Coral And Raya Islands
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Coral Island
Coral is the more commercial of the two islands yet the single resort here is a pretty unassuming affair.
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Coral Island Resort
A casual resort with the perfect beach
48/11 Chofa Rd. Moo 9, Coral Island
T: (076) 35 2097; F: (076) 381 957The words private island conjure up a lot of pretensions, but the Coral Island Resort is an unassuming place. If you'd rather not share it with the daytrippers, the beach in front of the resort is ... View details
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Raya Island
Raya is very popular in high season and reservations are recommended. During high season some entrepreneurial locals run nameless bungalow operations, but rooms are limited. Camping is possible.
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The Racha
Even better than the brochure
42/12-13 Moo 5, Ko Raya
T: (076) 35 5455; F: (076) 35 5637The Racha opened in 2003 and quickly joined the ranks of Conde Nast Traveler's list of hottest new resorts. With its white-washed walls and minimalist architecture, this heavenly resort looks like it ... View details
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Rayaburi Resort
Natural and pristine
42/3-9 Moo 3, Siam Beach, Ko Raya
T: (076) 35 2025; F: (076) 35 2026Rayaburi Resort is part of a chain in Phuket, but you would never assume it. It sits on pristine Siam beach, across 75 acres of palm trees and gardens. The resort was only built in 2009 — it's ... View details
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Ban Raya
A beautiful resort in the heart of nature
7/26 Moo 3, Ko Raya
T: (076) 22 4439; F: (076) 35 4682Located on the island's east, the Ban Raya is quite a hike from other inhabited bits of Raya but the resort's facilities will keep you from having to wander too far. The pavilions, the most expensive ... View details
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Raya Father Resort
Experience Ko Raya at a reasonable price
27/1 Moo 1 Chaofa Rd. Ko Raya
T: (081) 893 4430; F: (076) 28 2831For those who can't quite afford The Racha (that is, just about everyone), the Raya Father Resort is an affordable way to experience Ko Raya. It's situated in a clearing near the centre of the ... View details
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The Racha

1 vote 42/12-13 Moo 5
Coral and Raya Islands
T: (076) 35 5455
F: (076) 35 5637
Rayaburi Resort

1 vote 42/3-9 Moo 3
Coral and Raya Islands
T: (076) 35 2025
F: (076) 35 2026
Ban Raya

1 votes 7/26 Moo 3
Coral and Raya Islands
T: (076) 22 4439
F: (076) 35 4682
Coral Island Resort

1 vote 48/11 Chofa Rd. Moo 9
Coral and Raya Islands
T: (076) 35 2097
F: (076) 381 957
Raya Father Resort

2 votes 27/1 Moo 1 Chaofa Rd. Ko Raya
Coral and Raya Islands
T: (081) 893 4430
F: (076) 28 2831
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