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Sunrise
no comment
29. March 2008 @ 15:05:25
Kite-lessons
the saeson is open....
29. March 2008 @ 15:00:27
Kite-lessons
Michal&Merete
29. March 2008 @ 14:58:00
UHHMM, OUR HOMEMADE CAKES
6. February 2008 @ 17:04:43
happy happy new year
3. January 2008 @ 06:26:56
Happy New Year
mask
2. January 2008 @ 16:00:20
see our new board
Our painter a schoolmaster has just finished our new board for the road
23. October 2007 @ 16:04:18
Stardust's new kitchen
After the Tsunami we prepared our legendary meals in one of our bedrooms, which was temporarily rearranged. It is a relief to work in a real kitchen again.
13. October 2007 @ 15:59:12
We received our first guests in Stardust's rebuilt
We were happy to move from the temporary restaurant we were operating in since the Tsunami.
Tomorrow you can see a photo from the new kitchen. 10. October 2007 @ 14:20:04
Getting ready to reopen the old restaurant
We have now rebuilt the old restaurant
with new kitchen facilities etc. which were all destroyed under the Tsunami. 3. October 2007 @ 17:11:04
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| This website, though sponsored by The Stardust Beach Hotel, is a resource of information about Arugam Bay, the neighbouring town of Pottuvil and Sri Lanka itself. We want many more people to visit this area, both to enjoy an unforgettable and magical experience, and to provide a much-needed boost to our local economy. We warmly welcome all contributions and suggestions. |
| Arugambay is one of the world's top 10 surf locations, situated on the idyllic and unspoilt East Coast of Sri Lanka. The closest town is Pottuvil, and it is within easy reach of the superb kovils at Oganda, Yala and Lahugala National Park, and Kataragama. The legendary Vihara Maha Devi is thought to have landed at Arugam Bay - or perhaps at Panama, a few miles to the south, the site of an important Buddhist temple. The drive north up the coast through Komari, Thirukovil (site of a fabulous Hindu temple), Oluvil, Akkaraipattu and Kalmunai towards Batticaloa, through jungle fringes where elephants roam and past numerous enchanting lagoons, is one of the most beautiful coastal journeys in the world. |
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