Oliver’s Travels expands in Sri Lanka
Luxury villa holiday specialist Oliver’s Travels has expanded its Sri Lanka portfolio with the addition of 34 new villas.
The newly added villas are set across the country in some of the top locations, from beachfronts to the tropical interior.
Each property has been handpicked to meet Oliver’s Travels’ standards.
Oliver Bell, Founder of Oliver’s Travels, said: “We are excited to new villas to our Sri Lanka portfolio. It’s the perfect setting for travellers seeking both relaxation and adventure, and we can’t wait to share it with our guests.”
It further strengthens Oliver’s Travels’ presence in Asia.
Oliver’s Travels top picks in Sri Lanka include:
Seaside Sanctuary – sleeps 8 Nestled along Sri Lanka’s southern coast, Seaside Sanctuary offers a luxury beachfront escape. The spacious villa boasts airy interiors, serene ocean views, and direct access to a pristine beach. With its infinity pool, lush gardens, and attentive staff, including a private chef, the property ensures an indulgent stay. It is situated near vibrant Galle and other cultural landmarks.
Villa Shala – sleeps 18 Villa Shala is a tranquil hideaway on Sri Lanka’s southern coast. This stylish villa features open-plan living spaces, a pool, and spacious terraces. With a dedicated team, including a private chef, guests are treated to personalised service. Guests will enjoy a large swimming pool and a 20-metre water slide with its own pool.
Tiree Tea House sleeps 14 is a serene on Sri Lanka’s southern coast near Galle, offering a blend of rustic charm and contemporary comfort. This villa features stylish interiors with rooms that either look out towards the sea or inwards to a courtyard with a koi pond. It boasts a tranquil pool, and expansive outdoor spaces, ideal for unwinding in nature. The team of staff includes a private chef. It is located near beaches and the cultural attractions like Galle Fort. Guests can book extra services and activities, such as massages, yoga classes or a personal trainer.
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