Only 15 minutes drive from Phuket International Airport,
you will find the pristine and untouched beaches of Phang Nga West
Coast. Kilometers of secluded and undisturbed coastline are set to make
this destination the next big thing for Asia’s most savvy travelers. An
easy escape from bustling Phuket, Phang Nga West Coast offers an
easy-to-reach yet tranquil holiday opportunity with all the natural beauty and intrigue of Thailand, without the crowds.
Development is increasing sharply in this area, with resorts such as
Aleenta Resort and Spa at the forefront of luxury accommodation. Located
on Natai beach, a world away from the throngs of Phuket town but
steeped in a luxury of its own, Aleenta offers guests not only a
superior bespoke hospitality experience, but a quintessential liberation
from ‘the real world.’
Aleenta Resort & Spa on Natai Beach is the central hub of activity
in the Southern part of Phang Nga West Coast. With stunningly beautiful
and quiet views of the white sands and crisp blue waters of the Andaman
Sea, this unique boutique all-villa resort offers traditional Thai
cuisine in addition to French gourmet from the Chef’s Table, the
property’s dining hotspot led by a renowned French Chef. Aleenta
provides scheduled entertainment for guests and visitors, including
weekly outdoor movie nights complete with popcorn and comfy seating, and
regular beach bonfires where a delicious Thai BBQ is expertly served.
Natai, Bo Dan and Tah Sai beaches are among some of the premiere
secluded beaches Phang Nga West Coast has on offer. White sands, crystal
blue water and a tree-lined coast provide an idyllic getaway for those
seeking total rest and relaxation.
On Natai beach, just over the Sarasin Bridge is where Aleenta Resort and Spa sits, as well as “Millionaire’s Row,” a strip of high-end private villas which continues to expand up the beach.
Another beach haven on Phang Nga West Coast is Bor Dan Beach, a secluded
stretch just North of Natai where yours will be the only footprints on
the soft, fine sand. Surrounded by tall, Casuarina trees and other lush
greenery, Bor Dan is a peaceful and refreshing beach escape infused with
natural scenery.
Tah Sai Beach is situated North of Bor Dan, and is 40 minutes from Phuket International Airport.
The Tah Sai Beach area features a number of natural lagoons behind the
beach, making for alternatively delightful water-centric views, shaded
by tall palm trees. Tah Sai is home to a collection of private villas
with private pools and a peaceful natural ambience.
Also, underwater adventurers vacationing on Phang Nga West Coast are one
step closer to Similan Islands. Known worldwide as one of Southeast
Asia’s most revered dive spots, the Similan Islands are more accessible
from Phang Nga West Coast than from Phuket – what was once a 4-hour trip
from the centre of Phuket is now less than 2 hours from Phang Nga West
Coast.
As well as the Similan Islands, the turtle
conservation site at Phang Nga West Coast makes this the perfect
destination for nature lovers. Often found along Phang Nga West Coast is
the Leatherback Marine Turtle, the world’s largest living reptile,
which has been listed as a globally endangered species since 1970 and
was confirmed as “Critically Endangered in Thailand” in 1996. Phang Nga
West Coast is a nesting area for these turtles, and a turtle sanctuary
can be found in Khao Lumpee-Haad Thaymuang National Park. The turtle sanctuary is located just 20 minutes North of Natai Beach.
A number of hotels in the area are committed to protecting turtle
breeding grounds along the coast. Aleenta Resort and Spa for example,
holds an annual fundraiser which last year raised 500,000 Baht. Part of
the donations were used to purchase 2 GPS tracking devices, which have been mounted on 2 sea turtles to track their journey through the Andaman Sea for scientific research purposes. The turtles can be tracked on Aleenta’s website,
Phang Nga West Coast offers travelers and holiday makers a Thailand
experience like no other – untouched, unspoiled, and pure relaxation is
waiting for you.
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