Holiday Resort Bungalows Koh Yao Noi

Some of the nices bungalows we use are on Ko Yao Noi (Long Little Island). The view from the bungalows is superb. Several small islands sit just off the long beach infront of the bungalows. Early birds can get some wonderful photos as the sun rises over the islands. The mountains of Krabi Province stand tall behind the islands. The scenery is stunning and the feeling is very laid-back.

Each room has two proper beds and a fan. Air-conditioned bungalows are also available if you'd care to upgrade, but a fan is usually all most travelers require.

The bungalows are clean. The restaurant is one of the best that we visit. Everything they make is special.

Pasai Bungalows Koh Yao Noi

The Pasai Bungalows in Phang Nga Bay are locally owned and run by locals. We love the family atmosphere and friendly service that are standard on Ko Yao Noi. We use this place at times or on request. The only downside is the noisy neighbor's chickens.

Every baht that is spent in this bungalow stays on Ko Yao Noi. That's the way things must be in order to maintain the cultural integrity of the island.

Locally owned and operated, sustainable development is the direction that the community leaders desire and we support their efforts fully.

The view from the bungalows is nice, but the grounds are so pretty that you might not look out in the bay.

Several small islands sit just off the long beach infront of the bungalows. Early birds can get some wonderful photos as the sun rises over the islands. The mountains of Krabi Province stand tall behind the islands. Khao Phanom Bencha rests off in the distance. Often shrouded in clouds, the summit area is home to some of the more rare animals including Malaysian Sun Bears and White-handed Gibbons. But you don't have to climb a mountain to enjoy tropical wildlife.

Ko Yao Noi sustains a healthy population of birds, monkeys, monitor lizards, barking deer and very colorful insect life. Oriental Pied Hornbills frequent the trees surrounding the bungalows. Ruddy Kingfishers, bright purple kingfishers with a wonderful 'trilly' call, zip around in the mangrove on either side of the bungalows; as do Brown-winged, White-throated and Collared Kingfishers. Mangrove Pittas sometimes visit too. Stunning scenery? ... you bet!

The bungalows are stylish and clean with queen-sized beds. They have electricity all night.

The restrooms are clean. You'll have to take a traditional Thai shower. Well, a traditonal shower is often dipped from a large barrel. What I mean here is that it'll be cold water. It'll certainly wake you up in the morning.

The food at the restaurant is outstanding. In fact, it's some of the best around. If you'd like to give real Thai food a try, the cooks won't hold back on the spices. If your palate is more tender, don't worry, they can tailor it down to any level you wish. Breakfast varies from all of the standard styles of eggs, to yummy Thai rice porridge, to thick fruit pancakes. Buffet style meals are also available for groups or large families.

During holiday seasons such as Chinese New Year (mid February) and Christmas, it is often difficult to get the rooms we desire. If you plan on coming during these times, book your trip as soon as possible. The rooms at the other bungalow operations are nice as well though. There are a couple of other operators very close to our primary bungalows that are well within our quality standards and they too are all locally owned and operated.

We can stay at one place and eat at another. That's easy.