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Twinpalms Phuket THAILAND
With white-sand beaches, lush rainforest and wonderful cuisine, Phuket is a dream destination. Twinpalms Phuket — which is located on Phuket’s beautiful west coast — is a modern, stylish resort that offers guests the ultimate in comfort and wellness
Twinpalms Hotel, a member of Small Luxury Hotels, is a stylish retreat located close to Surin Beach on the vibrant Thai island of Phuket. Penthouses and Suites make up this popular hotel’s accommodation offering and are perfect for couples and friends travelling together. A tranquil and secluded tropical oasis,
Twinpalms Phuket is set in a magical, water garden landscape. Contemporary and stylish, this privately-owned resort has hip restaurants and bars, fabulous beach clubs, all delivered with thoughtful and attentive service.
ACCOMMODATION Sleek and minimalist rooms and suites at Twinpalms Phuket feature a private terrace with a view of the expansive lagoon pool, a refreshing pool designed for relaxation and large enough for swimming laps. Spacious and sophisticated penthouses come complete with private pools and offer a touch of exclusivity. This place has a serene ambience where the only
energ you need to expend is lying by the pool or sitting on a stretch of golden sand on nearby Surin Beach. The slick service at the hotel is as discreet as it’s friendly.
EAT WELL & RELAX Wellbeing is a priority at Twinpalms, and the Sun Spa Esthederm focuses on treatments using high-tech French cosmetic brand, Institut Esthederm, offering products and techniques made especially for skin exposed to tropical weather conditions. Oriental Spoon is a Thai restaurant with
western influences. Open to guests and visitors alike, the restaurant serves delectable local and international cuisine complemented by a fabulous wine list, inventive cocktails served from the open-plan Martini bar and a friendly atmosphere. Sundays are brunch days, and Oriental Spoon becomes the place to be to enjoy great food and company for local residents and hotel guests alike.
BEACH LIFE Of course, no stay is complete without a few sun-drenched days chilling out at Catch Beach Club, located on Bang Tao Beach. Cuisine served by the beach is vibrant and tasty. Sun-drenched days are followed by hedonistic nights with enthralling entertainment and international DJs. Past acts at the iconic Phuket venue include music legends such as Erick Morillo, Bob Sinclar and Roger Sanchez. Phuket has so much to offer: on land, there
are stunning beaches, a vibrant nightlife and colourful cultural attractions to enjoy. Exploring its surrounding islands, meanwhile, promises to make a visit to Phuket even more exciting.
TAKE TO THE WATERS Take the time to cruise on the emerald waters in Phang Nga Bay and marvel at the sights of majestic limestone clad vistas and hidden mangroves. For marine-life lovers, a trip over to the clear waters near Koh Racha or Koh Phi Phi
offer a spectacular array of colourful reef fish to snorkel, scuba dive or kayak with. Andaman Cruises, part of the Twinpalms
brand, has a fleet of 10 top-notch yachts and powerboats, all lavishly designed with comfort, luxury and exclusivity in mind. Intimate voyages for just a couple of people, as well as social gatherings of up to 50 guests can be enjoyed. The extraordinary 135ft Ocean Emerald is a perfect tri-deck superyacht that accommodates large groups for a daytime voyage or party and can sleep 12 guests. Guests can enjoy a dip in the upper deck jacuzzi or unwind and work on their tan with a refreshing cocktail in hand on one of the comfortable sun loungers. A treasure trove of water toys, tenders, jet skis, kayaks and sports equipment complete the guest facilities. The stylish MY Olympia, a 76ft fly-bridge
motor yacht features four cabins and accommodates a total of eight guests for overnight cruises and 20 guests for a day charter. Guests can enjoy access to remote
private coves, as well as exhilarating afternoons of waterskiing and wakeboarding.
EXPLORING INLAND Moving away from the west coast beaches, there’s plenty to do and see on land. A night out in Phuket Old Town is recommended with its Chinese temples, Sino-Portuguese architecture, ice cream shops, gin and cocktail bars and quintessential Thai restaurants. Whether you try one of the traditional coffee and roti houses or opt to eat at the elaborate Michelin-mentioned Royal Thai Cuisine offered at ‘Blue Elephant’, the Old Town is an experience all travellers should make an effort to see. No trip to Thailand would be the same
without an encounter with elephants. Phuket now has a some ethical sanctuaries, including the Phuket Elephant Sanctuary which is completely ‘saddle off’ and where there isn’t a bullhook in sight. It’s a place where you can observe and walk with (at a respectful distance) retired elephants in a jungle environment.
Don’t miss Relaxing around the lagoon pool, dancing under the stars at Catch Beach Club and visiting the elephants at Phuket’s first ethical sanctuary
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KEY FACILITIES • 97 rooms • Spa • Fitness centre • Restaurant • Complimentary transport • Close to Surin Beach • Beach butler service
KEY ACTIVITIES • Yacht excursions • Snorkelling • Diving
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