
This villa draws inspiration from dark sandy beaches. It offers a blend of dark, and beige, earthy-toned interiors. It exudes a feeling of luxury and deep relaxation with time for deep reflection. The villa has direct beach access and a beautiful view of the ocean beyond.

Kaimu is inspired by the sands of Hawaiian beaches. In tones of beige and brown its interiors are very inviting, relaxing and light…you may feel your worries melt away as you step into its folds. This villa also offers direct beach access with views of the rolling waves beyond.

This villa draws inspiration from Greek sands. Its interiors are airy, light, golden-beige and earthy! It’s like walking into a warm hug! Kyra offers direct beach access and stunning views of the ocean beyond.

Noosa is inspired by the sandy beaches of Australia. Its interiors are earthy, bright beigey-cream with nude tones. Makes you want to sigh as you step into its inviting folds. A typical kick off your shoes and sink into its inviting sofas and just relax, ambience. It offers direct beach access and picturesque views of the ocean.

The second-largest villa of the six, Bari, is inspired by the sands of Italy. Its interiors remind you of rich Italian dark roast. Bari is the epitome of luxury and elegance. The villa offers its guests a larger, longer pool, together with a private movie and gaming room. Bari has direct beach access and unending views of the sparkling blue ocean.

The largest and most spacious villa, it is ideal for families or a group of friends. Cies, is inspired by the sands of Spain. The epitome of luxury and elegance, its interiors are plush and have a deep golden beige tone. It exudes a feel of inherent luxury. The villa also boasts a lovely wide veranda showcasing traditional Sinhalese architecture, an in-villa steam room, a larger longer pool, a movie and gaming room, direct beach access and a breathtaking view of the ocean.

located approx. 1 hour from The Six the Galle Fort also known as Galu Kotuwa in Sinhalese was built in 1588 and fortified further in the 17th Century by the Dutch. It is historical, archaeological and architectural heritage monument The main landmark in Galle is the beautifully preserved 90-acre Dutch Fort. It is a UNESCO Cultural Heritage site and a must-see should you visit Galle.

located 21mins from Weligama. It is an experience not to be missed should you visit between the months of November – April, which is the season for the migration of several species of Whale and Dolphin in the South, East and Northwestern Coast. And what a sight it is to watch these magnificent creatures of the sea as they frolic and swim in the deep, warm waters of the Indian Ocean.

located 21 minutes away, it is a snake sanctuary owned and run by an Ayurvedic doctor with knowledge of Indigenous herbs and plants. It has been a snake sanctuary for 3 generations and has a very interesting history of its own. The sanctuary collects/saves snakes from rice fields and directly from people's homes and nurses them back to health, should they need it before releasing them back to their natural habitat. You can experience touching and holding snakes should you feel adventurous.

or Kushtarajagala is located 20mins away. The historic Aggrabodhi Viharaya (temple) ruins remain here and still maintain its old-world charm even though it has been left to the hands of nature. A statue said to be that of the ‘Awalokatheesvara Bodhisattva’ belonging to the Mahayana tradition of Buddhism can be seen here as well.
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