Ceylon Tea Trails

Located in the middle of Sri Lanka’s stunning Hill Country, Ceylon Tea Trails offers up four exquisite plantation bungalows. The historic bungalows, originally built for tea estate managers in the days of the Raj, have been restored to provide guests with the unique experience of life on a working tea estate.

Each property is home to four to six rooms. Maintaining a distinct colonial atmosphere, each one boasts authentic wooden furniture and polishings, grand antiques, four-poster beds with sweeping drapes, and chic tapestry rugs.

You set your own pace of life while at Tea Trails: unwind in beautiful gardens, visit a factory for a gentle education in the art of Ceylon Tea, or be bold and spend an adventure-filled day biking, trekking, and white-water rafting.

Norwood Bungalow commands views of the Bogawantalawa valley; Tientsin Bungalow has rooms that open onto English gardens; Castlereagh Bungalow features rooms with open fireplaces, and Summerville Bungalow hosts suites which open to private gardens and have access to cozy lounges.

Meals are served on the veranda, dining room, or in the privacy of your room, and - of course -  there’s a never-ending supply of Sri Lanka’s finest tea to drink.

Ceylon Tea Trails Information

Location & Getting There
Smack in the middle of Sri Lanka's stunning Hill Country, Tea Trails bungalow resort is located a 3-4 hours drive away from Bandaranaike International Airport of Colombo. 

Accommodation
The resort consists of 4 bungalows housing 21 rooms and suites in total. Norwood Bungalow commands fine views of the Bogawantalawa valley from its oversized suites, each with a four-poster bed and elegant bathroom. Tientsin Bungalow has rooms that open onto English gardens and boast panoramic views of the tea-carpeted mountains. Castlereagh Bungalow features rooms with open fireplaces, dining and drawing rooms that offer tantalizing views across the lake. Summerville Bungalow hosts suites that open to private gardens and has access to cozy lounges, with magnificent views of the lake and tea planted mountains in a distance. 

Activities
Guests are free to explore the life on a working tea estate, play croquet on the lawn, discover the World Heritage Horton Plains National Park, take a walk through lush tea fields, and visit old tea factories to learn about the art of Ceylon Tea. Scenic hikes, mountain biking, and white water rafting are other activities in which guests can engage.

Children
Children are welcome but there are no specific facilities available.