Self Catering Accommodation in Yala

Extremely friendly and caring personal with focus on kids. Fresh, tasty local food well served. Clean and cold swimming pool.

Location in jungle few km outside Kataragama, Beautiful Romantic Naturel Clay House quiet place - very clean big room, nice fancy bathroom separate also clean and nice design. They've made everything for nature products wich is wonderfull. The Lady Host gives very good service hospitality she is kind friendly helpfull. Lasanthe (husband) has tuktuk and drive you in very friendly way. I like to come again and reccommend high on the list. From Lady I got some tea and fruits

Go Yala Farm Villa staff was wonderful and helpful, and the food was delicious- specially Sri Lankan rice and curry we had for dinner. It’s located in front of very beautiful lake. It’s the perfect property to go to yala safari. They also organised the professional safari tour. The safari driver is very experienced, he took us to the hidden places and we managed to see the leopard 🐆 up close and also the bear 🐻 which is very rare to see. wonderful place to stay.we hope to come back one day.

Super lovely stay at this comfy cabana. The breakfast was delicious and the host is also a really good tour guide.

Hosts were very attentive, and the food they cooked for us was super delicious.

Amazing owner! Super helpful and great conversation. The rooms and facilities are very clean and modern. Good place to sleep if you want to go to yala or b35 road

Calm, far from the road, staff was polite and the food they prepared was awesome. Also the pool is nice.

RedHill Yala is not a place for everyone. It is a place for someone with an open heart, not just open eyes. It is an utterly authentic place. We stayed as a group of four in a cottage by the rock. The living conditions are very basic, but in this place, it doesn’t matter. There is air conditioning in the rooms, but we chose to use only the fans. The place is looked after by siblings - Ranjeni and Munidasa. Their kindness and care surprised and touched us every day. When we went for an afternoon walk and it got dark, Munidasa made a few calls to locate us and sent a tuk-tuk to ensure we returned home safely. Every day, our hosts moved us with countless beautiful gestures, asking for nothing in return and gifting us with their warm smiles. We dined at RedHill Yala, and what appeared on our table was real homemade cuisine at its finest, prepared by Ranjeni, along with plenty of fresh fruits. You can also count on fully vegetarian meals if that’s your preference, as the hosts themselves are vegetarians. We also went on a safari organized by the owner – ask for the driver/guide named Eranga! He guarantees an unforgettable experience and the best spots for observing wildlife (highly rated by a photographer). The surrounding area of RedHill is a true paradise – a one-of-a-kind place. The enormous rocks surrounding the property protect it from the ocean and create an extraordinary landscape. On one side, there’s an endless empty beach, and on the other, a beach stretching nearly 2 km that leads to the village center. This is not the end of the world nor a total wilderness, but an evening walk in the area might not be entirely safe due to wild animals visiting this region. In the area, you’ll find a few local bars, one restaurant, and a paid swimming pool. The village itself seems forgotten by modern civilization, still bearing many marks of the 2004 tsunami that hit this region. However, RedHill gives you experience worth everything – on one condition – your open heart!