Six Senses Yao Noi hillside

Ko Yao Noi, Thailand

97,124 square metres of forested hillside on the southern coast with 55 jungle-hidden villas.

Places in Six Senses Yao Noi hillside

Six Senses Yao Noi seasonal fine dining Seasonal fine dining that pays homage to Thailand's food culture with a hint of international influence.
Villa evening barbecue An evening barbecue beneath the stars arranged by a villa butler with a personal chef.
Villa Champagne breakfast service A villa butler arranges a Champagne breakfast for romantics.
Villa outdoor shower and pool lounge In-villa drinks service alongside the private infinity pool.

Best time to visit: November to April (dry season), for calm seas ideal for speedboat transfers and exploring the limestone islands of Phang Nga Bay.
Getting around: Guests typically fly into Phuket International Airport, then take a 45-minute speedboat transfer directly to Ko Yao Noi; once on the island, resort buggies and bicycles are the primary way to move around the quiet, largely undeveloped terrain.
Currency: Thai Baht (฿)
Language: Thai. English is limited outside resorts.
Timezone: ICT (UTC+7)
Current trends: Ko Yao Noi continues to position itself as the quiet alternative to Phuket, just 45 minutes away by speedboat, with Six Senses Yao Noi's jungle-hidden villas and rare offering of true silence reflecting a broader luxury-travel shift toward stillness and privacy over resort-town energy; The Hilltop's day-to-night infinity pool and stargazing dining format remains the island's signature culinary experience.

The Hilltop dining area — Perched on the highest point of the resort, offering infinity pool and stargazing dining.
Phang Nga Bay shoreline — The island's coastal edge, with views of the bay's spectacular limestone islands.