Sri Lanka

A historic estate retreat set in the verdant highlands of Sri Lanka’s tea country, where colonial-era bungalows overlook rolling plantations and valleys. The experience blends elegant, heritage-inspired living with immersive discovery - from guided walks through working tea fields and tea tasting with masters, to picnics amid the hills and excursions to nearby waterfalls and villages.

Malabar Hill is a nature-infused boutique resort perched above Weligama’s rice paddies. The 12–14 free-standing villas with private salt-water plunge pools and open-air spaces create a sense of calm that embraces both jungle and sea vistas. Hill House, the social heart of the property , pairs panoramic views with locally inspired cuisine, whilst yoga, nature walks, spa treatments and curated excursions from surf beaches to tea plantations enrich the stay.

Amangalla is a serene heritage property set within the old Dutch-fort area of Galle, where timeless colonial architecture and shaded courtyards create a calm, restorative atmosphere. The experience centres on walking the fortified streets, exploring nearby temples and museums, and discovering local artisan crafts and cuisine that reflect the region’s layered history.

A wellness-centred sanctuary nestled in the misty hills above Kandy. The property’s holistic programmes, from mindful movement and yoga to personalised nutrition and restorative spa therapies, are tailored to reset both body and mind within its forested, river-framed setting. With hiking trails, meditation spaces and seasonal wellness events integrated into the rhythms of the landscape, it offers a deeply restorative base for intentional wellbeing and renewal.

A wild-luxury hideaway set on Sri Lanka’s untamed southeastern coast where the ocean, forest and lagoon converge in a dramatic natural setting. The experience centres on intimate, design-driven huts with panoramic views and a range of nature-immersive activities such as whale and dolphin watching, coastal safaris, kayaking and guided wildlife walks. Dining is locally inspired with fresh seafood and indigenous flavours, while sundowners by the water and cultural encounters give an unbeaten sense of place.