Coco Cape Lanta Resort
Description
Sunset from the infinity pool is Coco Cape’s trump card: water, limestone islands and the Andaman turning theatrical from the bar stools. Book a sea-view bungalow with a balcony and use it properly; the garden rooms miss the whole point.
The resort sits on a quiet cape, away from Saladan’s shops and traffic. Families fit comfortably into the larger bungalows, while couples get the better deal in a sea-facing room with a cold drink and nowhere urgent to be.
Two pools, a rocky shoreline and wide views give the grounds more character than the rooms. Interiors are roomy and clean, though storage is limited, mattresses run firm, and some parts of the property look mid-renovation. The walk to a proper beach takes effort, so this is for pool people and sunset collectors, not sand-between-the-toes purists.
Reception can sort scooters, car hire, transfers and island trips, which matters because the cape is removed from the main road. Eat fruit shakes by the pool, then head elsewhere for dinner; the restaurant has the view, but the kitchen is not the reason to linger.
Highlights
- Sea-view bungalow balconies
- Family bungalows that sleep five
- Scooter hire, transfers and excursions arranged at reception
- The nearest proper beach requires a walk
- Limited storage in some rooms
- Parts of the grounds are under renovation
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