Villa Perpetua

Rooms

Standard Room

The double rooms offer a cozy, comfortable stay with the choice of twin or double beds. Relax on the shared patio with friends or loved ones.

Room Amenities:
-Tea/coffee maker
-Free WiFi
-Cable TV
-Private bathroom with hot & cold water
-Free parking
-Laundry service

Itineraries

from$3,089

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Sri Lanka Backroads Adventure from Hunumulla to Galle

12 Day Itinerary

• Volunteer for seagrass restoration
• Spot wildlife at Wilpattu Park
• Cycle through Habarana village
• Hike Pidurangala at sunset

Activities:

Archaeological Site Visits, Biking, Hiking, Rainforest Exploration, Village Visits, Volunteering, Wildlife Viewing

Activity Level:

Easy Active

Tour Details

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Villa Perpetua Activities

• Nine Arch Bridge
  • Conquer the Iconic Nine Arch Bridge - also called the "Bridge in the Sky", this masterpiece of colonial-era railway construction is renowned for its remarkable architecture and the lush greenery surrounding the nearby hills.
• Zip line
  • ​Soar through the air on Sri Lanka's first mega zip-line, spanning over half a kilometer and reaching speeds of 80 km/h. Just 12 km / 7.5 mi from Villa Perpetua, in the stunning Ella Gap, this exhilarating adventure offers a breathtaking bird's-eye view of Sri Lanka's picturesque hill country.
• Hike - Little Adams peak
  • ​Named after the sacred Adam's Peak (Sri Pada), where the footprint of Lord Buddha is said to be preserved, Little Adam's Peak stands at a height of 1,141 m / 3743 ft.
• Ella rock trail
  • ​This walk takes about 2 hours each way, with roughly half the journey following the railway line before heading into the hills. Start from Ella around 5 am to enjoy breakfast while watching the breathtaking sunrise.

• Lipton's Seat
  • Named after Sir Thomas Lipton, the Scottish businessman who brought tea plantation to Sri Lanka in the 1890s, this scenic viewpoint offers a panoramic view of five of Sri Lanka's provinces.
• Adisham Monastery
  • Visit the charming Adisham Bungalow, now home to the Adisham Monastery of Saint Benedict. Built in 1931 by English aristocrat Sir Thomas Villiers, it features a chapel that houses a relic of St. Sylvester.
• Dambatanne Tea Factory
  • Explore Sri Lanka's renowned tea-making tradition. Watch skilled tea pluckers handpick tender leaves and learn about the processes of sorting, grading, and packing. Don't miss the chance to taste some of the finest teas.

• Dowa temple
  • This protected heritage site is renowned for its large, unfinished Buddha statue carved into the rock face, a remarkable example of Mahayana sculpture. According to folklore, it may been created by King Walagamba, who is believed to have sought refuge in the area.
• Mahamewna Meditation Centre
  • This impressive six-stupa site offers breathtaking views and intricate Buddhist carvings. It is also known for its serene meditation "Kutti," located high in the hills.

• Ravana Falls
  • The sheer size and power of these stunning waterfalls are mesmerizing. As the widest waterfall in Sri Lanka, it is a must-visit attraction in Ella.
• Nil Diya Pokuna
  • This stunning body of crystal-clear water lies more than 500 m / 1640.4 ft below the surface. According to myth, King Ravana brought Sita (either stolen or rescued) from India and hid her in this secret, yet magnificent place. It's an adventure for the boldest explorers.
• Train Tour
  • Take a journey on the Demodara Loop, an engineering marvel that offers a captivating experience. The best way to enjoy this scenic route is aboard the Calypso train, which adds entertainment to your adventure.
• Waterfall Tour
  • Explore Sri Lanka's magnificent cascading waterfalls: Diyaluma, a towering 32 m / 105 ft waterfall; Dunhinda, accessible via a scenic trail across a suspension bridge; and Bambarakanda, the largest of them all at 35 m / 115 ft.