- Bars: Resident Bar / Beach Bar / Public Bar
- Restaurants: Main Restaurant (Buffet or Table D.h? Tarshish Coffee Shop & Restaurant (A la carte)
- Room Service: 24 hours
- Swimming Pool: Outdoor Freshwater Pool & Kiddies Pool
- Sports: Chess, Carrom, Pool & Volleyball Water sports . Wave Boarding, Wind surfing, Jet Skiing, Water Skiing, Diving & Snorkeling
- Entertainment: Cultural Shows, Magic Shows, Live Music, Beach BBQ
- Excursions: Turtle Hatchery, Boat Trip to Mangroves, Brief Garden
- Area Attractions: Galle Fort, Ambalangoda Mask Village, Kande Vihara Temple, Madu River-Balapitiya, Pahuru Kande Temple
- Spa Facilities: The Spa features a range of soothing treatments designed for Relaxation, Wellness, Sunburn, Stress Relief, Muscle Pain & Jetlag
- Other Facilities: Air-conditioned lounge with Satellite TV, Internet Kiosk & Wi-fi Internet facilities
- Conference Facilities: Seating up to 25 pax theatre style, Meeting Planner, MM projector, OHP, Wi-fi Internet facilities and other support services including Transport with Airport Transfers

*Entertainment, Recreation & Excursions are subject to change.

Pool
A welcoming beach front; a tropical garden; decks to lie on while soaking in the tropical sun; your favourite drink just a call away at the poolside bar. So lie back and enjoy your days at the Hotel Serendib poolside. Or go ahead, step in for a refreshing dip and hear the Indian Ocean tell its secrets against the sand. The water is just perfect and so is the ambience.

Excursions

Turtle Conservation
Turtle Conservation Project, based on the beautiful beach of Kosgoda. Make a nocturnal visit to the beach to witness turtles coming ashore to lay eggs which are being collected for the hatchery. Tanks of the hatchery are used to hold newly-hatched turtles until they are strong enough to be released to the ocean.

Visit Lunuganga
Lunuganga was the life's work of Geoffrey Bawa, Sri Lanka's prestigious and influential architect. Developed over a span of 40 years, exquisite thought was given to every vista, pavilion, courtyard and verandah. Twenty-five acres of Italian inspired gardens with spectacular views across the nearby lake await you at Lunuganga.

City of Galle
Galle is declared a world-heritage site by UNESCO and is located in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka. It was founded in the 16th century by the Portuguese and is among the finest example of a fortified city built by Europeans in South and South-East Asia, showing the interaction between European architectural styles and South Asian traditions. An expanse of 90 acres of land makes up the historic city of Galle. Go back in time with its near-crumbling architecture of grand old buildings, street names and yet active Dutch churches.

Maduganga
The Manduganga River is a shallow water body in south west Sri Lanka that enters the sea at Balapitiya. Its estuary and mangrove islets make up a complex, coastal wetland ecosystem. It has high ecological, biological and aesthetic significance, and is home to 303 species of plants belonging to 95 families and to 248 species of vertebrate animals. It is also discussed as being one of the last remaining tracts of pristine mangrove forests in Sri Lanka.