Experience close encounters with wild life at Club Palm Bay

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Stretching across 22 acres, Club Palm Bay offers a range of variety to choose from. The hotel has sprawling gardens, the picturesque lagoon dotted with mangroves or the roaring sounds of the breathtaking ocean. The hotel has 162 well equipped air conditioned chalets with a private veranda, new beds, wardrobes and toilets with rain showers. The hotel also offers signature brand guest toiletries, which is the ideal place to stay, offering the ultimate in comfort.

The large turquoise-hued pool is inviting or you can simply laze around to soak in the glorious rays of the sun. The ayurvedic treatments offered in the hotel, will surely sooth and calm one’s body and mind and offer relaxation and rejuvenation paradise on earth indeed.

For the adventure seekers, they can visit Kalpitiya to watch whales and dolphins, which is just two hours from Marawila.

The deep sea in this area is very famous to spot the spinner dolphins and the elusive clue whales. The season will go on until April and the boat trip is within two hours and takes about four to six persons at a time.

The cost is Rs. 3,600 per head. The famous Wilpattu Santuary is also a couple of hours drive for those who seek the wild at its best. You can contact 0773 178 423 for more information.

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