MaDa pool villa

The whole villa is offered as one private house of 350 m², with four bedrooms, three bathrooms and room for up to 12 guests. It has air conditioning, a balcony or terrace and a private pool with a pool view.

The beds can be arranged in a choice of set-ups, within a capacity of up to 12 guests.

The villa has a kitchen with a refrigerator, freezer and microwave, along with dishes and dining utensils, and a barbecue grill for cooking outdoors. A washer, an iron and a closet are also provided. Guests can cook on site for the whole group.

Free parking is available on site, and internet access is available, with cable channels and a flat-screen TV in the villa. A desk with a workspace completes the indoor setup.

Air conditioning, ceiling or portable fans, a balcony or terrace and a buzzer with wireless intercom complete the facilities. Towels, linens, toiletries and a hair dryer are provided, and the private entrance gives direct access to the villa.

MaDa pool villa stands in Ao Nang, the beach town on the Andaman coast of Krabi province, where limestone cliffs rise above the sea and longtail boats crowd the bay. The town has a lively strip of tour offices, massage shops and food stalls, and it suits guests who want a private pool and a house to themselves within a short distance of the sea.

Ao Nang Beach, 3.9 km away, is the main stretch of sand in the area, and longtail boats leave from it for Railay and the islands. Railay Beach, 4.8 km from the villa, is reached mainly by longtail boat and has limestone cliffs, with Phra Nang Cave, a cave beach, on the same peninsula. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), 11.4 km away, is a hillside temple complex with caves on the outskirts of Krabi town, and the Mountain Buddha Temple, a hilltop pagoda, is close by as well.

A good day could begin with a longtail boat trip from Ao Nang to Railay, followed by an evening at the Krabi Weekend Night Market, 7.7 km away, where local food and goods are on sale. Boat trips to Railay and the islands can be cancelled when the sea is rough, which tends to happen in the rainy months.