Отель прямо на пляже Hotel right on the beach

If you are going to Sri Lanka to compare the service with Turkey or Egypt, it is better not to go at all. But, if you want to feed the monkeys from the balcony overlooking the Indian Ocean, listen to the sound of the surf for 24 hours and wake up in bed from the dawn of the sun - choose Wave Beach! Standard room with a huge panoramic window and a balcony. In superior rooms, there is also a kitchen where you can cook king prawns bought at the market. From the scorching sun, the water in the boiler starts to smell and an unpleasant smell may appear in the shower. Naturally, it is better to clean your teeth with water that you bought at a local shop. . . The lights are cut off several times a day and the smell of diesel generator exhaust is added to the heat. But this is nothing compared to the beautiful ocean and Unawatuna beach. The smiles and friendliness of the Sri Lankans make the most nasty tourists not spoil their vacation and take the shortcomings of Ceylon for exotic! Here is the cleanest water in the ocean and a reef with fish that stretches along the beach. The waves are damped by the reef and swimming near the shore is quite comfortable even for children, although it should be noted that the ocean is not for kids. Breakfasts and dinners at the Wave Beach Hotel were held exclusively on the beach. You set up a table on the sand right next to the ocean. It does not matter that there is no variety and choice of food. The main thing is to sit beautifully and have a snack before going to bed))). Fish menus are everywhere (! ) and for $ 10 together you can freely catch up, if you wish. Or on the spot in the restaurant, for extra. money, order freshly caught fish. I don’t know about others, but after such heat and humidity as in Sri Lanka, I don’t feel like eating at all. But here they already know this and they don’t overfeed you too much))). Exceptionally lovers of wildlife and stunning views right from the bed can relax on the island at the Wave Beach Hotel in the village of Unawatuna.