Great — here are top luxury resorts in Sri Lanka that are especially well suited to honeymoon couples, grouped by experience (beach, highlands/wellness, safari/boutique). For each I note why it’s romantic, key features, where it’s located, and a quick booking tip.

Beachside / Coastal (for private beaches, sunset dining, villas)

1. Amanwella (Tangalle) — intimate, minimalist beach hideaway with private plunge pools and a long infinity pool overlooking a secluded crescent beach. Ideal for couples who want privacy, understated luxury and beach dinners under the stars. (Tangalle, southern coast). Booking tip: suites are limited; reserve a beach-facing suite early. (enchantingtravels.com)

2. Cape Weligama (Weligama/Galle coast) — dramatic clifftop resort with sweeping ocean views, a crescent‑shaped infinity pool, villas and private dining experiences; excellent for sunset cocktails and short transfers to Galle Fort. Great if you want luxury with easy access to coastal activities (surfing, whale/dolphin trips). (honeymoondreams.co.uk)

3. Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle (Tangalle) — large luxury resort with private beach areas, romantic beachfront pavilions and full‑service spa options; suits couples who want resort facilities plus intimate experiences. (Tangalle). Search Anantara’s site for honeymoon packages and private dining options. (brides.com)

Highlands, Tea Country & Wellness (for quiet, scenic seclusion and spa/Ayurveda)

4. Ceylon Tea Trails (Nuwara Eliya / central highlands) — restored colonial-era tea-planter bungalows spread across a working tea estate; all‑inclusive, intimate service (butlers), tea tastings and walks through misty tea fields — extremely romantic for couples who like cooler weather and slow, private days. Access: long scenic drive or seaplane. (thetimes.co.uk)

5. Santani Wellness Resort & Spa (near Kandy / hill country) — award‑winning wellness resort with minimalist villas, top spa/ayurvedic programmes, an infinity pool with mountain views and a strong focus on couples’ wellness packages — perfect for honeymooners wanting a health‑and‑reset focus. Book spa treatments in advance. (wallpaper.com)

Boutique / Design-Led & Private Villas (stylish, secluded stays)

6. Kahanda Kanda (near Galle) — small luxury country house set in tropical gardens and tea/lowland foliage; characterful villas (some with private pools), intimate dining and a very design-forward, cozy vibe — excellent for couples who want boutique seclusion close to Galle and southern beaches. (thetimes.co.uk)

7. Saman Villas (Bentota) — long‑established romantic boutique property on the southwest coast with beachfront suites, private pools and highly personalized service — ideal if you want classic Sri Lankan boutique luxury near Bentota. (en.wikipedia.org)

Safari & Nature (for wildlife + private villa romance)

8. Uga Chena Huts (Yala) — luxury “huts” with private plunge pools, all‑inclusive options and excellent guided safaris into Yala National Park; perfect for couples who want a mix of privacy, design and big‑game viewing. Plan 2+ nights for better safari chances. (booking.com)

9. Chena Huts (Uga Escapes brand) — intimate, design-led safari cabins close to Yala with private pools and romantic in‑hut dining; a favored pick for honeymooners who want both luxury and wildlife. (Same recommendation family as above; confirm exact property name when booking). (stokedtotravel.com)

Romantic, food-forward stays

10. The Fortress Resort & Spa / Jetwing Lighthouse (Galle area) — both are popular luxury choices near Galle with great sea views, upscale restaurants and classic resort services; good options if you want to combine beach time with a stay in or near historic Galle Fort. (Check latest reopening/renovation status and sea-view room availability.) (brides.com)

Quick practical tips for honeymoon planning in Sri Lanka

• Best regions by vibe: southern coast (Tangalle, Weligama, Galle) for beaches/sunsets; central highlands (Nuwara Eliya/Kandy) for cool, tea‑estate romance; southeast (Yala) for safaris. (brides.com)
• Book suites and spa treatments early — many top properties are small and sell out on peak dates (Dec–Mar, July–Aug).
• For mixed itineraries (beach + cultural + safari), allow 10–12 days to avoid rushed transfers; consider internal flights or private car transfers to save time. (brides.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow this to the top 3 that match a specific vibe (beach, wellness, safari), or
• Compare two or three properties you’re interested in (prices, room types, honeymoon inclusions), or
• Suggest a 10‑day honeymoon itinerary that combines two of these resorts.

Which option would you prefer?