As this pristine ecosystem reopens after restoration, Pimalai welcomes travellers with a series of small-scale excursions to Koh Haa and Koh Rok.
Every year, this tropical wonderland is closed for six months to allow its delicate ecology to be refreshed and replenished. Pimalai Resort & Spa, the five-star sanctuary on Koh Lanta, fully supports the closure and works with local authorities to protect and preserve the area. Now, Mu Ko Lanta National Park has reopened to visitors following its annual restoration – and Pimalai’s responsible, experience-seeking clientele will be among the first to witness it. To celebrate this important occasion, the property has relaunched immersive, small-scale excursions to two of the region’s most idyllic islands: Koh Haa and Koh Rok.
“At Pimalai, we feel a deep connection with Mu Ko Lanta National Park – and a deep responsibility to preserve it for future generations. That’s why we conduct regular coastal cleaning activities, do not allow motorised water sports and only permit small-scale, eco-sensitive excursions in the area. We are delighted to invite our conscientious guests to explore this pristine paradise now it has reopened. Following five months of replenishing rains and no human interference, this idyllic area will be looking more breath-taking than ever,” said Charintip Tiyaphorn, Pimalai’s Owner and Representative.
