Koh Tao
At our eco-luxury sanctuary on Koh Tao, every celebration and gathering becomes more than an event—it becomes a memory woven into the beauty of the island. Whether you’re envisioning an intimate wedding by the sea, a mindful wellness retreat, or an inspiring corporate gathering, our resort provides a setting that is as extraordinary as the occasion.
How to Get Here
Getting to Sai Daeng Resort is as smooth as the ocean breeze. Begin your journey in Koh Samui, Surat Thani, or Chumphon, then sail across crystal clear waters on a high-speed ferry to Koh Tao. Upon arrival, our complimentary shuttle brings you directly to your island sanctuary.
Piers
Lomprayah Pier (Mae Haad)
Our drivers will be waiting for your arrival at the pier. If you can not find any staff members in our Sai Daeng Resort uniform, please wait inside the Sala (Pavilion) and call us at +66 82 859 9225. We will arrive within 10 – 15 minutes.
Songserm Pier
Please wait in this area for our driver. If you cannot find any staff members in our Sai Daeng Resort uniform, please call us at +66 82 859 9225. We will arrive within 10 – 15 minutes.
Shuttle Bus Service
DROP-OFF & PICK-UP HERE ONLY AT MAE HAAD PIER
Our complimentary shuttle is shared with other guests and we can’t stay for a long time at the pier. We leave on time at 11:40, 13:15, 20:00 and 21:30, please wait inside the Sala (Pavilion). If you can’t fine any staff members in our Sai Daeng Resort uniform, give us a call at +66 82 859 9225. Please DO NOT wait at 7-11, Amazon Café, Pizza Corner or other restaurants.
Attractions In Koh Tao
BBQ Night At Sai Daeng Resort
The BBQ Night at Sai Daeng Resort offers a relaxing beachfront dining experience with fresh seafood, delicious grilled dishes, and a warm tropical atmosphere. Surrounded by ocean views and cool sea breezes, guests can enjoy a cozy and romantic evening while watching the sunset by the beach.
John Suwan View Point
John-Suwan Viewpoint is one of Koh Tao’s most breathtaking scenic spots, offering panoramic views of turquoise waters, lush tropical hills, and beautiful bays from above. The short hike to the viewpoint adds a sense of adventure, while the stunning landscape creates a peaceful and unforgettable experience perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.
Two View ViewPoint
Two View Viewpoint is a hidden gem in Koh Tao that offers spectacular views overlooking two different sides of the island. Surrounded by tropical greenery and dramatic coastal scenery, the viewpoint provides a calm and relaxing atmosphere, especially during sunset when the sky transforms into warm golden colors.
Tanote Bay
Tanote Bay is the next bay past Aow Leuk and is known for its scenic, rocky cove with exceptionally clear water and vibrant coral reefs. This bay is popular with snorkelers thanks to the abundant marine life, including a massive school of Goldband Fusilier fish. Tanote Bay has an enormous granite boulder that juts out of the water, perfect for experienced cliff jumpers. The beach tends to remain quiet making it ideal for a peaceful escape.
Hin Wong Bay
Tucked away on Koh Tao’s eastern coast, Hin Wong Bay is a peaceful, picturesque haven where rugged granite formations meet crystal-clear waters. Beneath the surface, underwater pinnacles are adorned with vibrant coral, swaying anemones and abundant tropical marine life, creating an exceptional setting for both diving and snorkeling. Explore the rocky edges of the bay to discover pristine coral gardens and an abundance of reef fish. Best explored at a leisurely pace by kayak, Hin Wong invites you to slow down, immerse yourself in nature and discover one of Koh Tao’s quieter underwater treasures.
Sairee Beach
The most popular and busiest beach on Koh Tao, Sairee is a tropical wonderland. The longest stretch of sandy beach on the island with shallow waters, this spot is great for long walks and catching the sunset. After sun-down, Sairee beach turns into a party, filled with beach bars, cabarets and fire shows.
The Queen's Cabaret Shote
The Queen’s Cabaret is one of Koh Tao’s most vibrant nightlife attractions, featuring glamorous performances, colorful costumes, and energetic entertainment. The lively atmosphere and dynamic stage shows create a fun and memorable evening experience for visitors looking to enjoy the island’s nightlife culture.
Koh Tao Fight Night
Muay Thai Fight Night in Koh Tao delivers an exciting and authentic Thai cultural experience filled with adrenaline and energy. Visitors can witness skilled fighters competing in intense matches while enjoying the electric atmosphere of traditional Thai boxing, making it a thrilling evening activity on the island.
Koh Nang Yuan
Koh Nang Yuan is a world-famous tropical paradise known for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and stunning sandbar connecting three small islands together. The island is a perfect destination for snorkeling, swimming, and relaxing in a breathtaking natural setting surrounded by vibrant marine life and turquoise seas.
Wildlife at the resort
Ants
are Mother Nature’s “cleanup crew” and you need to be careful not to attract them into your room. If you eat in the room and do not finish your food, make sure to store it in the refrigerator or put the food outside, so that ants don’t parade into your room!
Mosquitoes
are everywhere in Thailand. They typically come out for an hour or two just after sunrise and just before sunset. It is good practice to keep your doors and windows closed so they do not bother you in your villa. Use bug spray and/or wear long pants to avoid getting bitten.
Cicadas
are musicians of Mother Earth and make loud buzzing noises around the resort. Cicadas are seasonal. If you feel a random spray on your body and it is not raining, it is probably a cicada. The spray is harmless to your skin.
Geckos
are small, harmless lizards commonly found in tropical environments. They help control insects and may occasionally appear near lights or walls. They are not dangerous and usually keep to themselves.
Land Crabs
live on the coasts of warm countries. They breed in the sea but have adapted to life on land. Occasionally, they can be seen skittering across our walkways. This usually happens at night. They avoid humans, but please do not touch them as they may defend themselves with their claws.
Bull Frogs
are the drum beat of the wild. They are common and are able to jump up to 2 meters (6 feet) without difficulty. Males produce loud calls to attract females and establish their territories. They tend to hide themselves and are only aggressive when defending their territory.
Squirrels
are quick, curious creatures that spend much of their time climbing trees around the resort. Squirrels are harmless. However, we kindly ask you not to feed them. Simply enjoy watching them from afar as part of the natural beauty of the resort.
Monitor Lizards
may sometimes be seen near water or in shaded garden areas. They are generally shy and avoid human contact. If you encounter one, simply keep a comfortable distance and allow it to pass.
Large Spiders and Snakes
are rare. If you see one, contact housekeeping to have it removed.
Emergency contacts
Medical Emergency
Emergency Hotline
1669
Emergency Room, Koh Tao Hospital
(+66) 087-927-3255
Land/Marine Rescue and Accidents
Koh Tao Rescue Foundation
(+66) 077-457-199
Tourist Police
For Tourist Assistance and incident reports
1155