The Sarojin is charmingly ensconced in a garden setting with direct private access onto a secluded 11km white beach beside the Andaman Sea, riven by a saltwater estuary and just one hour north of Phuket International Airport*, in Khao Lak in the Phang Nga province of Thailand.

The Sarojin beach by virtue of being sheltered by Pakarang Cape, a coral cape headland, provides year-round swimming and water sports.

The Sarojin is surrounded inland by five spectacular and adventurous national parks including the magnificent primary rainforests of Khao Lak and Khao Sok as well as one of Thailand’s largest natural mangrove ecosystems . The Similan and Surin Islands Marine National Parks, one of the world’s top ten dive sites, is less than an hour away by boat. Phang Nga Bay, renowned for it’s sheer limestone formations and hidden caves and lagoons is 40 minutes away.

The Sarojin has a luxurious fleet of private cars that are available to meet all guests on arrival at Phuket International Airport for onward transfer to The Sarojin. Refreshments and cold towels will be served.

Info On Khao Lak
Khao Lak is an area of outstanding beauty in Thailand.  Pure white beaches, cascading waterfalls, spectacular primary forest, idyllic lagoons, magnificent mangroves and wildlife abound.   Khao Lak National Park is home to some of the oldest primary forest in the world and is easily accessible.

Khao Lak means mountain by the sea.  Legend has it that a wizard resided in the mountain.  The small shrine of Chao Pho Khao Lak is dedicated to the wizard of the mountain.

The historic old town of Takuapa lies 20km north and was formerly the most important town on the west coast due to previous vast tin repositories and mining in the area.  The old town retains much evidence of its historic importance including several old teak houses and the Governor's residence.

How To Get Here
The Sarojin has a luxurious fleet of private cars that are available to meet all guests on arrival at Phuket International Airport for onward transfer to The Sarojin.  Refreshments and cold towels will be served.

By Car
Take route 402 and drive north over Sarasin Bridge into Phang Nga province.  Keep heading north and take route 4 along the west coast passing through the towns of Kok Kloy, Thai Muang and then Khao Lak.  The Sarojin is approximately 8kms north of Khao Lak centre and just north of Pakarang Cape.