Experience Sri Lanka's wild coast at its finest. Nestled between deserted sand dunes and a serene estuary, our secluded 4-bedroom villa offers private plunge pool relaxation, wild elephant sightings, and breathtaking sunrises.
Located in the quiet village of Komari, just 20 minutes from Arugam Bay, the villa offers a private paradise away from the crowds.
Steps away from wide, uncrowded sandy beaches with direct ocean access, perfect for sunrise walks.
Situated in a rich natural corridor where gentle wild elephants frequently roam the nearby lagoon and dunes.
A warm, large private pool set in lush tropical gardens, ideal for cooling off after a day of ocean surfing.
Close to famous surf breaks including Lighthouse Point, Whiskey Point, and Pottuvil Point.
Bordering the peaceful Komari estuary, a protected haven for wildlife, birdwatching, and golden sunset reflections.
Designed for family gatherings and getaways with friends, the villa offers 4 spacious air-conditioned bedrooms (with hot water ensuite bathrooms and private balconies). Enjoy a cosy upstairs living/dining room and a spacious downstairs verandah with 2 outdoor al fresco dining areas.
Experience an aerial 360-degree drone perspective gliding over our secluded estate grounds—capturing the private plunge pool, double shaded verandahs, lush coconut palm canopy, and direct pathways to the Komari beachfront.
Soar high above Komari's sweeping golden coast where rolling turquoise Indian Ocean waves break onto an undisturbed beach backed by sand dunes. Free from dense tourist crowds and beachfront hotels, this untouched paradise offers raw ocean beauty, quiet solitude, and pristine wildlife corridors.
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Quiet aerial flights over the calm coastal lagoon, wildlife corridors, and mangrove waterways flanking the villa.
Real experiences from guests who stayed at Elephant Beach Villa.
Reserve the entire 4-bedroom villa with private plunge pool and uncrowded beach access.
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