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Gift a moment of calm with Couple’s Spa Retreats at Terrace Green Hotel, Negombo
Terrace Green Hotel & Spa in Negombo invites guests to ‘Gift a Moment of Calm’ with Couples Spa Retreat vouchers to revitalise mind, body and spirit together!
Celebrate your honeymoon at Terrace Green Hotel and Spa with an intimate candlelit dinner!
Fun fact: The word ‘honeymoon’ originated in 16th Century Britain to celebrate the sweetest first month of wedded bliss! It stems from an ancient tradition when newlyweds drank honey-based mead for one full lunar cycle to promote fertility and happiness.
Tame that dreaded jet lag with Terrace Green Hotel and Spa’s Stopover Bliss Special!
You’ve been in the air for 10 hours, no sleep, and arrive in Sri Lanka exhausted, irritable and jet-lagged. Not a great start to your much-looked-forward to tropical holiday!
Half-Board Special at Terrace Green Hotel is a great way to start and end the day!
Food for thought doesn’t always mean thinking about food—although at Terrace Green Hotel and Spa the two often go hand in hand.
Our ‘Stay & Ride’ special-offer package a perfect gateway to Sri Lanka’s best beaches!
Start your Sri Lankan adventure in comfort at Terrace Green Hotel and Spa, then head to the best beaches in the South hassle-free!
Salt Restaurant in Negombo embodies good food savoured in good company!
Salt is less ‘fine-dining’ and more quiet luxury—culinary experiences amidst warm lighting, good conversation, and an open kitchen that is its own stage.
Negombo street food is a spicy introduction to the authentic Sri Lanka experience!
Negombo’s street food is an authentic expression of Sri Lanka’s coastal culture—intensely flavoured and rooted in everyday life rather than touristy gastronomic hype.
Negombo Beach Park is a safe and lively seaside environment for local families
Negombo Beach Park, a short walk from Terrace Green Hotel and Spa, provides a clean and accessible amenity for locals to gather and enjoy the seaside.
High-value visitors to Sri Lanka ‘seek experiences including Ayurveda wellness’
Sri Lanka is increasingly attracting high-value travellers who see their journey not as a holiday, but as a purpose-driven stay, according to a recent Echelon magazine article.
Ceylon Pot Tea: redefining value, sustainability and the future of global tea
A new type of tea is being touted in Sri Lanka—Ceylon Pot Tea. Unlike traditional leaf tea, the entire dhool (rolled and partially oxidized tea leaves) are compressed into a cube similar to the soup and flavouring cubes well known around the world.
Negombo’s thriving fishing industry a vital economic and social hub
Negombo’s history as a major Sri Lankan fishing port dates back centuries, rooted in the geography of its lagoon and position on the west coast.
Lagoon fishing for prawns, crabs and small fish has long been practiced alongside offshore and coastal fishing, the latter with traditional outrigger sailing canoes.
Negombo’s landmark Buddhist temple an historic religious and cultural sanctuary
Bodhirajarama Maha Viharaya, more commonly known as Angurukaramulla Buddhist Temple, is a significant Buddhist religious site in Negombo, Sri Lanka.
Negombo’s many Roman Catholic churches dub the town ‘Little Rome’
Negombo is widely known as ‘Little Rome’ because of its large Roman Catholic population and more than 25 active Catholic churches.
Negombo Lagoon has a long history of trade, fishing and ecotourism
The history of Negombo Lagoon is a narrative of trade, colonial influence, a resilient coastal culture, and modern ecotourism.
Historic Hamilton Canal connects Negombo to its many-layered colonial past
The Hamilton Canal waterway that threads through the heart of Negombo feels timeless, yet its story is a mirror of Sri Lanka’s layered past.