Stay 

Coco Tangalla has just six guest rooms. The Main House consists of three doubles and one twin room. The adjacent building has two bedrooms: King Coco and Africa. The larger bedroom, King Coco, has its own private veranda overlooking the sea, with a large bench seat covered in cushions that is ideal for lounging during the day. All rooms are simply but elegantly furnished with silks, local fabrics and artwork. Each has ensuite bathrooms and some have an outdoor shower.

ChildCare 

Families with children of 12 years and above are welcome to stay at Coco Tangalla. The two rooms in the adjacent building to the Main House can be connected by a passageway, which makes it ideal for families. Babysitting service can be arranged, upon request.

Dine 

Meals at the Coco Tangalla are created by the in-house chef and include a fusion of Sri Lankan, Thai, Indian, Chinese and western cuisines. Meals are prepared with fresh seasonal ingredients with fresh seafood purchased daily from the local fisherman and vegetables from the local market. Breakfast is a mix of Western and Sri Lankan favourites, lunches are typically two courses and dinner is three course meal followed by some house favourite puddings.

Relax 

There are ample spaces in the Coco Tangalla with comfortable seating to relax or you can take relaxing dip in the infinity pool, overlooking the Ocean. The sea is too rough to swim but just 4km away is Seenimodara (Sugar Bay), which ideal for swimming during the season (December to April). There is no spa at the villa but specialists in Ayurvedic therapy can be arranged. Guests can also use services of The Last House, its sister property, which is 10 minutes away.

Experience 

The south coast offers an attractive mix of beaches, history, wildlife and adventure. Guests at Coco Tangalla are well placed to enjoy the secluded beaches, and an extensive coral reef that runs along the coast, and has several bays, which are ideal for swimming and snorkelling. The resort is a good jump off point for Yala National Park, home to many animal species including the elusive Leopard. Bundala’s wetlands are birdwatcher’s paradise and you can watch turtles on the Rekuwa beach.