Oasis Ayurveda Beach Resort

COMFORT

The Oasis Ayurveda Beach Resort is located in the south of the island, directly on the expansive, almost deserted beach surrounded by about 50,000 sqm of lush flora and fauna. Encounters with monkeys, peacocks, and monitor lizards are not uncommon during a stroll. The main building with Ayurveda and Oasis wings, the double houses in the Ayurveda Village (on request), and 1 cabana (on request) are loosely distributed across the grounds. The dry, warm climate, often with a gentle breeze, is excellently suited for a restorative Ayurveda regeneration or Panchakarma therapy. The hotel is not purely an Ayurveda resort but also offers classic holiday guests a relaxed break - ideal for those who want to combine Ayurveda with relaxation.

In the ground floor of the main building, the renovated restaurant offers rich Ayurvedic buffets, labelled according to doshas. Meals are served on the adjacent covered terrace, by the pool, and under the shade-giving palms in the beautiful garden. In case of bad weather, meals are taken indoors.

The Ayurveda Center is located in a separate building near the main hotel and features 13 treatment rooms and 2 acupuncture rooms, 6 herbal and 3 Ayurvedic steam baths. The Ayurveda Center is led by an experienced chief physician (regularly on-site) and other Ayurveda doctors (with various specialties such as rheumatic or psychosomatic disorders, diabetes, acupuncture) as well as several therapists. The yoga pavilion provides space for yoga and meditation sessions accompanying the therapy. Translation into German is available upon request (please specify when booking).

Relax by the outdoor pool or use the gym. Trips to Kalamatija bathing beach (approx. 20 mins) and the use of 9- or 18-hole golf courses nearby (payable at the hotel) are available on request. Small events such as sari and sarong wrapping courses, cooking demonstrations, temple ceremonies, and excursions to cultural highlights in the vicinity can be offered for a fee depending on the offer and number of participants. Notably, the Bundala or Yala National Park, which hosts one of the densest leopard populations worldwide along with crocodiles, elephants, mongooses, and monkeys, is highly recommended.