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Amanwella Resort in Tangalle lies above the golden sand beach at Amanwella, in a cove on Sri Lanka’s southern coast. Sweeping vistas of the beach, (one of the most beautiful) lined with coconut palms and crashing waves, makes this a stunning location. Those who have not visited other Amans may be surprised by the minimalistic architecture which reaches its apogee in the reception area where your Amanwella experience starts with a "check-in" without a reception desk.
Amanwella has only around 30 villas, all with private splash pool and glassed inner walls that can be covered if you wish and a long terrace. The sleeping and living room are combined to provide an inviting space. These are furnished with a king size bed, dark-wood writing desk, cosy armchair and a credenza with a personal bar. Sliding screens divide the bedrooms from generous bathrooms, with a free-standing bathtub, twin vanities, dressing area.
Meals at the Amanwella Resort are mostly at the immaculate split-level restaurant overlooking the pool and ocean, or alfresco anywhere of your choosing. Meals are made to order but the Chef is passionate about serving Asian and Mediterranean cuisine with an emphasis on local seafood from the Indian Ocean. Amanwella’s 47-metre long infinity pool boasts breath-taking views of the sea and there are two spa suites high on the hillside.
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Location Amanwella is a tranquil hideaway set in a coconut grove above a palm strewn tropical beach on Sri Lanka’s Southern Coast near Tangalle.
Getting There There are direct (10-hour 45-minute) flights to Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Colombo. The car transfer from BIA to Amanwella takes about 4-hours 30-minutes. Alternatively, Sri Lankan Airlines runs a daily Airtaxi service from BIA to Dickwella airstrip, a 15-minute drive from Amanwella. Helicopter transfers are also avaliable from BIA.
When to go The best time to visit Sri Lanka is between December and April when it’s drier and the climate is cooler. It’s also the peak time for whale-watching in the south where blue and sperm whales can be seen. From May to August the Yala monsoon brings rain to the island’s southwestern coast and the cultural triangle. However, the hill country around Nuwara Eliya, Horton Plains and Bandarawela remains cooler. Rains may also occur between September and November.
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