Description / Location

White sand beaches, virgin tropical rain forests, incredible caves and waterfalls and provincial town charm, make Trang Province one of Thailand's best kept secrets. Seldom visited by tourists, the region has remained largely unchanged for centuries and the character of the province is charmingly un-commercial, giving visitors an insight into the real Thailand.Whilst the region is in the remote south west of Thailand, it is only just over an hour's flight from Bangkok with convenient flights to both Trang and Krabi. However, the seeming inaccessibility means that Trang still offers spectacular, unspoilt natural beauty.

Accommodations

This hotel offers 138 guestrooms and six suites. All rooms feature a balcony or terrace which faces the sea. Decor is a mix of eastern and western influences and furnishings are a mix of marble and wood. Air-conditioned rooms also provide ceiling fans, in-room safes, minibars, and high-speed Internet access.

Restaurants & Bars

Vistas - Looking out onto the tropical garden, Vistas is the place to relax and enjoy the delicious breakfast buffet and international dining from the a la carte menu.  There is an outside terrace and on selected evenings theme events with entertainment.
The Beach House - Is a casual place to enjoy a cool drink in the day time or an after dinner drink.  It also has a small library and games which can be borrowed by guests.

Activities

Guests who intend to do nothing more than "just relax" may well find themselves tempted to do just the opposite. Compact, beautiful and easily accessible, Trang province contains a huge selection of sightseeing and special interest pleasures which can be enjoyed by organised tours, rental car, boat, bike, or on foot. Aside the immense appeal of the many "Robinson Crusoe" islands, the area offers a wealth of attractions in its alluring mix of high mountains, interesting caves, glittering temples, local traditions, colourful festivals, sporting opportunities, marine, bird and animal life, plus much botanical and geological interest.
The Sivara Spa is surrounded by gardens and Feng Shui reflecting pools. Treatments can be followed by long walks on the resort’s ten-km beach, which is lined by Casuarina Pines, or by taking bike rides into the adjacent national park. The resort also offers daily yoga and tai chi classes.