Rock Reef Aonang Villa

Rock Reef Aonang Villa is let as one private house, so the whole property is the villa itself. It measures 180 m², sleeps up to four guests and has a private pool, a pool view, air conditioning, a full kitchen and a private entrance. The villa is set up for one group, which has the pool and the kitchen at its disposal.

The villa has two bathrooms, and the TV, the desk and the closet are inside the house, so the group has room to spread out. Linens, a hair dryer and complimentary tea are provided, and the balcony or terrace is part of the property.

Free parking is available at Rock Reef Aonang Villa, and pets are allowed. The kitchen comes with dishes and dining utensils, a microwave and a refrigerator, and coffee or tea is provided. Outside, there is a barbecue grill for evenings in the open air.

Inside, the villa offers air conditioning, linens, a hair dryer, a TV with video streaming services, a desk with a workspace, a closet and a private entrance. The property also has a balcony or terrace.

The property is wheelchair accessible and has 24-hour security. Internet access is available, and the desk gives you a space to work. The full kitchen, with its microwave and refrigerator, is there for meals eaten at home.

Rock Reef Aonang Villa stands in the Nopparat Thara area of Krabi, on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand. The surroundings are mostly local villages, with a mosque and temples within a few kilometres, and the area keeps a local character away from the busiest beach strip. Guests who want a private pool and a kitchen of their own will find the setting practical for a stay that mixes time at home with trips to the coast.

Ao Nang Beach is 5.6 km away, a long stretch of sand with beach-road cafés and tour boats leaving for the islands. Railay Beach, 7.8 km away, is reached only by longtail boat, and its limestone cliffs make it a favourite with climbers and kayakers. Inland, the Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) sits 11.5 km away, where a long staircase climbs the hillside to shrines above the surrounding land.

A good day out is a boat trip from Nang An Pier, 5.1 km away, to Poda Island and Tup Island, both reached by longtail boat from the Ao Nang coast. In the wet season, rough seas can cancel some boat trips, so the day is best planned around the sea rather than the calendar.