Aditya is an intimate all suite hotel with just 12 spacious suites, tucked away near Hikkaduwa and the coast. With views over the tropical gardens or beach, it combines contemporary architecture with antique furniture, art and plenty of beautiful details. The generous pool, secluded beach, yoga room and in suite spa treatments make it easy to spend your days doing very little. The beach is safe for swimming for much of the year and is perfect for long walks or time with the family.
Food is another highlight, with a strong focus on fresh seafood and the catch of the day, alongside Western and Asian favourites. The service is warm and attentive, and the team is happy to tailor meals to your preferences. A wonderfully peaceful, stylish retreat for those looking for privacy, space and the sea.
Experience beautifully designed suites that combine luxury, comfort, and timeless elegance. Each room is thoughtfully appointed with premium amenities, stylish interiors, and distinctive antique-inspired touches for a memorable stay.

A peaceful garden-view suite featuring elegant neutral tones, marble flooring, and large windows that fill the space with natural light. Unwind on the private loungers and enjoy the enchanting illuminated ceiling that creates a magical atmosphere each evening.

Offering extra space and comfort, the Sagara Suite features a separate sitting area with stylish furnishings and a private verandah overlooking the beach and the Indian Ocean. It's an ideal choice for guests who appreciate scenic views and a relaxing coastal ambiance.

The pinnacle of luxury, the Surya Presidential Suite boasts a spacious living area, a stunning mezzanine-level king bedroom, and a beautifully designed modern bathroom. Complete with a private balcony and sun patio, it provides an exclusive retreat for an unforgettable stay.
The first rule is that there are no rules. Guests may dine wherever and whenever they choose. Menus are prepared by Chef but guests are free to make any reasonable request and the staff will do their utmost to please. The Amal Restaurant overlooks the beach, so choose a 'window' seat for dinner and enjoy a dramatic sunset to compliment your meal. A reasonable selection of wines and cocktails is available from the bar. We dined on a wonderful sushi platter and grilled seafood. Dessert was a sharp lemon and ginger panacotta with strawberry and passion fruit coulis and almond flakes. Not surprisingly we didn't have room for lunch but light snacks of prawn and mango salad with sweet chillie sauce and cocounut banana shrimp cerainly tempted the palette. The menu was fairly priced and late risers may enjoy Aditya's Sunrise Brunch on occasion and just head straight for the pool to catch the late sun. There is a good selection of wines at value prices. If you fancy a night out, Hikkaduwa has many coastal eateries, for casual dining, and reggae bars. There are many wonderful, sophisticated fine dining restaurants in Galle's Fort area.

Ride Hikkaduwa's famous waves, ideal for beginners and experienced surfers alike. The best surfing season runs from November to April, while seasoned surfers can enjoy the breaks throughout the year.

Explore the vibrant coral reef just offshore, home to colourful tropical fish and fascinating marine life. A relaxing snorkelling experience perfect for discovering Hikkaduwa's underwater beauty.

Discover shipwrecks, coral gardens, and diverse marine life with one of Hikkaduwa's many dive centres. The best diving conditions can be enjoyed between November and April.

Take a short drive to the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, where charming colonial streets, museums, boutique shops, cafés, and ocean views create an unforgettable cultural experience.

Stroll along the historic ramparts as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean. The golden evening light makes this one of the most scenic and relaxing walks in southern Sri Lanka.

Learn about sea turtle conservation while visiting nearby hatcheries. See rescued turtles, hatchlings, and conservation efforts dedicated to protecting these incredible marine creatures.

Witness Sri Lanka's iconic stilt fishermen practising their traditional fishing method along the Koggala coastline, offering one of the country's most photographed cultural experiences.

Visit nearby Ambalangoda to explore traditional Sri Lankan craftsmanship, including colourful mask making, wood carving, puppetry, antiques, and local artisan workshops.

Cruise through the peaceful mangroves of the Madu River, spotting exotic birds, river wildlife, local villages, and the occasional crocodile along the scenic waterways.

Experience local traditions through hands-on workshops, from authentic Sri Lankan cooking to jaggery production and traditional mask making guided by local experts.

Embark on a day trip to Udawalawe National Park to see elephants in the wild, or visit Yala National Park for the chance to spot elusive leopards and other native wildlife.
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