Sri Lankan boutique hospitality brand Aahaasa Collection has launched three bookable multi-property journeys for 2026–2027 linking its beach, tea-country and mountain properties, priced from $3,250, the company said on October 21.
The four-night trip combining Aavya Cove Villas on the southwest coast with Aadya Tea Bungalows near Hatton starts at $3,250. A four-night coast-and-mountain itinerary pairing Aavya Cove with Aarunya Nature Resort, which overlooks the UNESCO-listed Knuckles Mountain Range near Kandy, costs from $3,750, while a six-night journey across all three properties starts at $5,150. Rates are based on double occupancy.
The itineraries are marketed under the theme “The Art of Doing Nothing”, combining activities such as kayaking in the Madu River mangroves, tea plucking and hiking sections of the Pekoe Trail with unstructured time and Ayurveda-inspired treatments at the brand’s Aarogya Spa & Wellness centres. Private helicopter and seaplane transfers can be arranged between properties, and Aadya Tea Bungalows has its own helipad.
“We often think of luxury in terms of what can be added to a journey, but there is also luxury in what we choose not to fill,” said Nath Rankothge, founder of Aahaasa Collection.
The launch follows Aahaasa’s introduction of its Island Concierge service. Rankothge opened Aarunya in 2018 before establishing the Aahaasa brand in 2025 with Aavya Cove Villas in Balapitiya, near Galle Fort. Aadya Tea Bungalows, set on a 200-acre tea estate the group is rehabilitating, opened in April 2026.
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