The Spice Trail, Arugam Bay
Introduction
The Spice Trail is a welcoming holiday retreat in the heart of Arugam bay – Sri Lanka’s most popular surfing destination. Immersed in an acre of lush gardens and just a two-minute stroll away from the turquoise seas, the Spice Trail consists of well-equipped villas that are ideal for couples, families as well as friends travelling together. Rise early and catch the wave breaks; laze on a bean bag and let life unfold at your pace. Immerse in Arugam Bay’s laid back lifestyle. Team Spice Trail will make your holiday a memorable one.
Location
Arugam Bay can be reached via the South Coast travelling from Wellawaya; or along the East Coast travelling from Batticaloa. The jungles of Kumana National Park can be accessed via Arugam Bay.
Accommodation
Accommodation is in spacious Premium Villas furnished with King-sized beds and has a work space for two, private terraces and gardens.
Room Details & Amenities
- Furnished with King-sized beds (roll away beds and cribs upon request).
- Air conditioning/overhead fans
- Complimentary Wi-fi
- Flat screen TV
- Mini bar
- Espresso machine
- In-room safe
- Mini fridge
- Blue tooth sound bar
Premium Villas (312 sqm): Named after Sri Lanka’s famous spices…Cinnamon, Miris, Kurundu, Sadikka, Kaha, Karabu, Sera, the Premium Villas consists of a luxurious bedroom opening out to private gardens, pool access and ensuite bathrooms with outdoor showers. All villas can accommodate up to 4 guests.
Facilities
Dine under the trees on a star filled night. Sri Lankan rice and curries, Asian fusion cuisine from the street foods of Japan to Thailand, are prepared with fresh local produce and seafood from the fishing boats. Indulge in cake and coffee at the popular Kaafi café or an exotic cocktail at the bar. After a surf session, relax with a rejuvenating massage at the inhouse spa. There is much to do in this region other than the sun and surf. Venture off on an adventurous jeep safari into Kumana National Park where resident and migrant birds flock, and wild buffalo, sambar, deer, and the endangered Leopard, roams free. There are also several ancient heritage sites in this region dating back the 3rd century BC, that are interesting to explore.