Riverfront farm stays, guided hikes and creative retreats — tailored to your dates, your group, your pace.
We host small groups only, on farmland folded into rainforest. Days start with mist on the Magal Oya and breakfast from the paddy next door; nights end with frog song and a sky with no light pollution. Rates vary by season, group size and availability — tell us your dates and we’ll shape the stay around them.
Three ways to stay — or combine them. Every package is tailored before you arrive.
Per-night stays on the working estate, wake to the farm, and sleep by the river.
A half-day cloud-forest excursion with an expert conservationist as your guide.
A full day of soundscape meditation, writer’s hideouts and artist retouch sessions.
Kithul, home-grown spice and estate produce, cooked the Maliboda way.
Your own stretch of the Magal Oya for morning dips and evening sits.
Meet the team, see the records — know exactly what your visit protects.
Naturalists from the village accompany every walk beyond the estate.
Anything else? Call us on +94 775549178 — a person answers, not a desk.
December to April brings the driest trails; May to September is lush, misty and quieter. The forest is remarkable year-round — we’ll advise for your dates.
Around three hours from Colombo via Avissawella to Deraniyagala. We send detailed directions on booking and can arrange transfers from town.
Yes — farm activities, gentle river spots and short trails suit children; wild camping and long treks are best for ages 12+.
Light layers, rain shell, closed walking shoes, leech socks (we provide spares), a headlamp and a refillable bottle. We are single-use-plastic free.
Send your dates and group size through the contact form. We reply within a day with availability and a tailored quote — rates vary by season and group.
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A team of scientists, conservationists and environmental specialists working on eco-living practices, environmental conservation, and sustainable agro-leisure in Sri Lanka’s Peak Wilderness.