspoilt beach.

The north-east coast of Sri Lanka remains largely unexplored and Jungle Beach Resort offers an excellent choice to explore its wilderness. Guests can go snorkelling with reef fish, diving with whales, jet skiing, or sailing off the coast of Kuchchaveli. Visit the hilltop Koneswaram temple, which attracts both Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims, the Lover’s Leap or relax in the hot springs at Kannya, which has a beautiful legend connected to the mythical king of Lanka, Ravana.
 

Amenities

  • icon24hr Room Service
  • iconBar/Pub
  • iconBusiness Centre
  • iconConcierge
  • iconCribs/Infant Beds Available
  • iconFamily Room
  • iconFitness Centre
  • iconGarden
  • iconLibrary
  • iconMultilingual Staff
  • iconOutdoor Pool
  • iconPrivate Beach
  • iconRestaurant
  • iconSafety Deposit Boxes
  • iconShuttle Service
  • iconSpa/Sauna
  • iconWi-Fi Available

Stay Jungle Beach by Uga Escapes 48 luxurious villas. Each of the spacious 60sqm villa are tucked within a lush forest and are crafted from indigenous materials with high open-beamed ceilings covered with thatched roofs. Inside, the décor is contemporary in style; polished wooden floors, king-size beds and chic, modern bathrooms with outdoor rain showers. Most have private decks or balconies overlooking the forest with upper level rooms catching the glorious sunsets.

ChildCare Families with children are welcome to stay at Jungle Beach by Uga Escapes. Baby cots are free for children of 3 years and below. Extra beds are provided for children of 12 years and above for a small cost. Children activities include kids' yoga, toys and bikes to borrow, water polo and crab hunting.

Dine The open-air restaurant pavilion at the Jungle Beach serves international cuisine and a range of Sri Lankan dishes with an emphasis on local seafood. Chef Vichalya Fernando crafts succulent seafood platters prepared from the fresh catch of the day and a range of Western and Sri Lankan curries prepared with locally sourced organic products. The adjacent bar serves a range of beverages including the house special, “Wild Toddy” - spiced Arak sipped through a cinnamon straw.

Relax Facilities at the Jungle Beach include a beautiful swimming pool and a luxurious Uga spa, set in a secluded spot between the jungle and the sea. There are two open-air treatment rooms, where guests can indulge in Swedish and Balinese massages, facials, and Ayurvedic treatments. Couples’ treatments are available on request, and a spa therapist can be summoned to your villa. There is also a well-equipped gym, while yoga and meditation sessions are held during high season.

Experience Kuchchaveli is a small quiet village in a largely unexplored northeast corner of Sri Lanka. Guests at the Jungle Beach can choose to swim in the calm sea, go snorkelling to see the reef fish or venture further out to sea to watch whales and dolphins, off the coast of Nilaveli in the Indian Ocean. Visit Kokkilai bird sanctuary, home to the endangered Black-necked Stork, pelicans and migratory birds. Other activities include cycle rides, water sports and Trinco city tour.
 


 

Location Jungle Beach is located in Kuchchaveli which is situated towards the north-west of Trincomalee. The distance from Colombo to Trincomalee is about 257km.

Getting there Fly to Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo and then it is an hour seaplane journey to Trinco.

When to go From May to August the Yala monsoon brings rain to the island’s southwestern half. The southwest has the highest rainfall – up to 4000mm a year. There is also an inter-monsoonal period in October and November when rain can occur in many parts of the island. The sea stays at around 27°C all year. Climatically speaking, the driest (and best) seasons in the Northeastern half of Sri Lanka are from May to August and for the west and south coasts, December to March.
 

Destination

Beaches, Sri Lanka

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