7 Night Stay at Cinnamon Bey Beach Hotel with Sigiriya- Dambulla tour
Most popular hotel facilities
- Swimming Pools
- Spa
- Restaurants
- Beachfront
- Free Wifi
- Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms
- Balcony
- Sea view
- Private Bathroom
Spend seven nights in a Superior Room at the majestic Cinnamon Bey Beruwala Beach Hotel for the perfect beach getaway. Discover a fusion of luxury and comfort amongst golden dunes and blue oceans, just a short distance from Sri Lanka’s stunning southwest coast.
The finest regional and international cuisines are served at breakfast and supper every day as part of our half-board package. During these days, you will also receive a complimentary day tour to Sigiriya and Dambulla, adding a touch of adventure to your stay. Your trip to leisure starts as soon as you land thanks to free airport shuttles, guaranteeing a smooth and wonderful stay.
About Cinnamon Bey Beach Hotel Beruwala
Cinnamon Bey Beruwala is a stunning 5-star beach resort located along the golden shores of Beruwala, Sri Lanka. This luxury hideaway is tucked away on the southern coast, only a short drive from the vibrant metropolis of Colombo. Thanks to its handy location, visitors may take in neighboring sights like the famous Kande Viharaya Temple, Brief Garden, and Bentota Beach. The hotel features six distinct dining venues, including specialty restaurants serving local and international cuisine, as well as a spa that offers rejuvenating treatments. With its beachfront location, extensive recreational facilities, and commitment to sustainability, Cinnamon Bey is an ideal choice.
Room Categories at Cinnamon Bey Beruwala
The hotel offers a range of room types designed to cater to various preferences. Guests can choose from Superior Rooms, Deluxe Rooms, and Suites, all of which provide spacious and elegantly designed interiors. Each room is equipped with modern amenities, such as air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi, and private balconies or terraces that overlook either the lush gardens or the sea, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.
Activities and Excursions in Beruwala
Visitors may take part in a variety of excursions and activities that capture the attraction of Sri Lanka’s southwest coast during their days in Beruwala. Begin with a leisurely day at Beruwala Beach. Those who enjoy the water may do deep-sea fishing, jet-skiing, or snorkeling. Visit the historic Kande Vihara Temple, which has a large Buddha statue and a rich Buddhist history, for a cultural experience. Explore the area’s breathtaking mangroves and see local wildlife, such as unique birds and amusing monkeys, by taking a boat tour on the Bentota River. The Barberyn Island Lighthouse offers expansive views of the ocean, so don’t miss it.
Sigiriya, Dambulla Day Tour
Sigiriya and Dambulla, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, are two of Sri Lanka’s most treasured cultural landmarks. Sigiriya has even been named the 8th Wonder of the World, making this day tour a must-do for travelers. Starting at 6 am from your beach hotel, you’ll journey for about 4–5 hours to reach Dambulla Cave Temple. After exploring the temple, we recommend lunch at a restaurant suggested by our driver. Later, when the sun softens, you’ll continue to Sigiriya Rock Fortress before returning to your hotel.
Exploring Dambulla Cave Temple
The Dambulla Cave Temple, situated on a towering 160m rock, is an iconic site with a fascinating history. The rock spans over 1.5 km at its base and reaches a summit height of 550m. These caves served as a refuge for King Walagamba (Vattagamini Abhaya) during his 14-year exile. Upon reclaiming his throne in the 1st century BC, he built a grand rock temple here. This temple designated a World Heritage Site in 1991, houses a mix of religious and secular art, including numerous reclining Buddha statues. In Cave 1, you’ll find a 15m-long statue of the dying Buddha and frescoes on walls and ceilings depicting Buddha’s life and Sinhalese history. The largest cave, Cave 2, contains over 150 statues, including depictions of Hindu deities Vishnu and Ganesh, showcasing the influence of Mahayana Buddhism.
Exploring Sigiriya Rock Fortress
Sigiriya, often called “Lion Rock,” is one of Sri Lanka’s premier eco-tourism sites and was named a World Heritage Site in 1982. The fortress was once entered through the jaws of a lion, with only its massive paws remaining today. Rising 600 feet above the flat landscape, Sigiriya’s distinctive rock with its flat summit spans nearly an acre, where King Kasyapa built his fortress complex. Today, ruins of this complex remain, showcasing an incredible feat of ancient architecture.
At the base of Sigiriya Rock Fortress, bird watchers can enjoy an excellent bird-watching site within the Sigiriya Sanctuary.
Typical Itinerary of Sigiriya Day Tour
- Pick up from the beach hotel and transfer to Dambulla – Approximately 5-6 hours drive
- Visit Dambulla cave Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site where Lord Buddha’s life is painted on the walls of the cave which is believed to be done during the 2nd century.
- Lunch at a recommended restaurant
- Visit Sigiriya Rock Fortress at 3.30 PM built by King Kashayapa as his palace during the 5th Century, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Transfer to the beach hotel – Approximately 5-6 hours drive
