Our Village Farmstay Kohmook

All rooms at Our Village Farmstay Kohmook have air conditioning and a balcony or terrace, and they sit within the farmstay grounds. The rooms range from a bungalow for two guests to a larger room that sleeps up to four, so couples as well as families can find a room suited to their group.

Each room has a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, an electric kettle and a flat-screen TV. Rooms can also have a clothes rack and trash cans, and the bathroom is fully private.

The grounds of Our Village Farmstay Kohmook include a garden and a terrace, and air conditioning is provided in the public areas as well as in the rooms. Free parking is available, and room service is offered.

Languages spoken include English, Portuguese, Spanish and Thai. Rooms can have a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle, a shower, toiletries, a clothes rack, trash cans, and a balcony or terrace. Outdoor space comes from the garden and the terrace, while the public areas and rooms both have air conditioning.

Koh Mook is a small island in Trang province, reached by boat from the mainland. Its coast combines sandy beaches, small villages and limestone hills, and the pace is slower than in the towns on the mainland. Visitors come for the water and the villages rather than for a dense town centre, and the garden and terrace make a quiet base between days out. A stay here is built around the sea, with snorkelling and boat trips rather than city sights.

The nearest stretch of sand is Ao Phang Ka Beach, 250 m from the farmstay, with Ao Phang Ka bay close by. Farang Beach and Ko Muk Beach lie further along the same coast, and Emerald Cave, a limestone sea cave, is about 2.1 km away. A snorkelling spot near Tiger Cave is also close by, and the Ko Muk ferry terminal is 1.7 km away.

A good day could start with a swim at Ao Phang Ka Beach, then a snorkelling stop near Tiger Cave and a boat trip to Emerald Cave. For a flight, Trang Airport is 38.2 km away on the mainland and Krabi International Airport is 88.9 km away, and the last leg to the island is always by boat.