Six Senses Krabey Island

Krabey Island, after Angkor

A 15-minute speedboat ride from the coastal town of Sihanoukville lies the private island of Krabey, where the Six Senses group has developed a wonderful project of just 40 villas that blend discreetly into the island's lush vegetation. The 12-hectare island features an exceptional array of exclusive relaxation areas. For wellness, guests will enjoy a superb infinity pool, the legendary open-air "Cinema Paradiso", a stargazing observatory, a yoga studio, a meditation cave, an island fitness circuit, and a 2,000 m² spa which is the very essence of the Six Senses group's renown. For the palate, food lovers will appreciate the sunset bar offering spectacular views over the Gulf of Thailand, two restaurants proposing the clever «Farm to Table» culinary concept, the ice cream and sorbet parlour,

STYLE

Always that Six Senses touch, with eco-design featuring clean, contemporary lines

SITUATION

On a private island in the Gulf of Thailand, off the coast of Sihanoukville

CAPACITY

40 pool villas on a desert island

HIGHLIGHTS

The desert island is a must, and if the weather and the moon permit, you can swim beneath a glittering celestial vault with phosphorescent plankton!

THE EXPERIENCES

  • Water sports: Kayaking, paddleboarding, boat trips, fishing, surf ski and snorkelling
  • Land-based activities: Cookery classes, spa, gym, yoga studio, meditation cave, island fitness circuit, observatory
  • Kids Club "The Nest"

THE EXTRAORDINARY

Six Senses Krabey Island is a little piece of paradise, far away from mass tourism, offering a chic, relaxed and ecological approach to a wonderfully preserved island. It is the ideal property for resting in complete serenity after an intense trip discovering Cambodia. Its proximity to Sihanoukville also allows you to discover Ream National Park and the Kbal Chhay waterfalls.

ETHICS

The very essence of the Six Senses group is combining luxury with ethics. At Krabey, this translates into the creation of a 4-hectare organic farm, the establishment of a drinking water treatment and bottling plant (glass bottles), participation in the protection of marine life (replanting of coral and aquatic plants) and active support for local communities (building schools and educating children about the environment).