Kalpitiya is one of very few tourist destinations in Sri Lanka that can be promoted with a blend of few tourism concepts purporting to attract more tourists. As an example, Kalpitiya can be promoted in “Sport and Recreation Tourism” with kite surfing and water sport and as “Adventure Tourism” with diving, whales watching, snorkeling, beach camping and fishing. Meantime the same destination can be promoted as “Educational Tourism” with a marine education as well as historical exploration of the Dutch fortress as well as greatly for “Religious Tourism” with the holy St. Anne’s Church which has become a famous pilgrim destination among all the Christians in Sri Lanka.

A dedicated chef will prepare enticing dishes on a daily basis for guests who crave exclusive delicacies to satisfy their appetite. The menu is a la carte and based on simple, delicious Mediterranean regional produce alongside a wide array of fresh fish and fruits de mer. The primitive marine paradise just for the seafood lovers. The city’s best place to experience the real taste of seafood including a wide variety including sharks, skates, shrimps, crabs, lobsters. Get ready for the flavourful seafood cuisine presented by “Maalu” the Restaurant.