Aquablue Villa

The villa is let as a whole, with three bedrooms and four bathrooms across 200 m², and it has a sea view. Air conditioning and a fan are provided, and the villa is equipped with towels, toiletries, a hair dryer, an electric kettle and cleaning products.

Board games and puzzles are available, and the villa sleeps up to six guests with a private bathroom and a shower. An additional bathroom and an additional toilet add to the space, so the house can host a group sharing one home.

Free parking is available, and pets are allowed. The kitchen comes with coffee or tea, and linens, towels and toiletries are provided, so the villa has the basics for preparing your own meals.

The villa also has a private entrance, a desk and workspace, and bicycles for getting around. English is spoken, and the property offers an airport transfer.

Fans and air conditioning are provided, along with a closet and a hair dryer, so the villa keeps its interior comfortable in the heat.

The Old Town area sits on Koh Lanta, an island in Krabi province off Thailand's Andaman coast, and a small cluster of local sights lies close to the villa: the community museum, a shrine and a temple are all within a few hundred metres.

The Koh Lanta Old Town Pier is 450 m away and serves as the island's boat link to the mainland, while Khao Mai Kaew Cave lies 2.6 km away in the hills. Mu Ko Lanta National Park, 6.5 km away, protects parts of the island's coastline. Koh Lanta has no airport: the nearest are Trang Airport and Krabi International Airport, both on the mainland, so the last stretch of the trip is by boat. Beaches are spread around the island, and the nearest one is 2.5 km away. Bicycles at the villa make the Old Town an easy area to explore on foot or by bike.

A day could start with the Old Town's museum and shrine, then head to the cave in the hills or into the national park. In the rainy season, rough seas can disrupt boat crossings to and from the mainland, so the boat link is the part of the plan to keep an eye on.