Soneva Kiri by Six Senses

Located on the unspoilt and remote island of Koh Kood " think untamed jungle, cascading waterfalls and traditional fishing villages " Soneva Kiri by Six Senses is an eco-friendly paradise.

The 29 individual oversized villas are rustic in decor, with a spacious outdoor decking area and private infinity-edge pool: choose from a hillside or beachfront location. If you would prefer more space then there is also a selection of 4, 5 and 6 bedroom private reserves to choose from which all feature a kids treehouse and waterslide into the swimming pool.

When it comes to dining you're spoilt for choice! Enjoy authentic Thai cuisine in a unique setting amongst the mangrove plantations; an intimate dinner in a dining pod suspended in the treetops; Arabic specialities on South Beach or a degustation menu at The View, with spectacular views of the Gulf of Thailand. If you have a sweet-tooth youll love the chilled chocolate room and impressive ice-cream parlour. If you prefer savoury goodies, sample the cheese and meat platters at the gourmet deli.

Spend your days exploring your unspoilt island surroundings; learn to dive; take a one hour flight to visit the temples of Angkor Wat; gaze at the galaxies at the "Ever Soneva So Celestial" observatory; enjoy a classic movie under the stars at the Cinema Paradiso, an enormous inflatable screen in the middle of a reservoir. Alternatively, simply relax with a lazy lunch on South Beach or be pampered at the Six Senses Spa.

One hour flight by dedicated 8-seater plane, from Bangkok International Airport to Soneva Kiri's own airport, followed by a 5 minute speedboat transfer.

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Where else can you dine high in the tree tops in a rattan pod suspended 5 metres above the ground with your waiter flying in by trapeze to serve gourmet food?

Curb your carbon footprint with a night in the Eco Villa " a zero carbon emissions villa made from 100% recycled, locally sourced materials with a nesting green roof for insulation and showers made from recycled wine bottles.

Don't miss the opportunity to visit Angkor Wat. Just one hour flight by private plane will take you to these enchanting temples where you will be guided by an archaeologist seeing areas normally closed to the public.