Taprobane Island
Description
Weligama's Taprobane Island is a monument to grandeur and exclusivity, tucked away in the green waters of the Indian Ocean. The island, formerly known as "Galduwa," is around 2.5 acres in size and contains one spectacular mansion within its lush embrace. Since its conception in the early 1920s by Maurice Talvande, the island and its house have provided the setting for stories that deftly blend the profundity of history with the majesty of natural beauty.
Taking its name from the ancient Greek word for Sri Lanka, Taprobane Island is more than simply a location; it's a legacy woven into the fabric of time. Maurice Talvande designed the mansion, a symbol of elegance that has hosted dignitaries, state presidents, and celebrities.
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The island is a wonder, with breathtaking views that inspire wonder and respect. Encircled by the turquoise waters of the Pacific, Taprobane is a gem offering a respite from the ordinary. The stunning landscape and graceful villa architecture create a haven where the wonders of nature coexist with human ingenuity.
Taprobane Island welcomes visitors to enjoy its unique experience. When guests stay at the villa, they get to experience not just the opulence of a private island but also the beauty and history of the area. It's a chance to experience a dream where the island's allure encircles every second.
