Lanta L.D. Beach Bungalows

Every room at Lanta L.D. Beach Bungalows has a private entrance. The accommodation takes the form of bungalows and rooms with balconies. The room types offer sea views as well as a garden view, and the rooms measure between 25 and 35 m². Each room has its own private bathroom, and the bathrooms come with toiletries.

Each room sleeps up to two guests, with double and king beds across the room types. Several rooms open onto a balcony, some room types include private beach access, and the Deluxe King Room has a garden view. The Double Room with Balcony and Sea View combines both a balcony and a sea view.

Lanta L.D. Beach Bungalows has a spa with massage and sauna, a solarium and a garden, and there is a bar and a nightclub on site. Parking is free on site, with bicycle parking and valet parking also available, and a shuttle service and an airport transfer are offered too.

For time on the water, the resort offers watersport equipment rentals, diving, snorkelling, boating, canoeing and fishing, and tours can be arranged. Bicycles can be hired, and a bottle of water is available.

For meals, there is a bar, a halal restaurant, a breakfast takeaway service, alternative meal arrangements and food delivery. Internet services and Wi-Fi in public areas are also offered, and there is a shared lounge with a TV area.

Pra Ae is a long stretch of sand on Koh Lanta, an island in the Andaman Sea that belongs to Krabi province. The beach runs a long way along the shore, and the area has a relaxed feel, with the village, a dive centre, a fitness gym and a Thai boxing ring within a few hundred metres of the resort. It is a quiet setting with the sea close at hand.

Long Beach is 100 m away and Klong Dao Beach lies 950 m off, while the Khlong Dao Muay Thai Stadium and the Monday Market are both nearby. Lanta Old Town is 11.8 km away. The island has no airport of its own: the nearest is Krabi International Airport, 53.9 km away, and the final stretch to Koh Lanta is made by ferry.

The sea and the sand are a short walk from the bungalows, so the beach is the centre of a day here. A day could begin with a swim off Long Beach, then a dive trip or a visit to Mu Ko Lanta National Park, 17.9 km away, which covers the waters around the island. During the rainy months, rough seas can affect the boats that link Koh Lanta to the mainland.