Moonshine Phayam Beach Resort & Restaurant

All the rooms at Moonshine Phayam Beach Resort & Restaurant have a private bathroom with a shower and towels, plus a fan and a mosquito net. The rooms measure between 20 and 32 m² and are set up for two or three guests, with some looking over the garden and others facing the sea.

Several rooms have a king bed, and a free welcome drink is offered in some of them. Rooms with a sea view look out over the water, and the beach itself is only 10 m from the grounds, so the sea is never far from the rooms.

The resort has a restaurant serving Asian cuisine, with coffee and tea available, and a garden and terrace for relaxing outdoors. There is also a game room and bicycle parking, so guests have places to spend time both indoors and outside.

For practical needs, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, dry cleaning and a laundry service are all available at the resort, and guests can leave their luggage at the front desk while they explore. Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and Wi-Fi is also available in the public areas.

Smoking is allowed only in the designated smoking areas of the resort, and the restaurant's Asian dishes can be enjoyed alongside a coffee or tea.

Moonshine Phayam Beach Resort & Restaurant is on Koh Phayam, a small island in Ranong province on Thailand's Andaman coast. The resort's own beach is only 10 m from the grounds, and the sand can be reached directly from the property, so the sea is at the centre of a stay here. The garden offers a calmer place to rest between swims. The island suits guests who want beaches and a slow pace.

The other beaches of the island lie along the coast: Ao Khao Kwai Beach (North) is 300 m from the resort, and Ao Hin Khao is 900 m away. Further along, the Hin Talu viewpoint is 1.7 km away and the Bot Klang Thale pagoda is 2.2 km away. The island has no road bridge, so the final stage of any journey here is by boat, and the crossing is part of the trip.

A good day starts on the beach at the resort, followed by a walk or a ride to Ao Khao Kwai Beach (North), and then the Hin Talu viewpoint for a wider look over the island. The Bot Klang Thale pagoda makes a quiet stop for the afternoon. The ferry pier, Koh Phayam Pier, is where boats from the mainland arrive, and the terrace at the resort is a good place to end the day.