Sea&Sky Beach Resort

The accommodation at Sea&Sky Beach Resort ranges from garden-view bungalows to villas with mountain or sea views. Rooms can have a full kitchen, a coffee or tea maker, a balcony or terrace, a fan, individual air conditioning and a private entrance.

The Standard Villa measures 180 m² and sleeps up to six guests, the Garden View Bungalow offers 60 m² for up to three, and the Family Cottage measures 90 m² for four. The Deluxe Villa measures 270 m² and sleeps up to nine guests, and the 2-Bedroom Beach Villa with Private Pool has a sea view and sleeps up to four. Bed set-ups vary from room to room.

Sea&Sky Beach Resort offers room service, private BBQ facilities and an airport transfer, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, with free parking on site. Wi-Fi also reaches the public areas, which have air conditioning.

Guests can use the garden, the terrace and the playground, and the resort has a concierge, a laptop workspace and kids safety features. Tours can be arranged. The terrace and the garden are both outdoors, so guests can spend time outside the rooms, and the playground is there for younger guests.

Languages spoken include English, German, Italian, Russian, Thai and Ukrainian, and the resort is set up for guests who want to combine a villa stay with trips around the island.

Mae Nam is a village on Koh Samui, the island in the Gulf of Thailand, and the resort sits within it, close to the beach and to everyday island life. Rooms here face the garden, the mountains or the sea, depending on the villa or bungalow. The village is a practical base for exploring the island, with the morning market, the pier and several beaches all within a few kilometres of the resort.

The nearest beach is Baan Tai, 100 m away, and Maenam Beach is 3.9 km away. The Mae Nam Morning Market is 2.2 km away, and the King Rama V Monument and Mae Nam Pier are also nearby. Samui Airport (USM) is 11.2 km from the resort and is the closest airport to it, while the Big Buddha, a large seated statue of Buddha, is one of the island's best-known sights.

A good day can start at the Mae Nam Morning Market, continue to the Big Buddha and end at Na Muang Waterfall. Getting around Koh Samui is by road, so a car, a scooter or a taxi is the usual way to reach the sights further from Mae Nam. The Big Buddha and the waterfall make a full day out, so it helps to plan the route before setting out.