Koh Kood is Thailand as it was years ago: untamed jungle, pristine beaches, fishermen going about their business. Ancient Siam, at peace with itself. One hour's flight from Bangkok, oh so peaceful.
Five villa styles, each roughly 25 square metres, built with quality natural materials and a private terrace. Nightly rates vary by season and length of stay — check live availability and the exact rate for your dates on our booking page.
See VillasBuilt with quality natural materials to green global standards, with a private terrace and shared walkway to the neighbouring villa.
The same natural materials and green standards as the Twin Villa, with a private walkway and a shared wall to its neighbour.
Measuring 25 square metres with a private terrace and a private plunge pool, sharing one common wall with the adjoining villa.
The resort's shoreline villa, set directly along the sand with a private pool and uninterrupted sea views.
Set beneath the tree canopy for extra privacy and shade, with its own plunge pool tucked into the greenery.
Wireless internet access throughout the entire resort, at no extra cost.
Each villa's air-conditioning is set to your own comfort.
Large-screen television with cable channels in every room.
Cotton bathrobes and slippers, ready for the beach or the pool.
Stocked and ready in every villa throughout your stay.
Standard in every villa, alongside the resort's private pools where offered.
Set on Koh Kood in the Gulf of Thailand, roughly one hour from Bangkok by private plane. The island remains one of the least developed in the country: jungle-covered, ringed by clear water, and largely unchanged for generations.
Five villa styles at Rest Sea Resort, each built with quality natural materials to green global standards, with a private terrace and a private walkway shared with one neighbouring villa. Choose a garden-view bungalow, a private plunge pool, or a spot right along the sand. Click through to any villa for the full details, facilities and photos.
The resort's most intimate villa, tucked among the trees.
View Details →The same natural materials and green standards, with a little more room.
View Details →The same quiet garden setting, with a private plunge pool of your own.
View Details →The resort's shoreline villa, with the sea a few steps from the door.
View Details →The resort's newest villa style, set beneath the tree canopy.
View Details →Nightly rates in Thai Baht (฿), per villa. Select a season to see weekday and weekend pricing.
Twin Villas have been designed with quality natural materials, meeting green global standards. Measuring roughly 25 square metres with a private terrace, each Twin Villa has its own private walkway and shares one common wall with the adjoining villa.
Deluxe Villas have been designed with quality natural materials, meeting green global standards. Measuring roughly 25 square metres with a private terrace, each Deluxe Villa has a private walkway and shares one common wall with the adjoining villa.
Deluxe Pool Villas have been designed with quality natural materials, meeting green global standards. Measuring roughly 25 square metres with a private terrace, each Deluxe Pool Villa has a private plunge pool and private walkway, and shares one common wall with the adjoining villa.
The resort's shoreline villa, set directly along the sand with a private plunge pool and uninterrupted views of the water — for guests who want the sea within a few steps of the door.
The resort's newest villa style, tucked beneath the tree canopy for extra shade and privacy, with a bright, airy interior, a high ceiling, and its own plunge pool set into the greenery.
Koh Kood rewards a slower pace. Beyond the villa, the island offers a private stretch of beach, calm bay waters for paddling, coral just off the shore, and a rainforest trail that ends at a freshwater waterfall. Most of it comes at no extra cost — simply ask at reception.
The resort's own shoreline on the bay — clear water and fine sand, ideal for a slow morning or a sunset spent doing nothing at all.
Set out across the bay at your own pace. Equipment is kept at the beach and ready whenever you are — no booking required.
The reef just off the coastline stays close to shore and shallow, with some of the clearest water in the Gulf of Thailand.
A trail through old-growth rainforest leads to one of the island's freshwater falls — a welcome place to cool off halfway through.
Borrow a bicycle and follow the quiet roads through coconut groves and small fishing villages at your own speed.
Traditional Thai massage from resident therapists, best booked for the afternoon after a morning on the water.
Koh Kood sits among the least disturbed coastlines in the Gulf of Thailand, with visibility that holds up close to shore.
Far fewer visitors make it out this way than to the island's better-known neighbours, so the beach rarely feels shared.
Much of the interior is untouched rainforest, with trails and waterfalls that still feel genuinely wild.
With little light pollution nearby, clear evenings bring out a night sky rarely seen from the mainland.
Our team can help arrange guided treks, tours and massage bookings ahead of your stay — just reach out before you arrive or ask at reception once you're here.
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NaturalKoh Kood sits off the coast of Trat, in eastern Thailand near the Cambodian border. There is no bridge and no airport on the island itself — every journey ends with a boat crossing from Laem Sok Pier. Here are the main ways to make that trip from Bangkok.
Bangkok Airways flies several times daily between Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) and Trat Airport (TDX), a flight of around one hour.
From Trat Airport it's roughly a 45–60 minute transfer by road to Laem Sok Pier, where boats depart for Koh Kood.
Driving from Bangkok to Laem Sok Pier takes about 4–6 hours depending on traffic. Secure parking is available near the pier.
Buses from Bangkok's Mo Chit and Ekkamai stations run to Trat in around 5–6 hours, with connecting transfers on to the pier.
From Laem Sok Pier, speedboats and fast ferries cross to Koh Kood in roughly 60–90 minutes, running throughout the day.
On arrival, the resort arranges onward transfer from the island pier directly to Rest Sea Resort.
Boat and flight schedules change with the season, and services can be reduced or suspended during the low season (roughly June–October). We'd recommend confirming current timetables with your chosen operator, or contacting us directly and we can help arrange the full journey.
The resort's own route guide, in English and Thai, with the full breakdown of connections to Koh Kood.
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