Aahaasa Collection has introduced Aahaasa Island Concierge, a new travel concept that connects its three properties in Sri Lanka through a single itinerary spanning the island’s coast, tea country and central highlands.
The programme links Aavya Cove Villas on the southern coast, Aadya Tea Bungalows in tea country and Aarunya Nature Resort near Kandy, allowing guests to move between the properties through a coordinated journey focused on landscape, culture, wellness and cuisine.
According to the company, the experience is designed for travellers seeking longer, multi-destination stays that combine different regions of Sri Lanka within a single itinerary. Guests are supported by a dedicated concierge team, with arrangements including accommodation, transfers, dining experiences, wellness programmes and cultural activities.
Transport options can include helicopter and seaplane transfers, luxury ground transportation and customised excursions tailored to individual interests.
The collection has introduced a range of itineraries, including a seven-day Signature Journey and a 10-day Three Worlds Journey, both of which can be adapted to guest preferences.
Experiences across the three properties include tea estate visits, wellness programmes, spice garden activities, nature experiences and encounters with local communities. The company said the programme is intended to provide a more connected way of exploring Sri Lanka through a combination of hospitality, culture and nature-based experiences.
The initiative forms part of Aahaasa Collection’s broader expansion plans, which include the future launch of Aamudra, a luxury yachting division that will extend the company’s offerings beyond its land-based properties.
Nath Rankothge, founder of Aahaasa Collection, said: “Today’s luxury traveller seeks more than exceptional destinations; they seek continuity, meaning and a deeper connection to place.
“Aahaasa Island Concierge was created to reveal Sri Lanka as an unfolding journey through diverse landscapes, shaped by nature, culture and emotion, where each destination enriches the next.”
