CCL Resort

The rooms at CCL Resort include double and triple rooms, a Family Bungalow and a Family 2 Bedrooms room. Several have garden views, and the honeymoon room with a sea view also has a jacuzzi.

Room capacities go up to seven guests, and the beds include single, double, queen and king beds as well as bunk beds. The Family Bungalow sleeps up to six guests and has a double bed and two bunk beds.

The resort's facilities centre on the water, with an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor swimming pool, a private beach, and water activities including snorkelling, diving and non-motorised water sports, plus fishing and a water park.

For downtime there is a spa with a sauna, a hot spring bath, massage and body scrub treatments, a yoga room, a garden and a terrace. For meals there is a restaurant, a coffee shop, a poolside bar, room service, Asian, Continental and Western breakfast, and happy hour.

Practical services include a 24-hour front desk, an airport transfer, laundry and ironing services, daily housekeeping, luggage storage and tours, and the resort is wheelchair accessible.

CCL Resort is on Koh Lanta, a long island in Krabi province on Thailand's Andaman coast. The resort sits in the Kaw Kwang area, a small village where the beach and the nearby bays set a slow pace. The setting favours a holiday built around the water, with the pools, the spa and the sea close at hand. Walking is an easy way to explore the village and the shore around the resort.

Kaw Kwang Beach is 100 m away and Klong Dao Beach is 1 km away, with a sunset viewpoint a short walk from the resort. The small island of Ko Raeng can be reached only at low tide. Krabi International Airport is 50.6 km away on the mainland, and the Sala Dan Pier ferry terminal is 2.3 km from the resort, so the last stage of the journey to the island is by boat.

For a day out, Mu Ko Lanta National Park, 21.2 km away, is one of the island's main sights, and the resort's beach offers snorkelling, diving and fishing close by. Boat crossings can be affected when the sea is rough, particularly during the monsoon season, so it is worth planning days out around the weather.