Eden Villas was established in 1999 to manage private villas in Sri Lanka. Our offices are based in Galle and we are on hand to look after your requirements once you get here as well as to help plan for activities etc via our Concierge team before you arrive. We manage a number of villas suitable for small or large groups & in 2021 were recognised as amongst the top villa managers in the worlds. We look forward to welcoming you.

A delightful 3 bedroom oasis with spectacular sunset views over the ramparts & ocean from the private roof terrace. The view from here goes down as one of THE views available within these historic walls. Access to the roof terrace is via the master bedroom suite that occupies the 1st floor. The other two smaller bedrooms are on the ground floor looking into the courtyard where the plunge pool is located. The ground floor is open on one side facing the courtyard. There are comfortable built in seating and chairs as well as a dining table. Breakfast is provided & can either be taken on the roof terrace or on the ground floor. The house comes with a housekeeper who will be present for your stay so that you can come and go as you please. The Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage site & has several shops, cafes, bars and hotels. Walking around the Ramparts early morning or for sunset is wonderful. For a morning can dip the beach of the Fort is at the south east corner. Our team are on hand to always assist with any requirements and we truly believe that staying here will be yet another highlight of your holiday in Sri Lanka.

A romantic origin of the name 'Galle' is attributed to the Portuguese mariner who first sighted its natural harbour. Tradition has it that a look-out sailor on the crow's-nest of the Portuguese vessel espied a cock crowing on a rock on the promontory now known as Rumassala. The man shrilled in fascination, "Galla - buonovista", a cock - beautiful sight! The Fort of Galle covers an area of 38 hectares, with 326 houses and many public buildings within the impressive ramparts. There is a population of around 2,500 residents, of whom half are Muslim, a little less than half Buddhist, and a tiny proportion of Burghers and non SL nationals. Galle Fort is the largest Dutch colonial living Fort in Asia. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site. The architecture is predominately Dutch origin & nowadays there are many shops, restaurants, & bars. Walking on top if the Ramparts early morning or late afternoon is a 'must do' & lecture tours on the history of the Fort are available to book.