





Setting a new benchmark for sustainable luxury in the region, Teardrop Hotels’ latest property on Sri Lanka’s East Coast provides guests with earth-friendly interiors and a beautifully authentic experience
Adding to its existing collection of beautiful properties in paradise, Teardrop Hotels has unveiled Kalkudah Beach House – an intimate beachfront retreat located on Sri Lanka’s unspoiled East Coast.
Nestled within a secluded coconut grove, this five-bedroom sanctuary is designed for those seeking both serenity and adventure.

The property features two beautifully designed villas—The Main House and Palm Villa—which frame a stunning tropical pool, offering direct access to one of Sri Lanka’s most breathtaking stretches of coastline.
“With Kalkudah Beach House, we’re bringing Teardrop’s signature hospitality to an area that remains one of Sri Lanka’s best-kept secrets,” says Henry Fitch, CEO of Teardrop Hotels.
“The East Coast is an emerging destination, offering pristine beaches, incredible marine life, and a gateway to the Cultural Triangle. We believe this property will set a new benchmark for sustainable luxury in the region, providing guests with an immersive and authentic experience.”
The East Coast’s hidden sanctuary

The launch of Kalkudah Beach House signals an exciting moment for Sri Lanka’s evolving tourism landscape. The region’s crystal-clear waters, wide stretches of golden sand, and thriving marine ecosystem offer a fresh perspective on Sri Lanka’s natural beauty.
Immersive experiences on the East Coast include:

- Diving & Snorkeling: Explore vibrant coral reefs, WWII shipwrecks, and diverse marine life.
- Whale & Dolphin Watching: Between May and August, the waters are prime for spotting blue whales, sperm whales, and playful pods of dolphins.
- Cultural Exploration: Located just an hour from Sri Lanka’s famed Cultural Triangle, guests can embark on day trips to iconic sites such as the UNESCO-listed Sigiriya Rock Fortress and the ancient city of Polonnaruwa.
- Local Excursions: From visiting the historic Dutch Fort in Batticaloa to sunset cruises in Kalkudah Bay, the area is rich with undiscovered gems.
Driven by sustainability

Kalkudah Beach House combines understated elegance with sustainability. The restored Dutch-style arches create open-plan living spaces that seamlessly connect to lush gardens and the Indian Ocean. Interiors feature locally sourced materials, handcrafted furnishings, and environmentally conscious design elements, including solar power and rainwater harvesting.
Guests can enjoy cuisine that celebrates the flavours of Sri Lanka’s East Coast, featuring fresh seafood and traditional dishes such as Batticaloa-style crab curry and fragrant Jaffna seafood stew.
Start the adventure
Wallet: Prices for a Beach View Bedroom start from USD 270 on a bed and breakfast basis (valid for stays between 16th September to 19th December 2025.
How: Find out more via teardrop-hotels.com