Koh Mook De Tara Beach Resort

The rooms at Koh Mook De Tara Beach Resort measure between 32 and 45 m², and some sleep up to four guests. Depending on the room, you can choose a garden view, a sea view or an ocean view, and some rooms have a bathtub while others come with a walk-in shower. Bathrobes and a hair dryer are provided in most rooms, along with toiletries in many of them.

Guests who prefer the water can choose a sea-view or ocean-view room, while those who like the greenery can book a garden-view room. Most rooms have a flat-screen TV, and several have air conditioning.

Koh Mook De Tara Beach Resort has a private beach and a garden, and it offers an airport transfer, free parking on site and free Wi-Fi in all rooms. Guests can also use the restaurant, the bar and room service, with the restaurant serving a la carte, Asian, Halal and Vegetarian dishes.

For activities, the resort offers massage, boating, canoeing, diving, fishing and snorkelling, with tours that can be arranged and non-motorised water sports. A game room provides indoor entertainment.

For families there are kids facilities, babysitting and a family room, and the resort also has a laundry service, daily housekeeping, a shuttle service and currency exchange. Dining options also include a coffee shop, BBQ facilities and a vegetarian restaurant.

Koh Mook is an island in Trang province, on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand, with a small village, a ferry pier and several beaches close to one another. The resort sits on the island itself, so the day is shaped by the sea more than by roads or traffic. Life here revolves around the water, and the beaches, the boats and the village set the rhythm of the day. The island is small enough that the village, the beaches and the sea are all close to the resort, and the sea is never far away from any of them.

Ko Muk Beach is 250 m away and Pawapi Beach is 300 m away, with the Ko Muk ferry terminal 750 m from the resort for boats to and from the mainland. Emerald Cave, a sea cave reached by boat, lies 2.8 km away, and the Khao Chom Pa mangroves viewpoint is 6.8 km away, a good stop for a view over the mangroves. Snorkelling spots lie close offshore, so the reef is never far from the resort.

A typical day here is spent in the water: snorkelling and diving from the beaches, then a boat trip to Emerald Cave, and an afternoon in the garden or the game room. At the wettest time of year, sea conditions can make boat trips less reliable.