Bohemia Resort is nested at the frontier of the azure water of Gulf of Thailand, the immensity of Southern Thailand blue skies and Koh Tao island rain forest.

Situated at the southernmost tip of the small and secluded island of Koh Tao, our four newly renovated, Thai style bungalows are an invitation to contemplate the neighbouring islands of Koh Phangan and Angthong National marine Park.

Away from busier parts of Koh Tao, protected by lush tropical vegetation, Bohemia resort adds its stunning views to the immediate proximity of Koh Tao’s most charming and secluded beaches.

Bohemia Resort and its friendly, English, French and Italian speaking staff will take you so far from your usual busy life that you will start believing Eden really exists.

Libor is Swiss, born in Czech Republic; Rose is Italian, born in Switzerland and between them they speak half dozen languages.

We had been sharing the same dream since we met 20 years ago. Travel around Asia and the Indian Ocean and find a nice island where to build a quiet and green retreat in front of a stunning sea view.

In 1998 we reached Koh Tao almost by chance, while travelling in Thailand. Our 3 days stay became three weeks. Two years later, after getting around Asia, Caribbean islands and Africa we decided to finally settle in the place that gave us the most unforgettable experience.

That place was Koh Tao of course. We spent the next seven years as diving instructors on the island until we found our place. One of the most beautiful views over Koh Tao’s South Coast, facing Koh Phangan and the islands of the Angthong Marine Park, secluded from Koh Tao’s busy and noisy West Coast, nested on top of a rain forest covered hill, about five hundred meters of the sea line.

We knew then we had found our dream place, we took over the place, spent two years renovating it in exquisite Thai design and finally named it Bohemia.

Our greatest pleasure would be to share part of our dream with you.

Chalets

Orchid

Bouganvilla

Frangipane

Hibiscus

Bohemia has been redesigned keeping in mind the idea to preserve its unique character. Preserving the surrounding nature and making sure our business would have the lowest possible impact on the environment was our priority.

All our chalets have been renovated using as much local materials as possible. Locally sourced wood pieces were used to decorate every chalet in their own unique way, ensuring both exquisite decoration and sustainability.

Our chalets are newly furnished with mini fridge, electric kettle, ceiling fan and mosquito net. We recommend our guests to limit electrical consumption as well as electrical production is the main pollution source on the island.

The bathrooms are half open air to enjoy your shower under the stars. The large terraces all come with comfortable reclining chairs and hammocks for you to chill out while enjoying the amazing view.

As water management is an issue in a small island like Koh Tao, with limited water available, mainly during dry season. Bohemia Resort has its own water storage tanks for guests to enjoy high quality water in sufficient supply. We only use bio degradable detergents in order to recycle used water for garden irrigation.
We also try to limit the usage of plastic bags and plastic bottles as much as possible and make sure the surrounding areas are kept free of any littering.

Orchid: 1000 Baht
Bouganvilla: 1200 Baht
Frangipane: 1500 Baht
Hibiscus: 1500 Baht
The price is per chalet and per night

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Koh Tao

Aow Haad Tien Bay, Koh Tao.

Koh Tao is a small island in the Gulf of Thailand, east of the peninsula Thai. Its geographic location make it quite impervious to the effects of the south western monsoon blowing from May to October and rather unaffected by the north east monsoon from October to March, unlike Phuket and Krabi.

Koh Tao is small, only 21square kilometers, covered with dense rain forest and quite mountainous. Away from the great touristic migrations, Koh Tao attracts diving enthusiasts with its crystal clear waters and amazing dive sites. It is not unusual to spot whales and wale sharks there.