Sun, sea & spirituality
Phang Nga - Phuket
Rich in sun, sea, sand and seclusion, the southern beaches of Thailand are a sure-fire destination for relaxation, but it’s the culture of community spirit that sets these shores apart from the rest.
Phang Nga - Phuket
Rich in sun, sea, sand and seclusion, the southern beaches of Thailand are a sure-fire destination for relaxation, but it’s the culture of community spirit that sets these shores apart from the rest.
The ease of slow, sleepy island life is all-too appealing, even for the most well-travelled among us. Too appealing, some might say, to choose just one spot to rest your head, no matter how luxurious. For this far-flung foray, let us point you to a perfect pairing in the Phang Nga Bay, where you’ll be welcomed into local life.
First up, the traditional thatched bamboo villas of Six Senes Yao Noi, blending into the rocky coastline of an almost untouched island.
From its elegant aesthetic to wildlife conservation efforts, everything here is carefully considered, though it appears utterly effortless. A sequestered escape from the everyday, you’ll feel at ease before exploring the culture on offer in ever-popular Phuket.
Known for its Temples and Old Town, see a new side to the island from the beachfront of the Emerald Bay at Rosewood Phuket. Be sure to sample the famed flavours of Uncle Nun and Aunty Yai’s authentic Thai cuisine, serving the local fisherman’s catch of the day to a backdrop that plays homage to a traditional Thai fishing village.
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Curate your very own cruiseMake waves by swapping the slow life of beachside luxury for a fast-paced seafaring adventure. Lounging leisurely where the Phang Nga Bay meets the Adaman Sea, Six Senses Yao Noi is the ideal spot to set sail on an island-hopping excursion of your choosing. Let your Captain lead you wherever you please, perhaps to the famous Phi Phi islands, through uninhabited beauty of Pa Koh, or to find a secluded shore to spend the day as a castaway.
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The sights and sounds of ChalongLess than an hour's journey from Rosewood Phuket, two of the island’s most revered landmarks stand tall over Chalong. Magnificent in its intricacy, the 19th -century Wat Chalong is the largest in Phuket, adorned with detailed illustrations depicting the life of Buddha, and sheltering a splinter of his bone in the towering 60-metre Chedi. Across town atop the Nakkard Hills, the 45-metre stature of Big Buddha presides over the island, its Burmese white jade marble shining best at sunrise. A peaceful monument, hear small bells and soft dharma music score such a tranquil setting.
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A sunset spectacle at Promthep CapeJourney to the southernmost tip of Phuket, joining the throngs that congregate on Promthep Cape to watch the sun dip below the horizon. Though it’s thought to be the most photographed location on the island, savour the shades of gold, amber and rose painting the evening sky in real time, immersed in an experience of collective serenity. With such awe-inspiring views bringing each day to a close, it’s clear to see why this island is so grounded in spirituality.
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Twin your stays in
Phang Nga & Phuket
Six Senses Yao Noi
Mix friendly island locals, a brand dedicated to authenticity, traditional Thai thatched bamboo villas and humbling views of limestone pinnacles, and you have the conscious, rustic essence of Six Senses Yao Noi.
Rosewood Phuket
An idyllic ocean village set along a 600-meter beachfront on the Andaman Coast, the Emerald Bay hideaway of Rosewood Phuket is a true gem of Thailand.
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