Villa Kaimu | Weligama | Sri Lanka

Villa Kaimu is beautifully situated on the waterfront of Midigama Beach in Sri Lanka. The villa spans two levels and boasts a total of four bedrooms, each one spaciously designed to provide the residents with an unparalleled level of comfort and convenience. Each bedroom features an en suite bathroom for ultimate privacy, and the two first level bedrooms come with their own private balcony. The balcony look out over the water, providing a perfect place to bask in the sunshine and enjoy the evening breeze, and drink in the stunning scenery. 

On the lower level of the property you will find an equipped kitchen for the culinary enthusiast in you, as well as an expansive living room area that holds both a living room and a dining space, making it a perfect space to bring people together over a shared meal or a night full of laughter and relaxation as the sun sets over the horizon outside. Just outside the living room lies the private outdoor area, complete with a private swimming pool that overlooks Midigama Beach and the ocean.

Midigama Beach is renowned for its incredible surfing with waves of an intermediate to pro level, making this villa an ideal property for a water sports enthusiast. However, there is also a natural rock pool that is perfectly safe for children, making it a perfect fit for families just the same. 

As this villa is part of The Six resort-residence, you get complete access to an unparalleled service infrastructure, allowing you to benefit from a private chef, butler, housekeeping and much more. Between its incredible location, the beautiful, elegant design of the villa and the luxurious service infrastructure providing unparalleled comfort and convenience, this property is its own little pocket of paradise in Sri Lanka. 

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka simply has it all: an amazing history and culture, dramatic views, national parks teeming with leopards and elephants and palm-fringed beaches.

How To Get To Sri Lanka

There are many airlines that fly to Sri Lanka. Many Middle Eastern carriers fly to Colombo such as Emirates, Oman Air, Etihad, Qatar & Turkish and provide good connections around the globe. For the UK and Europe, Sri Lankan Airlines either fly direct from London or allow good connections from a number of European hubs. From North America, on the west coast it is best to connect through Asia while it makes most sense to connect through the Middle East or India if you are coming from the east coast. Asia provides many routings into Sri Lanka and is served by many major carriers (Singapore, Thai, Cathay and Malaysia) in the region.

When To Go To Sri Lanka

It is fairly difficult to accurately predict the weather patterns in Sri Lanka given it is an island that receives a range of weather fronts moving in from the Indian Ocean throughout the year. However, here is the general rule of thumb! There are two monsoons which affect Sri Lanka, the South-West Monsoon, or Yala Monsoon affects the south and west coasts from May to September, whilst the Maha, or North-East Monsoon affects the Cultural Triangle and East Coasts from October to January. That said, August is a little sunny sandwich for the south coast, so perfect for a beach break. For the summer, you can easily combine the Cultural Triangle with the East Coast beaches, or even the Maldives.