Aura Beach Villa 77 Galle Road Pitiwella on Sunday, 28th January 2024, at 5:30 PM with Cocktails and Barbeque: where waves meet serene luxury Ticket price LKR 9,000.00 / USD 30 Available on email: ruabeyakoon@gmail.com/ +94776086741
The author
Diana de Gunzburg was born in Pakistan and is Anglo-Russian-Afghan. Her great-grandfather was the last man to be publically hanged in British India for making war on the Crown. Diana was brought up between the North West Frontier−where her father still farms his estate−and her mother’s native Yorkshire. By the age of seventeen, she had already made the 6000-mile journey overland between the two countries three times. She has recently published articles about her family history in Alef magazine and Afghan Scene. She lives with her husband and teenage daughter in Paris where she teaches yoga.
The book – Moonstone Legacy Trilogy
`An action-packed adventurous tale with an added magical touch of the mystical dancing across the pages. A treat of three books in one, we follow brave and capable Lizzy from the age of 14 as she struggles to break a family curse. Short punchy chapters and beautiful descriptive detailing make this extremely readable. Travelling from Yorkshire to London, India and Spain, each location is vividly brought to life, along with the difficulties Lizzy faces. Occasionally there are sudden or unexplained additions or changes which creates a further edge to proceedings. Murder, intrigue, and excitement abound, however, there are reminders of the intolerance and discrimination that can be found on the different branches of life. As you follow the moon in each of its phases through to the end, Lizzy grows in confidence and determination, ensuring a dramatic but fitting end to the adventures of the Moonstone’. ~ Liz Robinson
The trilogy dives headlong into a compelling family saga as fourteen year-old Lizzy Abercrombie’s mother dies in a tragic accident on the full moon. But was it really an accident? Lizzy discovers that her death may be linked to a mysterious family curse. Determined to find the truth, her quest takes her to the Temple of the Moon in India, where she uncovers the terrible past of her ancestor George Abercrombie. But even as she discovers that the curse was just an old wives’ tale, the real truth puts her in mortal danger from a succession of ruthless enemies, culminating in a showdown at OneWorld, a sinister spiritual theme park in the desert of Almeria in southern Spain.’
Aura Beach Villa
Nestled along the pristine shores of the quiet beach of Pitiwella – Galle Forts own private beach area in Galle District, Aura Beach Villa beckons those seeking an unparalleled retreat in tranquility. The villa is a harmonious blend of luxury and nature. Surrounded by lush greenery, trees and the gentle murmur of the waves, the property offers total serenity. Aura Beach Villa’s panoramic views of the blue waters just a few feet away, where the horizon meets an endless blue sky provides direct private access to a large empty sandy beach, each moment a private moment to indulge in the soothing rhythm of the ocean. The villa promises an unparalleled retreat, a sanctuary where quiet luxury meets the tranquil rhythms of the waves.
Aura Beach Villa captivates with its idyllic beachfront setting and offers a plethora of luxurious amenities to ensure an unforgettable stay.
Immerse in the:
- Crystalline blue water pool overlooking the pristine beach.
- Indulge in the hot private Jacuzzi after a quick exercise with the gym equipment.
- Go into sea water for a leisurely swim in the sea.
- Enter the air-conditioned games rooms for a chilled beer and a thrilling game of billiards on the green baize pool table.
- Play a game of darts or cards
- Play video games on the huge 55-inch TV in the air-conditioned living room.
- Go back to work on the specially curated table and chairs for the use of Digital Nomads.
- Simply chill out in the outdoor barbeque area with cocktails watching the sunset.
The villa’s interiors boast three elegant comfortable air-conditioned rooms each with their own toilet and showers, each meticulously designed to provide a harmonious blend of style and serenity which can accommodate 6 people.
Whether reveling in the spacious living areas or enjoying a peaceful night’s sleep in the beautifully furnished bedrooms, every corner exudes an air of quiet luxury.
Convenience is paramount, with ample parking facilities available, ensuring that every moment spent in this coastal haven is characterized by comfort and ease.
Aura Beach Villa is located at the beginning of the Pitiwela Tourist Zone just after Gintota Bridge 7 minutes away from the ancient World Heritage City of Galle. Pitiwela Tourist Zone and Beach is Galle’s own private beach area being the closest safe beach to the World Heritage Site.
Aura Beach Villa 15 minutes from the famous corral diving town of Hikkaduwa, 30 minutes away from the renowned turtle hatcheries in Habaraduwa, 40 minutes from the trendy surfing beach at Ahangama and 50 minutes from whale watching surfing beach at Mirrisa.
Discover the Pitiwella Tourist Zone in Galle’s Boossa
Pitiwella Tourist Zone Galle Boossa is an undiscovered gem on the beach of the Southern Coast. Private, spacious, clean and preserved this small exclusive beach area is the closest beach to the World Heritage Town of Galle. Its Galle’s beach; 7 minutes from the Fort. North of the mouth of the Gin Gaga (Gin River).
Pitiwella Beach, is a brilliant off the beaten path destination and the nearest tourist beach to Galle, Sri Lanka. It is the perfect place to relax away from the crowds found at some of the country’s more popular tourist hotspots.
There are not too many things to do other than visit the beach bars and simply chill out, but it is this simplicity that makes it a wonderful place to visit especially the chill out Reggae Bar & Cafe, Bara Beach Bar and Smile Beach Bar. All three bars have a relaxed but enjoyable atmosphere, as well as decent drinks and cocktail selection! Pitiwella Beach Galle’s own beach is a reasonably good surfing spot for beginners and a great thing to do in the area.
Surfboards can be rented from some of the accommodation in the area, but you may have to ask around. The chilled-out vibe makes the ideal place for a break from the world and to escape Sri Lanka’s more crowded tourist spots.
Attractions in Pitiwella Galle Boossa
- Pitiwella Beach
- Jayawardanaramaya Buddhist temple, which was built by the monk Medankara and his grandfather Mohandiram Mudeyanselage Janis de Silva in 1700 A.C. The Pagoda is the only one in Sri Lanka constructed out of stone in 1805 A.C.
