Wild Stays

Experience nature like never before with Sri Lanka’s best wild stays. Whether it’s glamping in the heart of a jungle, staying in eco-lodges by serene lakes, or relaxing in a wildlife sanctuary, our Wild Stays offer unforgettable, immersive escapes in the wildest corners of the island. Disconnect from the ordinary and reconnect with nature.

Sleeping with Monkeys & Waterfalls: The Ultimate Guide to Sri Lanka’s Wildest Treehouses (2025)

Last updated: January 2025 | Reading time: 18 minutes The 5 AM Wake-Up Call That Changed Everything Picture this: You’re suspended 20 feet above the ground in a bamboo treehouse when something starts shaking your entire platform. Your heart pounds as you peer through the mosquito net, expecting the worst. Instead, you’re greeted by the […]

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Staying at Rainforest Eco Lodge: Sinharaja’s Green Sanctuary

Tucked into the misty edges of Sinharaja Rain Forest, the Rainforest Eco Lodge stands as a beacon of eco-luxury, where recycled shipping containers transform into chalets overlooking tea estates and dense jungle. This UNESCO-adjacent retreat, set on the 500-acre Enselwatte Tea Estate, earned a 9.3/10 rating from 2024 guests for its serene ambiance and langur-friendly

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Sustainable Travel in Sri Lanka: How to Be an Eco-Conscious Tourist

Sri Lanka, a jewel of the Indian Ocean, captivates travelers with its lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and vibrant cultures. As tourism booms—contributing 14% to the nation’s GDP in 2024 (World Travel & Tourism Council)—the need for eco-conscious travel has never been greater. Inspired by your interest in sustainable retreats like Gal Oya and Ceylon Tea

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Langdale Boutique Hotel by Amaya: A Colonial Gem in Nuwara Eliya’s Tea Country

Picture yourself sipping a steaming cup of Ceylon tea on a sun-dappled veranda, surrounded by rolling tea plantations and misty mountains. The air is crisp, carrying the scent of eucalyptus and fresh-cut grass, as the distant whistle of a train echoes through the hills. This is Langdale Boutique Hotel by Amaya, an 11-room colonial retreat

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