Kandy Resorts

... is home to a wide range of festinating historic sites, contrasting the atmosphere of the beautiful southern Sri Lankan beach resorts. Due to its international reputation and its location in the middle of a large tea-growing region, Kandy attracts many ...

... talk about the trauma caused by the Tsunami and their dreams to return to a normal life. In fact, in the more popular resorts such as Unawatuna, there's been a lot of foreign help and so many of the guesthouses and restaurants are being rapidily ...

... white sands, clear blue water, and palm trees providing shelter from the roads and villages. The beach is not built up with 5-star resorts and big hotel complexes....yet! Guesthouses line the shore, but they are small and quaint. For $10 a night, we had ...

... the leaves....Goodbye" Ella marks the Southern boundary of Sri Lanka's Hill Country and we had planned to move onto the South coast resorts by a bus from Ella but our plans were changed when the hotel owner asked us if we would like to share a taxi ...

... was warm and calm. Snorkels were for hire and for the more adventurous there was the Unawatuna Diving Centre. Up market resorts mingled with £3-a-night guesthouses with not a hi-rise or electricity pylon in sight. Sun loungers and parasols were plentiful ...

... the leader did.             Back on the boat to go back to our respective resorts.  Takes ½ hour on the boat to get to the jetty and then another ½ hour to get to our resort but we were lucky ...

... beach here indeed is beautiful.  Unfortunately, I'm afraid that this pristine coastal environment will be overrun with resorts, like I've experienced in other international coastal communities I've recently visited. While in touring around Trinco, ...