NadiaResort

Rooms at NadiaResort run from a 48 m² Standard room with a mountain view, sleeping up to five guests, to a Two-Bedroom Villa for up to six. Between them are a 32 m² Private Deluxe Room with a nature view, a 54 m² One-Bedroom House with a mountain view and a 54 m² holiday house with a garden view.

Rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a refrigerator and a balcony or terrace. The Twin Family Room with View, 48 m², also has a dishwasher and a coffee or tea maker, and the Two-Bedroom Villa has two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Dining is built around a bar, a coffee shop, BBQ facilities and a kitchen, with buffet and continental breakfast, happy hour and 24-hour room service, and food delivery is also offered.

For arrivals and getting around, the resort offers an airport transfer, a shuttle service, bicycles and valet parking, and free parking is available on site. The 24-hour front desk is open around the clock, and daily housekeeping and a laundry service cover everyday needs.

Outdoors, snorkelling, diving, canoeing, fishing and hiking are part of the offer, along with massage and tours, and the garden is a place to relax. Families can use the playground and a kids meal, and the resort is wheelchair accessible.

NadiaResort is on Koh Jum / Koh Pu, an island in Krabi province on the Andaman Sea, reached by boat. The island is a mix of villages, beaches and hills, and the resort sits close to the village of Ban Ting Rai. A stay here is about the water and the garden as much as the hills, and everyday island life is close by.

The nearest beach is Ao Thidiaw Beach, 1.5 km away, and Ao Si Beach and Ao Ting Rai Beach lie a little further along the shore. Sunset Beach and Lu Boa Beach are also on the island, and Ban Koh Pu pier, 2.5 km away, is one of the island's piers. Khao Ko Pu, a hill peak 2.7 km away, makes a good walk for an unhurried morning.

Koh Jum pier, 3.9 km away, is another point of arrival by boat, and a Buddhist temple 4.5 km away makes a quiet half-day stop. A good day here can combine a swim at Ao Thidiaw Beach, a climb to Khao Ko Pu and the snorkelling, diving or canoeing offered at the resort. In the rainy months the Andaman Sea can be rough, which can disrupt boat trips to and from the island.