While staying at the Pimalai we decided to take a day trip through the hotel to the island of Koh Rok. The island is a natural marine park, meaning there is zero development allowed on or around the island. In fact, the only inhabitants of the island are a pack of roosters that we shared the beach with for the afternoon. The ombre waters were crystal clear, making for some of the best snorkeling I have ever experienced.
Showing posts with label Koh Lanta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Koh Lanta. Show all posts
Monday, May 4, 2015
Monday, April 20, 2015
Travel :: Ko Lanta Sunsets
I had heard that Thailand boasted some of the most beautiful sunsets in the world, but nothing could have prepared me for the sheer magnificence we witnessed every night at 7PM. The Pimalai Resort & Spa was located on the western side of Ko Lanta, giving us a front row seat to watch the sky change colors over the Andaman Sea. Our favorite place for sunset viewing was our resort's beach beds. We'd order a fresh coconut or a Bellini, curl up together under our beach towels, and soak in nature's brilliance. The pictures don't even do it justice - it was pure bliss.
Friday, June 13, 2014
Travel :: Pimalai Resort & Spa, Thailand
When Bri of DesignLoveFest posted about her Thailand trip, I eagerly read through her posts and comments time and time again. The major takeaway I had from doing this was that we need to visit Koh Lanta. Many explain the island to be what Ko Samui was 20 years ago...before it became covered with hotels, American chains {McDonalds!!}, and tourists galore. We were looking for something quiet, tropical, and peaceful with just the right amount of seclusion. After doing some research we decided that the Pimalai Resort & Spa fit the bill to perfection. It is on what many say is the most beautiful beach in Koh Lanta. It is set in 100 acres of lush tropical gardens and while it has four different restaurants on the property it also is within walking distance of several beach bars & restaurants to allow us easy access to cheap and authentic Thai food.
On days we want to be active, the hotel has it's own Dive Shop on property if we want to visit some of neighboring Koh Rok's famous dive sites. It offers complimentary sail boats and kayaks. We can rent a car or hire a driver through the hotel and spend the day exploring the island of Koh Lanta. We can go on a sunset cruise with canapés and wine. Or, if we want to do nothing we can relax on the golden beach or in one of the hotel's infinity pools. The beautiful spa is personally high on my list, and I definitely think we are going to take a cooking class. All in all it looks like five days in heaven and I can't wait to visit!
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