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Boasting a truly unique location, the beautiful Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort is nestled on a secluded rocky outcrop, along the golden stretch of Sri Lanka’s southernmost coastline, offering a tucked-away paradise from which to enjoy the natural and cultural riches this breathtaking part of the island has to offer.
Inside, there is a selection of guestrooms and pool villas inspired by Sri Lankan design, offering a haven of tranquillity that can be either romantic for couples or spacious enough for families. Whether cosying up on the daybed or admiring the views from the terrace, you can be sure to find a moment that truly makes your stay special. For meal times, savour a culinary journey and watch the chefs cook a riveting array of Asian cuisine at Journeys, enjoy Italian fine-dining with stunning ocean views at Il Mare or enjoy the unique flavours of Teppanyaki inspired dining at Verele. Sri Lanka has never tasted so good!
Property Location
Located along a secluded stretch of southern coastline, and set amongst a picturesque coconut plantation, Anantara Peace Haven offers an inimitable beach experience in a secret paradise. Edging a picturesque, golden crescent of sand, you can swim in the stunning Indian Ocean or practice holistic exercises overlooking it. The Indian Ocean waves surrounding Sri Lanka are a true surfer's paradise. Whether you're new to the scene or a pro seeking the biggest swells, The Anantara Surf Centre by Tropicsurf offers lessons and experiences in surfing and stand-up paddleboarding for all levels.
Unlike other Tangalle hotels in the area, Anantara Peace Haven boasts a wonderful kids' and teens' club, ensuring that younger guests have a holiday of a lifetime. In the modern clubhouse or the playground shaded by trees, children can enjoy a huge selection of exciting and educational activities, supervised by energetic professionals. With organised arts, crafts, games, sports and movies, the club is the perfect place to get creative alongside new friends! With child-designated areas at the inviting swimming pool and delicious children's menus in the restaurants, the whole family can enjoy an enriching and unforgettable trip.
The serenity and feeling of relaxation that pervades the entire resort is emphasised in the stunning sanctuary of Anantara Spa. Select from an extensive menu of treatments that combine trusted ancient therapies from Sri Lanka with innovative western techniques. In one of eight modern and tranquil treatment rooms, de-stress and rebalance with a luxurious full body massage or indulge in a facial personally prescribed for your skin's needs. The healing hands of expert therapists provide specialist Ayurvedic and reflexology treatments to ensure your complete wellness and rejuvenation.
With an impressive seven dining options, embark on a culinary experience allowing you to discover Sri Lanka's exotic, distinctive flavours, as well as exquisitely elegant dishes from around the globe, or even traditional High Tea. Verele, a speciality beachside restaurant, provides Teppanyaki dining that combines thrilling entertainment with the freshest seafood and local dishes. El Vino boasts impeccable, tapas-style, Mediterranean creations that are paired perfectly with fine wine.
Stay 7 nights from £1,373 per person In a Premier Beach Access Room. Price includes transfers.Flights available at an additional cost.
Prices shown are for guidance only and other pricing is available. Prices are subject to change due to availability, special offers and currency fluctuation. Please call for details.
There are Premier Beach Access rooms available for disabled guests. These rooms have been specially adapted with a roll-in shower, shower chair, grab bars, emergency switch in the bathroom, lowered counters and wash basins, wheelchair access to the terrace, easy access to an emergency torch, plus a lowered bed.
Capital
Colombo
Language
Time Difference
5.5
Currency
Sri Lankan Rupee
Voltage
230v
The Indian Ocean island of Sri Lanka has a tropical climate, which is tempered by two monsoon seasons. These affect the island at different times of the year. Although this means that there may be a high chance of rain in Sri Lanka, you can also be sure that there is always a place on the island that is sunny and dry. Evenings can be very warm and humid. Along the coast, sea breezes help to cool temperatures down, while in the mountains and around tea country, the altitude moderates the temperature, which is usually very pleasant and comfortably warm. Rainfall is frequent but seasonal, and usually falls as afternoon showers, with thunder possible during the off-season.
Flight Information Sri Lankan Airlines direct from London Heathrow to Colombo. Via Malé with British Airways from London Gatwick. Via Dubai with Emirates from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle and Glasgow. Via Abu Dhabi with Etihad Airways from London Heathrow and Manchester. Via Doha with Qatar Airways from London Heathrow and Manchester. Flight Time From London Heathrow to Colombo: 10 hours, 35 minutes. London Gatwick to Malé: 10 hours. London Heathrow to Dubai and Abu Dhabi: 7 hours. London Heathrow to Doha: 6 hours, 45 minutes. Onward connecting flight from Malé to Colombo: 1 hour, 25 minutes. From Dubai and Abu Dhabi to Colombo: 4 hours, 20 minutes. From Doha to Colombo: 4 hours, 45 minutes. .
Sri Lankan cuisine incorporates spices to great effect to produce mouthwatering curries, rice dishes, pickles and chutneys. Experiencing a traditional Sri Lankan ‘rice and curry’ for the first time is a joy to behold, as more and more bowls of steaming flavoursome treats are delivered to your table! Try one of our favourites, succulent black pork, made with a bewildering array of local spices and marinated to perfection. Prepare your tastebuds for an explosion of flavours and spices that will simply leave you wanting more and more!
Colombo offers plenty of fascinating shopping opportunities, including street markets and modern shopping centres, perfect to buy keepsakes and souvenirs. Our favourites are the interior design havens of Barefoot Road and Paradise Road for an array of gorgeous artisan home decor items and knick-knacks. Good buys whilst in the country include Ceylon tea, spices, hand loomed fabrics and jewellery, including indigenous blue sapphires.
In addition to the main attractions, there is a vast array of sites to discover across the country. Just outside Tangalle is Mulkirigala Temple – a series of natural caves filled with wall paintings and statues of Buddha. It was here, in 1862, that a British Administrator discovered some palm-leaf manuscripts that contained the key to translating the Mahawamsa, the Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka. The climb to the summit is challenging, but well worth it for its magnificent views. Meanwhile, in the dry zone known as ‘The Cultural Triangle’ you will find ancient cities such as Anuradhapura and Polonaruwa, rock fortresses including Sigiriya and the Dambulla Rock Temples, some of Sri Lanka’s oldest relics and famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Further inland, towards Kandy, you will find a temple that reputedly houses Buddha’s tooth, while the vibrant arts scene has survived colonisation and remains true to its millennia-old roots.
Travel north to see the amazing UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle. Marvel at Sigiriya Rock, built in the 5th century AD by King Kasyapa as a great fortress in the sky, to protect himself from the rightful heir, his brother, who had sworn revenge and returned from India to fight an epic battle with armies of warrior elephants. The nearby ancient cities of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa will also wow with their hidden monasteries, cave temples and sacred rocks. The scattered ruins of one of the ancient world’s greatest civilisations await!
Sri Lanka is amongst the most bio-diverse countries in the world, and a little-known fact is that it has the world’s largest density of leopards in Yala National Park. Monkeys, crocodiles, elephants, innumerable species of birds, lizards, deer and rare bears can all be spotted, if you are lucky, on game-drives around the park. Close by is one of Sri Lanka’s finest parks, Uda Walawe National Park and one of the best locations for elephant-watching, surpassing many of East Africa’s famous national parks. With low-lying vegetation, enjoy interrupted views of wild buffalo, herds of elephants, sambar and spotted deer, the occasional leopard and much, much more!
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