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A small self contained Villa right on the edge of the beach
Beautifully decorated, light, airy, with a homely atmosphere
The Villa is fully staffed with cleaner, chef and night watchman
Only 30-minutes from the UNESCO heritage town of Galle
Perfect for families with small children or couples travelling together
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. Colombo and the low-lying coastal regions have an average temperature of 27°C. The sea stays at around 27°C all year. Climatically speaking, the driest (and best) seasons in Sri Lanka are from December to March for the west and south coasts.
Go to the market with the chef and help him pick your ingredients for dinner.
From Sisindu C you can easily take a day trip to visit the stunning town of Galle. Something I would highly recommend.
Sisindu C is a stylish villa located on Sri Lanka's South Coast, close to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Galle Fort. Sisindu C is a beach front villa with a private garden and its own swimming pool. It comes fully staffed, including a chef.
Sisindu C is a small, self contained oasis of calm. It is perfect for small families, or friends travelling together. The two bedrooms are charmingly decorated, light, airy and facing towards the ocean. The garden leads out to the beach, and the dining-living space downstairs is open to the sky.
If you are active and want to explore Sri Lanka, Sisindu C is perfectly located to access Marissa Water Sports Centre, the beautiful colonial town of Galle and turtle hatcheries along the coast. If you simply want to relax and forget about the outside world, Sisindu C is very private and quiet and ideal for such occasions.
The garden lawn spreads out in front of the property until you reach a picket fence which separates the beach from the Garden. None of the beaches in Sri Lanka are private so this fence is very welcoming and gives you the extra element of privacy.
The villa is perfectly designed and will become a home away from home, no matter how long you are staying. It's ideal to add to the end of your holiday so that you return home totally relaxed and bronzed.
The villa is fully staffed. Included are a chef, cleaner and night watchman.
There are just two rooms at Sisindu C, both identical to each, with en-suite bathrooms and King sized beds.
The epicentre of this small Villa is the downstairs lounge, bar, dinning area. From there the villa opens up directly to the garden, where there is a small pool and sun beds. The rooms are upstairs facing the sea.
Sisindu C is a self sufficient Vila and although the staff will be very happy to organise anything you might want to do, there are not a huge amount of activities on offer.
I thought Sisindu C was beautiful. It's been wonderfully designed to make a small space feel open and airy. The Villa has a really homely feel to it, and the contained nature of the garden adds an element of safety for families with young children. The staff are incredibly friendly and the chef is excellent I wish I could have stayed longer!
While staying in the Galle Fort take the time to discover this fascinating colonial town, filled with history. Founded in 1588 by the Portuguese, the fort was subsequently occupied by the Dutch and the British, so there is plenty to explore.
Enjoy a scenic and immersive tour through the beautiful countryside surrounding Galle. Your journey will take you down the Kapu Ela River by boat and then by bike across the paddies, ending with a traditional Sri Lankan meal and a lesson in hopper making.
During your time in Sri Lanka you are sure to dine on some soul-stirring dishes, including the traditional Sri Lankan rice and curry. Food lovers will love this cooking experience, from the vibrant market of Galle to cooking in a local village.
Galle’s main attraction is the 17th century Dutch Fort. Much of the old Fort and the township still remain, within its well-preserved bastions including its public buildings, churches, the famous lighthouse and a maze of narrow cobbled streets.
The foodie in you will love this hands on cooking class at the beautiful Why House. A delectable Sri Lankan staple, hoppers are iconic in Sri Lanka and are delicious when served with a range of chutneys, sambols and curries.
One of Sri Lanka's hidden secrets, Kanneliya Rainforest Reserve is an enchanting forest reserve which is home to some incredible wildlife. Within the thick canopy, explore this wild and undisturbed scenery, accompanied by your wildlife tracker.
Climb aboard a beautiful 48ft catamaran, and sail along the south coast of Sri Lanka stopping at private coves to stand-up paddle board, snorkel over colourful reefs, swim or soak up the sun while your crew take the helm.
Today head to Villa Mayurana, close to Koggala on Sri Lanka's South Coast. Learn about the process of growing cinnamon and the history that goes with it. Still a major export, cinnamon has medicinal values as well as being used in everyday cooking.
Enjoy some deep sea fishing in the waters of the southern town of Weligama. Perfect for beginners or those more experienced at fishing, let your skipper help you catch some big game fish from sharks and tuna to marlin and swordfish.
On this full day boat trip you will have the opportunity to spot vast amounts of marine life from blue whales, false ores, sperm whales and bottlenose dolphins.
Spend three relaxing hours on a private speedboat off the coast in search of the planets largest mammals.
Sisindu C is located on Sri Lanka's South Coast, 10km from Galle Fort.
10.5-hour flight from London to Colombo. 3-hour drive from Colombo Airport down the southern expressway to Habaraduwa.
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