Best Honeymoon Resorts in Thailand


Giving you an insight on the best honeymoon resorts in Thailand to make your love-tale even better.


1. SALA Beach Resort
Address: 10/9 Moo 5, Baan Plai Laem, Choeng Mon, Bophut, Ko Samui 84320, Thailand
Cost: 40k INR

The SALA beach resort in Koh Samui has almost all the facilities and concierge services. The Villa Suites, Salsa Pool Villa and Deluxe Balcony Villa are very famous here. Swimming pool, Spa and fine dining are also available. With romantic beachfront bars and restaurants, you will experience a personal and private timeout with your loved one.


2. The Tongsai Bay
Address: 84 Moo 5, Bo Phut, Koh Samui, Surat Thani 84320, Thailand
Cost: 25- 30k INR

Spend your honeymoon in The Tongsai Bay where you will experience the luxury of the best kind. Set on the seafront with multiple accommodation options to choose from - no matter which Villa you choose for your romantic gateway - the beach views will keep you stunned for sure. With lush green setting around the resort, the spa facilities, swimming pool, adventurous water sports - The Tongsai Bay is home to many recreational activities as well. There's also an option to enroll in their in-house classes for yoga and fruit-carving. Chaweng beach and the Fisherman's village are in a close proximity to this bay resort.


3. Anantara Mai Khao Villas
Address: Soi Hat Pak Phra, Tambon Mai Khao, Chang Wat Phuket 83110, Thailand
Cost: 30k INR

Anantara Mai Khao Villas is one of the best honeymoon resorts in Thailand. With Sirinath National Park tucked right behind it - the places you can visit during your stay are - Koh Sireh, The Turtle Village and Similan Islands. The services provided in Anantara Mai Khao Villas is so good that you'll not get the heart to leave this beautiful place. The villas are huge and have private pools. You will have your *awe* moment right after you enter the villa because the tradition is to greet visitors with jasmines. The Tree House is famous for its cocktails and Thai-style tapas - whereas The Tasting Room is for delicious cuisines and fine wine.


4. Pimalai Resort and Spa
Address: 5 Krabi, Lang Sod pier - Koh Lanta, Tambon Ko Lanta Yai, Amphoe Ko Lanta, Chang Wat Krabi 81150, Thailand
Cost: Rs.13k

Hidden amidst lush green forests and a white beachfront, Pimalai Resort is great for a honeymoon getaway. Facing the eastern side of the Andaman coastal lines, the pristine and luxurious premises features one of the top-rated Spas in Ko Lanta arena. Make sure you check out the mangroves and large limestone rock formations. You can spend your time chilling in the infinity pool or the sandy beaches with your loved one. Elephant rides, kayaking, hiking, windsurfing are some of the recreational activities you can be a part of.


5. Renaissance Koh Samui Resort & Spa
Address: 208/1 Moo 4, T. Maret, Lamai Beach, Koh Samui, 84310, Thailand
Cost: 16k INR

Marriott's offering in the Koh Samui region, Renaissance Koh Samui Resort & Spa does justice to its name - given its Renaissance architecture. The resort faces the Koh Samui seafront, so gear-up for beautiful views of the tides and waves right from your rooms. With outstanding catering options, concierge services, massages in Quan Spa, swimming pool, kayaking and other recreational hubs - a stay in Renaissance Koh Samui Resort & Spa is a wonderful option for a peaceful honeymoon. The Fisherman's village and The Buddha Statue are the nearby places to be visited.

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