Koh Tao Cabana

Koh Tao Cabana is a four-star resort on Sairee Beach, Koh Tao, with cottages and villas offering sea or garden views. Its accommodation ranges from two-person cottages to large villas for groups, with balconies, air conditioning, private bathrooms and flat-screen TVs. Some options add a private pool, a bath or a terrace, while the largest villa has two bedrooms and space for up to six people.

Landscaped gardens lead towards the beach, and the resort has a restaurant serving Thai fusion dishes and seafood, as well as a bar. A buffet breakfast is available, with breakfast in the room also offered. Kajavari Spa provides massages and beauty treatments, and guests can make use of snorkelling, canoeing and on-site water sports. Free private parking is available, while free WiFi is provided in public areas. Guests value the quiet stretch of beach, the helpful staff and the restaurant's sunset setting; feedback on breakfast is more mixed, with some guests noting cold dishes and limited fruit.

The accommodation includes compact cottages for two, garden-facing villas, sea-view options and larger villas with separate living space. Sizes range from 42 m² to 230 m², and every room type in this selection has a balcony, air conditioning and a private bathroom. A minibar and flat-screen TV are also common features. Views vary from gardens and the pool to the sea, so the outlook differs between room categories.

Some of the two-person cottages include a private pool, while the 70 m² villas add a bath or a patio depending on the room type. The 180 m² Makam Beach villa has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and capacity for six, making it the largest group option in this selection. At 230 m², Koi Pool Villa is the most spacious, with a private pool, a separate living room and sea views. The smaller cottages suit couples, while the larger layouts provide more room for families or groups.

Koh Tao Cabana has a beachfront setting with a sun terrace, balconies, terraces and landscaped garden spaces. Guests can spend time on the beach or use the on-site water sport facilities, including snorkelling and canoeing. A free shuttle service is also available, and free private parking is provided on site without a reservation.

Dining options include a restaurant, bar and snack bar, with breakfast available in the room and buffet breakfast offered. Wine and champagne are among the food and drink options, and minibars are provided in the accommodation. Free WiFi is available in public areas. Room facilities include air conditioning, a seating area, a sofa, an electric kettle and a refrigerator, alongside private bathrooms with free toiletries, bathrobes and hairdryers. Towels, slippers, a wardrobe and clothes-drying equipment are also available. Flat-screen TVs offer cable and satellite channels.

Koh Tao Cabana is on Sairee Beach, the island’s long west-coast strand, where a quieter stretch meets landscaped gardens and cottages among the trees. Sairee Beach is 100 m away, and guests describe this end of the shore as peaceful. The beach is known for shallow water, snorkelling reefs and sunset views towards Koh Nang Yuan. The wider Sairee strip has dive schools, restaurants and beach bars, while Mae Haad is the island’s pier village and main service centre.

Ferries arrive at Mae Haad Pier from Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and the mainland. Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier is 2.4 km from the resort. Island pick-up truck taxis serve Sairee, and a flat coastal path links Mae Haad with Sairee in about 15 minutes on foot. The resort also offers a free shuttle service and free private parking on site. Samui International Airport is 65.5 km away, while Chumphon Airport is 83.7 km away; both require onward travel by sea to reach Koh Tao.

For nearby outings, Top Point is 1.2 km away, and Nangyuan Island is 2.3 km away. The island’s small islets are joined by sandbars and can be reached by long-tail boat; day visitors must leave by about 17:00. Snorkelling and diving are major activities, with coral sites around the island and more than 25 dive sites. February to April is generally the driest, calmest period, while November to December brings rougher seas and more ferry disruption.