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Krabi, Thailand

Rayavadee

Award-winning resort next to Krabi National Marine Park

A luxury resort combining adventure and relaxation

Rayavadee is situated at the tip of the Phranang Peninsula in southern Thailand, on the shores of the Andaman Sea. Enclosed by white-sand beaches, towering limestone cliffs and lush coconut groves where wild monkeys flit through the trees, it’s an ideal choice for a tranquil stay surrounded by nature.

The resort offers two spacious accommodation options: circular two-storey pavilions and larger villas perfect for bigger groups. Decor is elegant, with traditional Thai design elements throughout. Think dark polished wood, rich textures and handcrafted furnishings. All have private outdoor terraces, and some also feature their own pool. You’ll benefit from a dedicated butler service when you stay in one of the villas.

Rayavadee’s four on-site restaurants serve up a blend of Asian and western cuisine, with an emphasis on locally sourced ingredients. Take your time over a leisurely lunch by the pool at Raitalay Terrace. Enjoy a romantic dinner by the sea at Krua Phranang. And sip cocktails in a cave on the beach at The Grotto.

We highly recommend making the most of the activities on offer at Rayavadee during your stay. Look out for wildlife as you kayak through the mangroves or snorkel around the Rok Islands. Try your hand at traditional fruit carving, batik painting or flower garland weaving. Visit Krabi’s morning market or climb the 1,000 steps to Tiger Cave Temple. And challenge yourself with a thrilling rock climbing lesson.

Afterwards, head to the spa for a rejuvenating treatment. The resort also has tennis courts, a fitness centre, and an array of watersports equipment like stand-up paddleboards and sea canoes.

Highlights

Stay in a luxurious pavilion or villa secluded amid the resort’s tropical gardens and coconut groves

Take a private Thai cooking class to learn how to make authentic local dishes like spring rolls and green curry

Unwind with a relaxing massage, restorative facial treatment or revitalising body scrub at the Rayavadee Spa

Dine on the beach beneath an ancient limestone cliff and watch the sunset over the ocean

Enjoy a private cruise around the Phi Phi Islands, where you can swim, snorkel and picnic on the white sands of Bamboo Island

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Plan your trip to Krabi

Whatever you want from your adventure in Krabi, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.

Places to combine Rayavadee with

Mandarin Oriental Bangkok

Bangkok

Mandarin Oriental Bangkok

Providing extraordinary service and overlooking the Chao Phraya river, the Mandarin Oriental is undeniably one of the city’s premier hotels. If you’re interested in history, a stay here is a must: it’s the longest established hotel in Thailand and became one of the Mandarin Oriental group’s flagship properties due to its distinguished history.

Walk into the hotel’s magnificent lobby, and you’ll be greeted by a spectacular flower display, for which the hotel is famous throughout Bangkok. Choose between a variety of rooms from entry-level luxury in the Superior Rooms to the considerably more spacious State Rooms and Authors’ Suites. Each room is designed in a colonial style with white slatted doors, dark wooden features and light pastel shades. You’ll benefit from a butler assigned to your room during your stay.

The hotel also has eight restaurants; take your pick between traditional Thai, seafood, fine French cuisine and many more options. Drink tea in the opulent Authors’ Lounge or enjoy some jazz and cocktails in the Bamboo Bar if you’re looking to unwind after a long flight.

In a prime location overlooking the Chao Phraya river, the Mandarin Oriental is close to some of Bangkok’s most popular attractions. Cruise along the ‘Venice of the East’ and take a long boat out onto the city canals, threading your way towards some of the city’s cultural highlights, including the Grand Palace, various temples and the famous Floating Market.

Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline