Garton's Cape, a luxurious four-star boutique hotel, awaits you in the small village of Ahangama, in southern Sri Lanka. Situated on the seafront of the Indian Ocean, this hotel enjoys stunning views of the ocean, endless blue skies, and a tranquil lagoon, providing an excellent setting to recharge your batteries. This heavenly location will transport you away from the everyday, creating space to dream and relax.

With spectacular views of the Indian Ocean and fresh natural sea breezes, the Ocean Deluxe Rooms strike a harmonious balance between modern elegance and comfort. Time will stand still as you gaze at the horizon and enjoy the extraordinary sunset.

This is a half board stay (breakfast and your evening meal served in the main buffet restaurant - excludes drinks). Please see the details section for further information about your board basis conditions.

For ultimate relaxation upgrade your stay to full board with breakfast, lunch, and evening meal served in the main buffet restaurant (you can select this at the next stage of the booking process). Not all restaurants may be applicable to your board basis and may be available at selected times only – drinks are excluded.

At this hotel, you can sunbathe and swim in the beautiful infinity pool, sip a few cocktails in the private beach area and admire the incredible sunset. Enjoy a beer while playing at the pool table or table tennis and spend quality time with your loved ones in a relaxed atmosphere. Those who wish can work out in the fully equipped fitness centre.

Thanks to the perfect location, directly on the shores of the Indian Ocean, guests at Garton's Cape are ideally placed to enjoy a wide range of water sports. Ahangama is known as one of the best low-key surf spots in Sri Lanka, making it a wonderful destination for surfers. In addition, it has several spectacular diving spots that are in close proximity to the hotel.

What's more, there are plenty of activities specifically tailored to children, so you'll be able to let the little ones have fun while you take a well-earned break.

Get your holiday started as soon as you arrive - with this option, you can check in early and have an extra breakfast, so there's no waiting around.

Udawalawe lies south of the island's central hills and surrounds the Udawalawe Reservoir, which is part of the park.

It is a mix of abandoned teak plantations, scrub jungle and grasslands. The dry season is the best time to see the many herds of elephants that roam the park, usually between May and September. Almost the entire park is covered by tall Pohon grass, which grows all year round. Udawalawe is a great place to observe elephants: an estimated 450 elephants live here.

Sinharaja represents the characteristics of a tropical rainforest. Most of Sri Lanka's endemic birds and plants can be seen in Sinharaja. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is the last remaining rainforest in Sri Lanka and is home to most (almost 95%) of Sri Lanka's endemic birds, giant butterflies and over 50 per cent of Sri Lanka's endemic mammals. The most striking sight at Sinharaaja are the dazzling colours and shocking contrasts of the large mixed flocks of birds that feed and fly through the forest. This lowland forest is considered one of the best birdwatching sites in Sri Lanka: 22 of Sri Lanka's 26 endemic birds have been spotted here and the large mixed flocks of feeding birds are an unusual sight.

On this trip you will visit a turtle hatchery and the famous Galle harbour. The turtle hatchery is located 8 km south of Bentota, in Kosgoda. It is said to be the best place to see giant turtles. Galle, said to be the famous Tarshish of the Bible, is the port where the Portuguese first landed in Sri Lanka in the 16th century. Fortified by the Dutch who ruled maritime Sri Lanka in the 17th and 18th centuries, the town still retains the air of old Holland with its churches, monuments, fort and ramparts, as well as picturesque houses and narrow streets that still bear Dutch names.