Nidahasa Heritage Villa, Wadduwa

Nidahasa Villa in Wadduwa offers a tranquil escape along Sri Lanka’s southwestern coast, providing guests with a private and serene getaway. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens and close to the golden beaches of Wadduwa, this boutique villa is perfect for couples, families, and groups seeking relaxation and comfort.

Location:

Nestled in the peaceful coastal town of Wadduwa, Nidahasa Villa is just a short distance from the beach, offering guests an intimate and secluded retreat. The villa’s location provides easy access to Colombo and nearby cultural and natural attractions along Sri Lanka’s southern coastline.

Accommodation:

The villa features spacious, elegantly designed rooms that blend modern comfort with tropical charm. Each room includes air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and private terraces or balconies overlooking the garden or pool, ensuring a relaxing stay.

Facilities:

Nidahasa Villa is equipped with a variety of amenities to enhance guests' experiences:

• Outdoor Pool: A beautiful swimming pool surrounded by tropical greenery, perfect for relaxation.
• Private Garden: A well-maintained garden where guests can unwind, meditate, or enjoy outdoor dining.
• Dining Area & Private Chef: A fully equipped kitchen and dining space, with the option to request a private chef to prepare local or international meals.
• Yoga & Wellness: The villa offers yoga sessions and wellness treatments upon request for a holistic retreat experience.

Excursions:

Make the most of your stay at Nidahasa Villa with these recommended excursions:

• Wadduwa Beach: Relax on the peaceful shores of Wadduwa, known for its golden sand and calm waves.
• Kalutara Bodhiya: Visit one of Sri Lanka’s most sacred Buddhist temples, a landmark of spiritual and historical significance.
• Bentota River Safari: Explore the beautiful mangrove forests, wildlife, and islands on a boat ride along the Bentota River.
• Richmond Castle: Tour this colonial-era mansion in Kalutara, offering a glimpse into Sri Lanka’s aristocratic past.