Koh Yao Noi Thai Cookery Class Have you always wanted to discover the most healthy and delicious food in the world? You are on holiday now in Thailand and have time to do this! Mina loves to teach others how to cook Thai Food in her own traditional Thai house.
All the resorts on Koh Yao Noi have their own restaurant with tasty traditional Thai food and sometimes also European food. However, there are also many local restarants on the island that are worth a visit. Below we have just listed a few; there are of course also others worth visiting. Even
Live in your private home built on stilts in the ocean facing the sun set. Built in the local Thai style with all the western amenities on the island Koh Yao Noi. Ideal for families, couples or singles. Living Space: 210 square meters Bedrooms: 3 House Facilities: 2
The Koyao Children’s Community Center promotes a life-long learning strategy for the children and adults of Koh Yao Noi. It aims to prepare the children for the future and give them the technological skills they need in the 21st century.
LUXURY HOTELS AND BUNGALOWS
Niramaya Villas Everything at Niramaya Koh Yao seeks to provide a mind soothing, health restoring stay. Niramaya accomodation is contemporary luxury in harmony with Thai culture & style. Explore the genuine Thailand on a virgin island with a magical soul in one of the most exciting and beautiful surroundings in
MIDRANGE HOTELS AND BUNGALOWS
Chukit Koh Yao Resort Hotel Located right at Pasai Beach, This hotel overlooks nearby Nok Island and has views as far south as Phi Phi and the Lanta islands on a good day. The 10-bungalow island resort is close to the action in the area, but just far enough away
BUDGET HOTELS AND BUNGALOWS
Pasai Cottage Koh Yao Hotel Located right at Pasai Beach, This hotel overlooks nearby Nok Island and has views as far south as Phi Phi and the Lanta islands on a good day. The 10-bungalow island resort is close to the action in the area, but just far enough away
GEOGRAPHY
The enchanting district of the KoYao islands, encompasses some 44 small islands and covers an area over more than 140 square kilometres. Nestled in this archipelago lie two main islands – KoYao Noi and KoYao Yai. Although KoYao Noi is the smaller of the two islands, and only covers an