Escape NZ for Paradise – Discover Shinestar Villa in Mirissa, Sri Lanka
Shinestar Villa Mirissa – 3 Bedroom Retreat -walk to Mirissa Beach
Location: Mirissa, Southern Sri Lanka
Type: Private Villa
Ideal For: Couples, Families, Small Groups
Rating: 9.5/10 (Exceptional)
🌿 About Shinestar Villa Mirissa
Shinestar Villa Mirissa is a serene 3-bedroom holiday home nestled in a lush garden, just a 5-minute walk from the pristine Mirissa Beach. This recently renovated, single-story villa offers a peaceful escape with modern comforts, making it perfect for families, friends, or couples seeking a tranquil retreat.
🛏️ Accommodation
•Three Air-Conditioned Bedrooms: Each featuring a comfortable double bed with mosquito nets.
•En-Suite Bathrooms: Equipped with hot-water showers, free toiletries, and bidets.
•Shared Lounge & Kitchen: Fully equipped for self-catering, ideal for preparing meals and socializing.
•Spacious Front Porch: Furnished with wooden chairs, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the garden views.
🌐 Amenities
• Free Wi-Fi: Available throughout the property.
• Flat-Screen TV: In the lounge area.
• Fully Equipped Kitchen: Includes a refrigerator, oven, stovetop, toaster, and dining area.
• Laundry Facilities: Washing machine provided.
• Free Private Parking: On-site parking available.
• Breakfast Options: Continental, Asian, or vegetarian breakfast available upon request.
🌴 Location Highlights
• Proximity to Mirissa Beach: Just a 5-minute walk to the beach, offering opportunities for swimming and sunbathing.
• Whale-watching and dolphin tours depart nearby
• Surf breaks, snorkeling spots, and hidden beaches
• Instagram-famous Coconut Tree Hill is easily accessible
• Galle and its fort, as well as the scenic drive along Sri Lanka’s southern coast
Email : shinestarmirissa@gmail.com
Contact # : 021-0552420 ( Mihiri from NZ) |+94 –706308823 (Sameera from SL)
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Hornet tracking continues!
Biosecurity New Zealand is urging Aucklanders to continue to be on the lookout for yellow-legged hornets (Vespa velutina) or nests.
Risk to New Zealand from hornets:
The yellow-legged hornet is a biosecurity concern due to its potential impact on honeybee and wild bee populations. It primarily feeds on bees, wasps, and flies. It may compete with native insects and birds for food, and it has a painful sting.
Since 17 October 2025, 9 confirmed queen hornets have been found in Glenfield and Birkdale. All detected hornets and nests have been safely removed.
The best surveillance tool we have is for people to report any sightings of suspected hornets or hornet nests.
Biosecurity New Zealand is aware of members of the public taking previously published photos of the hornet and posting them on social media, with claims it is a new discovery in a different region of New Zealand. This means confirmation from photographs alone is not possible and could be misleading.
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Reports can be made at report.mpi.govt.nz
by calling Biosecurity New Zealand’s exotic pest and disease hotline on 0800 809 966
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