A vast 3.5-acre land in Kosgoda for sale! Invest and build your dream by the sea!

Kosgoda is one of the most vibrant and popular tourist destinations located in the Southern coastal province of Sri Lanka. Due to its beautiful serene beaches, Kosgoda Lagoon, and its famous turtle breeding grounds, this area is becoming one of the most scenic tourist destinations in the Galle District of Sri Lanka. 

This spacious 3.5 acres land welcomes you with its coconut trees standing and scattered on your property, which by the way, is very close to the beach.  

It is we believe to be a very much manageable land, neither too small nor too big. 

The great advantage for our investors looking for space is that Esprit provides all sizes of land on demand and this is one great investment. 

For instance, a hotel or a private beach house? The choice is yours! 

If our investor is more environmentally involved and is a defender of animals rights, know that Kosgoda runs the Sea Turtle conservation project led by the Wildlife Conservation Association of Sri Lanka since 1988. You, as an investor, can also build a facility to help the cause!

Whichever projects you have, we will discuss them with you, connect you to the right people, take care of the administration & legal parts, and facilitates the process for you to sit back and relax!

Distances: 

• 45km to Galle, 
• 13 km to Bentota
• 72km to Colombo (2 hours to Bandaranaike Intl Airport) 

Activities around: 

• Bentota Beach & Hikkaduwa
• Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery
• Hikkaduwa National Park 
• Natural Moonstone Mine
• Whale watching in Mirissa

More info on the Conservation Project?

It help protect turtles from extinction in Sri Lanka and have seen the release of millions of baby turtles safely back in the wild. Although the main season for laying is October to April, green turtles lay eggs almost throughout the year at Kosgoda. You find 5 species of turtles in the coasts of the island: Green turtle, Olive Ridley, Hawksbill, Leatherback and Loggerhead. The Kosgoda turtle hatcheries also look after turtles that have been injured or disabled due to becoming trapped in fishing nets or other natural calamities. Rare albino turtles can also be seen. 

Don’t hesitate! For any questions, click/press the “Contact us” button at the top of the page. We will be happy to assist you!