The Sarojin

Accommodation takes it cue from the verdant setting with contemporary Asian style interiors and attractive use of dark woods and natural light. There are just 56 guest residences, all extremely spacious with kingsize beds, intimate couples baths, separate waterfall showers and all mod cons including complimentary wi-fi. Some residences have private gardens and thai lounge salas, others their own plunge pools, while the Sarojin Suites offer the ultimate in luxury with relaxation pools and separate living areas.

Dining at The Sarojin is an equally mouth-watering prospect. The main Ficus restaurant offers a variety of international, western gourmet and Italian cuisine, while the Edge is a more casual al fresco affair and serves up local seafood delicacies beside the beach. Or you can choose to dine privately, in one of the swimming pool's island pavilions perhaps or under a grove of sea almond trees on the beach.

The Sarojin's natural setting is spectacular and the resort's team of personal guides and 'imagineer' - the ultimate personal concierge - take great pride in creating tailor-made adventures 'just for two'. Whatever your preference - a private charter aboard the Lady Sarojin or a jungle trek complete with champagne and lunch by a waterfall - the team's ability to go 'off menu' with such ease is exceptional.

Back 'on the menu', recreational facilities include a stunning infinity pool, the Pathways spa with yoga deck tucked discreetly amidst the shrubbery, fitness centre, mountain bikes and a range of non-motorised watersports.

Or you may decide that all this activity is not for you, place a coconut outside the door and enjoy the sublime seclusion of your residence.