Enjoy The Jamahkiri Resort & Spa In Koh Tao Thailand

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Title: The Jamahkiri Resort & Spa Koh Tao In Thailand Is Worth Checking
Out

Author: Andrew Watkins

After checking out all the websites we could find of places on
Koh Tao, there was one place that we really liked the look of,
and that was the Jamahkiri Resort & Spa, but what clinched it
for us, was a friend of a friend who had stayed there, and said
it was fabulous.

What we found was a very plush resort, with everything you could
ask for in a bigger resort, just kind of scaled down.

It overlooks the beautiful Shark Bay, and the Jamahkiri could
best be described as a treasure. It is totally isolated and the
bay it is itself in, is quite unspoilt. The room was everything
we hoped it would be, in a pavilion style, with Thai decor, with spa-bath, flat screen TV, DVD player, safe, and neat balcony overlooking the bay.

Most importantly the bed was comfortable, with the kind of linen
sheets that just feels quality!! Although there is no beach as
such, there is a pier, and you can snorkel here, the snorkelling
isn't bad at all, or take a kayak and go exploring.

If you want to go diving, then a short walk along the shore to
the next cove will bring you to three or four diving schools.

The food in the restaurant was excellent, if a little limited,
and the service from the staff extremely good indeed,.

The spa with good reason is rated the best on the island, so
altogether a very relaxing place, but your leg muscles will need
to be good, because of the walking up and down you will do.

We would certainly recommend the Jamhakiri Resort & Spa as a
honeymoon destination, and for couples but not enough for
families with small children.

Please however be aware that The Jamahkiri Resort & Spa is only
really accessible why four wheel drive vehicles, and if you want
to eat out in town, then it's free to get there but the last
free lift back is 8.30pm, and it is a very bumpy twenty minute
ride down what is no more than a track.

This isolation, whilst it is attractive, you do need to escape
in the evenings because the dinner menu becomes repetitive.

About the author:
Andrew Watkins has a dream lifestyle, where he spent the first
half of his life earning money, and is now spending the second
half of his life doing what he loves best, and that is
travelling. He has contributed to
http://www.worldwidevacationspots.com

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