Sri Lanka Hikkaduwa Chaaya Tranz Hikkaduwa The Best Hotel Deals

Setting the standard for quality, service and hospitality, the Coral Gardens Hotel Hikkaduwa is a welcome haven of elegance and comfort. Facing the splendid coral reefs of Hikkaduwa with the best beach-front garden within a radius of 20 miles, this elegant property is the pioneer beach hotel of Sri Lanka. This location is best to indulge in various water sports such as scuba safari, scuba diving, and snorkelling. The hotel offers gracefully appointed accommodation units that come with all the contemporary amenities, enabling you to relax and have a blissful sleep after a busy day. Dine in elegance of the onsite restaurant where a generous spread of international cuisine is well complemented by a wide array of delicious Sri Lankan dishes to satisfy every taste. The poolside bar on the other hand offers guests snacks and exotic drinks. During time-off, you can take a refreshing dip in the onsite pool, go for scuba diving, snorkelling, boat rides through mangroves or explore the reef, rain forests and wildlife parks.

Coral Gardens is the underwater grove of the Paradise Isle and the cradle of underwater adventure, and the best location on the Western seaboard of Sri Lanka for scuba diving and snorkeling, not just to explore the reef and its rich species diversity but shipwrecks several centuries old. It is also the ideal exploratory hub for those waiting to explore the inland treasures ranging from rain forests, wildlife parks, boat rides through mangroves, and the rich cultural landscape along the Southern coastline Coral Gardens is the pioneer beach hotel of Sri Lanka. Facing the splendid coral reefs of Hikkaduwa with the best beach-front garden within a radius of 20 miles, the hotel is world renown for what it has to offer by way of underwater adventure. A professional team of trainers will test your skill level and help you make the best use of the available facilities for scuba diving and snorkeling. There are 15 diving locations to pick from, including two ancient shipwrecks. And for the absolute amateur, there are glass-bottomed boats that will take you around the reef.