Luxury honeymoons in Far East

KhaoLak, meaning ‘mountain by the sea’, lies on the Andaman Sea coastline of southern Thailand, about 100 km north of Phuket. It is an area of outstanding beauty, with pure white beaches, cascading waterfalls, ancient primary forest, idyllic lagoons, mangrove swamps and abundant wildlife. Amid this glorious setting, the multi-award-winning Sarojin ...

KohSamui, “the island of coconut trees”, lies south of Bangkok on the Gulf of Siam. Here the hilly, jungle interior, with its spectacular views and waterfalls, cascades down to perfect white sand beaches and clear blue waters. The island remains wonderfully unspoiled, with the tallest buildings rising no higher than the tallest palm tree, and the c...

Krabi is a fishing town on the east coast of Thailand on the Andaman Sea. The town itself is overshadowed by the surrounding region with its beautiful beaches and azure blue seas dotted with tiny islands and bays. There are many activities to enjoy in Krabi including island hopping tours, bicycle tours, eco-safari tours and snorkelling. ...

Langkawi is an archipelago of 99 islands off Malaysia’s west coast and is the country’s best-known holiday destination. Surrounded by a stunning turquoise sea, with a shoreline fringed by fine sand and swaying coconut trees, the interior of the main island is a mixture of picturesque paddy fields and jungle-clad hills. Snorkelling opportunities are...

Phang Nga province is located on the west side of the Malay Peninsula and includes the many islands of Phang Nga Bay. Khao Lak is a popular resort in the province. Its quiet surrounds make it the perfect place to relax and unwind, and its abundant natural scenery makes it ideal for those looking for soft adventures or to discover Thailand off the b...

Phuket is home to some of Thailand’s most luxurious resorts. Bordered by the beautiful waters of the Andaman Sea, it is an ideal retreat for those looking for a relaxing few days in the sun, as well as providing a chance to explore the beautiful nearby Phi Phi Islands and PhangNga Bay. There is also access to excellent leisure facilities, world-cla...

Inhabited since early prehistoric times, Bali lies at the westernmost end of the Lesser Sunda Islands. With a landscape of lush vegetation, mountainous interior, rugged coastline and white sandy beaches, the island is a tropical paradise packed with cultural, historical and archaeological attractions and is Indonesia's main tourist destination. The...

Ko Samui lies off the east coast of Thailand, near the town of Surat Thani on the mainland. It is Thailand’s third largest island and its beautiful soft, white, powdery sand beaches, stunning coral reefs and coconut palms have made it a firm favourite with visitors. The island’s blue-green waters are blessed with dazzling tropical fish, w...

The real treasure of Koh Phangan is its underdeveloped nature and the fact that its many idyllic beaches are usually very quiet. At the resort lush tropical forests and a private beach are the perfect backdrop for splendid gourmet meals, cascading poolside waterfalls, luxurious spa treatments or an exciting array of outdoor water activities....