Why it's holistic
- An arrival by speedboat across Phang Nga Bay sets the pace before any treatment begins.
- Open-air villas with natural materials and private infinity pools blur the line between indoors and out, and the Six Senses Spa and a fitness centre are on site.
- The villas sit within natural vegetation and tropical landscaping, which gives each one privacy.
- Cooking classes and speedboat trips around Phang Nga Bay fill the space between treatments.
- A personal GEM plans the days around what each guest wants, whether that is peaceful seclusion or sociable island adventures.
About
The way in is by speedboat across Phang Nga Bay to Koh Yao Noi, an island between Phuket and Krabi. Six Senses Yao Noi covers 24 acres of hillside with 56 villas, their thatched, open-air design drawn from the stilted homes of southern Thailand. Each villa has a private infinity pool, a terrace and an outdoor sala. A personal Guest Experience Maker, known as a GEM, helps arrange the days on the island, from cooking classes and speedboat trips around the bay to a picnic on a deserted island. The Six Senses Spa and a fitness centre cover the wellbeing side. Natural materials and a sustainability-minded approach run through the design.



