The Palms, Beruwala

The Palms, Beruwala A refined beachfront escape in Beruwala, where contemporary comfort meets laid-back oceanfront living.
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A bespoke haven designed to refresh the senses. We look forward to welcoming you back to your home away from home.
07/09/2026

A bespoke haven designed to refresh the senses. We look forward to welcoming you back to your home away from home.

01/09/2026

Wake up to the gentle sea breeze, peaceful mornings, and the soothing rhythm of coastal life. From the moment you arrive, everything is thoughtfully designed to help you slow down, unwind, and enjoy the moment.

With comfortable spaces, warm hospitality, and effortless service, every detail comes together to create a truly relaxing and memorable holiday.

Here, relaxation is more than a moment, it’s part of every stay, every experience, and every memory you take home.

The Palms, take a first glimpse at our transformation.We’re creating a refreshed experience for our guests, rooted in th...
26/08/2026

The Palms, take a first glimpse at our transformation.

We’re creating a refreshed experience for our guests, rooted in thoughtful design, genuine warmth, and the spirit of Sri Lankan hospitality.

This is more than a renovation. It’s a new chapter and a renewed expression of The Palms.

We're proud to celebrate an incredible achievement at the Southern Culinary Competition 2026.Best Hotel Championship 202...
07/08/2026

We're proud to celebrate an incredible achievement at the Southern Culinary Competition 2026.

Best Hotel Championship 2026
Best Hotel in the Bentota & Beruwala Region
Best Cold Kitchen Chef

Our talented culinary team also brought home an outstanding medal tally:
6 Gold
14 Silver
19 Bronze

These achievements reflect the passion, dedication, and excellence of our chefs, who continue to raise the bar with every dish. Congratulations to the entire team on this well-deserved success!

01/08/2026

Not an empty wilderness but a cradle of life. Every root offers shelter. Every seed carries a promise.

Standing among the mangroves of Marawila, our Sustainability and Experiences Manager shares why these remarkable ecosystems matter, not only for the wildlife they support, but also for the communities that depend on them and the future they help protect.

Here, where the land gently yields to the sea, the mangroves of Marawila nurture an extraordinary web of life while quietly capturing and storing vast amounts of carbon. These remarkable forests are the silent architects of our coastline. Their intricate root systems provide vital habitat for fish, crabs, birds, and countless other species, support the livelihoods of coastal fishing communities, improve water quality by trapping sediments, and help shield our shores from waves, storm surges, and erosion.

Beneath the surface, their waterlogged soils lock away carbon for centuries, making mangrove ecosystems among the world's most effective natural carbon sinks, often referred to as blue carbon ecosystems.

Sri Lanka is home to approximately 28 species of true mangroves and around 18 associated mangrove species, thriving along the island's lagoons, estuaries, and sheltered coastlines. Marawila forms part of the country's western coastal mangrove belt, linked to the Chilaw–Puttalam lagoon system. Though rich in ecological value, these forests are increasingly fragmented, with Sri Lanka's remaining mangrove cover estimated at just 6,000–7,000 hectares.

The passage of time has not been kind to these ecosystems. The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami caused significant damage to mangrove habitats across the country, while decades of coastal development have taken an even greater toll. Between the 1980s and 1990s, the Puttalam Lagoon region experienced substantial mangrove loss, largely driven by the expansion of shrimp aquaculture, leaving once-continuous forests broken into isolated fragments.

Conservation begins with understanding, and stewardship grows through shared responsibility. By supporting education, raising awareness, and working alongside local communities, we hope to help protect these extraordinary ecosystems so they continue to shelter biodiversity, sustain livelihoods, capture carbon, and inspire future generations for years to come.

Long before it became a place to visit, Brief Garden was a creative sanctuary that gathered artists, sculptors, painters...
17/07/2026

Long before it became a place to visit, Brief Garden was a creative sanctuary that gathered artists, sculptors, painters, designers, all drawn in by Bevis Bawa's restless eye for beauty. What's left is a landscape built like a collage: hand-carved figures, leaf-patterned tiles, a mural climbing the stairwell. If you're in Beruwala, this is one place you must see, the greatest gathering of art and imagination the Bevis Bawas ever left behind.

09/07/2026

Experience the New Era of The Palms!
Be among the first to discover the new Palms

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077 830 9859 | 070 659 5665

Explore new places, one glass and one laugh at a time
02/07/2026

Explore new places, one glass and one laugh at a time

16/06/2026

The kind of place where you slow down and simply enjoy life.

09/06/2026

Every grain of sand, every coral reef, every tree tells the story of Sri Lanka. Our environment is our greatest treasure, and its protection is a responsibility we all share.
Today, we cleaned. We planted. We made a promise.
A promise to safeguard our natural heritage, strengthen our tourism industry, preserve our culture, and leave a greener, healthier island for future generations.
Because the future of Sri Lanka begins with the choices we make today.

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Moragalla
Bentota
12070

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+94 34 227 6041

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