Maehaad Bay Resort

Maehaad Bay Resort

Maehaad Bay Resort

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Beachfront resort in the northwest of Koh Phangan, a 10-minute walk from Mae Haad beach. 48 rooms, 700 m² pool and access to Ko Maa at low tide.

Maehaad Bay Resort occupies the northwestern tip of Koh Phangan, away from the island's lively southern areas. The property features 48 air-conditioned beachfront rooms set within a fishing village overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, a ten-minute walk from Mae Haad beach and facing the small island of Ko Maa.

Why choose this property

The resort offers classic beachfront comfort without the intensity of the island's party beaches. Its northern position, removed from the crowded southern hotspots, makes it an ideal base for travellers seeking swimming, snorkelling and tranquility, without sacrificing the amenities of a well-run establishment: pool, restaurant, spa and English-speaking service.

Another key advantage lies in the site's geography: at low tide, a sandbank emerges and allows you to walk across to Ko Maa on dry sand—a unique feature found nowhere else on the island. Snorkelling is decent on the western side, and sunsets over the sea are visible from the beach.

Atmosphere and design

The philosophy is one of honest Thai beachfront comfort: teak furnishings, wooden floors, warm-toned walls. The low-rise buildings blend into the coconut groves, and the 700 m² pool surrounded by coconut palms anchors the central space. The overall feel remains human in scale despite the room count, without spectacular architecture or ostentatious staging.

The rooms

All 48 rooms are air-conditioned and offer views of either the garden or the sea, depending on category. They share standard amenities for this level of accommodation:

  • Private bathroom
  • Television with satellite cable channels
  • Refrigerator, kettle, coffee machine
  • Desk and wardrobe
  • Wi-Fi

The existing content does not detail suite categories beyond these basic amenities.

Room types

Deluxe Room
Deluxe Room

16 X 69 M2

Connecting Room
Connecting Room

08 x 60M2, 4P

Family Room
Family Room

05 X 69 M2, 4P

Garden Villa
Garden Villa

11 X 118 M2

Junior Suite 2BR
Junior Suite 2BR

2 X 129 M2, 4P

Jacuzzi Suite 2BR
Jacuzzi Suite 2BR

1 X 148 M2, 4P

Beach Front Suite 2BR
Beach Front Suite 2BR

1 X 148 M2, 4P

Standard Room
Standard Room

72 X 30 M2

Superior Room
Superior Room

12 X 45 M2

Services and facilities

  • Main 700 m² pool surrounded by coconut palms, with bar
  • Separate children's pool
  • Sun loungers and relaxation area
  • Aim Eroy restaurant (Thai cuisine with bay views)
  • Traditional Thai massage
  • Thai cooking classes for interested guests
  • English-speaking reception, free parking
  • Pets not allowed

Location and access

The exact address is 106/4 Moo 7 Koh Phangan, Surat Thani. The resort is 28 km from Koh Samui international airport, a journey requiring combined ferry and road transfers. Expect roughly two to three hours from arrival at Samui to the resort, depending on boat schedules.

Mae Haad beach is a 10-minute walk away. At low tide, the sandbank connects to Ko Maa and allows a dry-sand crossing. The nearest waterfalls are about 45 minutes' walk from the hotel.

When to stay

High season on Koh Phangan runs from December to March, with dry weather and calm seas. April to June remains feasible but warmer. The monsoon season mainly affects October and November, with heavy rainfall episodes potentially disrupting ferry links from Samui.

The island's calendar is also shaped by the Full Moon Festival and Half Moon Festival, held a week before or after the lunar phases. These events draw crowds to Haad Rin beach at the island's far end; from Mae Haad, you stay clear of the chaos while remaining within easy taxi reach of the festivities.

Nearby

The island's northwestern sector concentrates several attractions accessible from the resort: Mae Haad beach and its sandbank to Ko Maa, the Ko Ma viewpoint (a short climb) and several snorkelling spots. To explore Koh Phangan and its neighbouring islands more widely, ferry connections serve Koh Tao and the eastern coast. Travellers combining islands with the mainland interior often extend to the Khao Sok national park.

Planning the rest of your journey

Maehaad Bay Resort integrates seamlessly into a Thai itinerary blending gulf islands and interior regions. To build your itinerary, consult our Thailand trips.

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