1. Kids Story Time at Wild & The Sage | Saturdays, 9:30 AM

2. Saturday Social at Hotel de Uncle’s | Saturdays

3. Sri Lankan New Year at Angel Beach | 14th April

4. Kids Easter Party at The Garden House | 20th April

ENTERTAINMENT

April is hands down our favourite time of year in Sri Lanka. With Easter and Sinhala & Tamil New Year back-to-back, the island feels like one big celebration—even though it’s technically the end of the busy season. Not for the South, though! From Easter egg hunts for the little ones to traditional New Year festivities, we’re here for all of it. This is your ultimate guide to the month ahead.

CULTURE

As the sun dips below the horizon, the call to prayer drifts through the historic streets of Galle Fort and across the lush valleys of Sri Lanka, signaling Iftar—the breaking of the fast. For the country’s Muslim community, Ramadan is a time of deep spiritual reflection, fasting, and togetherness. But for non-Muslims, it’s also an opportunity to connect, show respect, and, if you're lucky, get invited into a world of rich tradition and culture. 

FEATURE

You’ve heard the saying: Dress not for the job you have, but the job you want. Well, same goes for surfing—ride not like the surfer you are, but the surfer you want to be.

FEATURE

Floating above the landscape, Trebartha East – The Round House is an architectural masterpiece set in the heart of a cinnamon plantation. Designed by award-winning architect Dr. Narein Perera, this boutique hotel is a one-of-a-kind retreat in Sri Lanka, seamlessly blending with its natural surroundings.

FEATURE

You may already have a pool (good for you), but no tropical experience is complete without going on a pool hop. At Pineapple Press, we believe in the fine art of sip-and-swim. From sleek infinity edges overlooking the ocean to lush jungle hideaways where the drinks are just as refreshing as the water, we’ve rounded up seven standout spots.

FEATURE

In the heart of Ahangama, a quiet shift is taking place. Sarana, a community space dedicated to art, wellness, and culture, is enriching how travellers engage with Sri Lanka’s traditions.

Along the island’s southern coast, where tourism pulses through beachside cafés and boutique hotels, the cultural essence of Sri Lanka can sometimes feel overshadowed.