Lanta Pearl Beach Resort, Koh Lanta, Thailand

Welcome to Lanta Pearl Beach Bungalow Resort in the middle of the beautiful Long Beach (Phra Ae Beach) on Ko Lanta.

This Bungalow Resort is one of Ko Lantas oldest and almost last family-run Resorts on the island. But despite the fact of a continuously growing popularity of the area, the 3 generation of family members running this place manage to hold up a true sense of Thai authenticity & hospitality until these days.

Ko Lanta forms the most southern district of Krabi province and is an ideal jump-off point for the unspoilt Turatao islands (Ko Lipe) or Langkawi (Malaysia). It was known long ago by its name in the Malay language, Pulao Satak, which means Long Beach Island. Later, so many Thais, both Buddhist and Muslim, came to live on the island that there seemed to be a million eyes, which is what some people think Lanta means in Thai. Others hold that the name is corrupted from Javanese "lan-tas", and means a fish grill (which is built of wood with a square grill on top where the fish are set in a circle).

Our facilities include 5 different types of bungalows, the Pearl Beach Restaurant, the Little Hut Bar, Internet-Café, free WiFi, Car & Motorbike Rental, Tour & Travel Agency, International Call Service, Ticket Counter, Laundry Service, Safe Deposit Box, Free Transfer from/to Saladan Ferry Pier & Pick Up Service from anywhere in the area. Of course we are also able to provide you with solutions to any special wishes.

just south of Thailands southern capital Phuket, the worldwide famous Phi Phi-Islands and the south western coastal town of Krabi, on the east side of Phang Nga Bay, exists this unique, unspoiled tropical island. Ko Lanta Yai preserves its community spirit in both family and business life. With clear, cool waters and superb white sand beaches stretching along a 27 kilometer coastline, its paradisaical appeal remains unmarred by mass tourism. The island, which reaches a height of almost 500 meters at its extreme end, also boasts a mountain range covered with rain forest.