OverviewLagoon Lodge Kalpitiya offers a thatched, wattle & daub cottage with 3 bedrooms, common bath and shower for a close to nature experience in comfort.
A pavilion built on the lagoon provides a unique experience of sleeping on camp beds under a a thatched roof in the constant cool breeze to the sound of lapping water.
Location and Surrounding
Lagoon Lodge Kalpitiya is built on a five acre site on the Kalpitiya lagoon facing the sand spit connecting the mainland to Dutch Bay Island. Kalpitiya is only 160 kms from Colombo making it an easy to get to destination for a perfect family weekend.
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