SUSTAINABILITY COMMITMENTS
At Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort, our on-site paddy field and garden celebrate local agriculture, with local farmers cultivating indigenous rice varieties, herbs and other plants. We also harvest rainwater, recycle materials and work to reduce and reuse plastic items across the resort.
In partnership with the IUCN and the Department of Wildlife Conservation, we have supported research into marine turtles along Sri Lanka’s coastline. This work has informed a scientific report on protecting turtle populations, while our team also shares conservation knowledge with local communities and schoolchildren and has helped establish an education centre at Rekawa Beach. Learn more about our turtle conservation work here.
Peace Haven nature walk.
Explore our rich biodiversity through a complimentary 1.5-hour scheduled walk around our Peace Haven grounds, guided by the Nature expert. Whether it's the mangroves, coastal ecosystem, endangered turtles or ecological farming and sustainable agriculture, our resort is surrounded by beautiful flora and fauna that we strive hard to protect. Nurturing green spaces, sustaining local communities, and encouraging mental well-being form the key goals of our informative stroll through nature.