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Soak in the Southern charm of Kayaam House – let your senses and mind settle into its surroundings.
Sitting along Tangalle Bay on the Southern Coast of the island, lined by tall coconut trees and the vast Indian Ocean, Kayaam House is home to six Ocean Rooms, two Palm Suites and a two-bedroom Palm Residence, tranquil spaces that invite to shift towards a relaxed, slow way of living.
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Bathe in nature at the outdoor yoga pavilion or at the far-reaching infinity pool. Dine in the chic, Bawa-inspired, 20-cover restaurant and bar.
Spaces are designed to provide seclusion and serenity for Kayaam House guests – helping ease the mind, unwind and relax in a lush, tropical setting.
Unwind, relax,
rejuvenate.
Our spaces are curated to emanate a grounding, cosy and restorative atmosphere, ideal for rest, rejuvenation and rediscovery.
Meet an incredible team of culinarians who are passionate and dedicated towards curating wholesome and delectable local fare.
Our Wellness Program
Kayaam House is a year-round destination. The deep south of Sri Lanka experiences a micro climate which has less effect from the monsoon rains. The driest part of the year is between mid-December to March. The rainy monsoon season is traditionally from May to July. August and September are drier months, with rain returning in October and November. Rains are usually expected during the evening and don’t last very long, hence the sun is rarely out of sight for long. Temperatures range on average between 27 to 30 degrees Celsius. Ideal time for diving, surfing or snorkelling is in-between late November to early April.
Children below 16 can only be accommodated during buyouts. During regular operations, in order to maintain the tranquil nature of these spaces, only guests above 16 will be accommodated.
