Three Thai island getaways
Whether it's soaking up the sun or honing your cookery skills, these three Thai islands are perfect for getting away from it all.
Anantara Rasananda, Koh Phangan
Villas from £160 (Phangan-Rasananda.Anantara.com).
Golden Buddha, Koh Phra Thong
Golden Buddha, on the western coast of the island of Koh Phra Thong, prides itself on its green credentials, including "a turtle conservation centre where guests are welcome to lend a hand". There aren't any "notable standalone restaurants" the island is relatively undeveloped but the resort "grows its own organic fruit, herbs and vegetables" and "sustainably raises pigs, ducks and chickens".
Doubles from £90 (GoldenBuddhaResort.com).
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The Library, Koh Samui
Catching up on your reading may not be your top priority on a Thai beach holiday. But even if you're more interested in sunbathing, you'll enjoy the "minimalist and modern" suites "with bright colour schemes softened by rustic wooden shutters and bamboo writing desks".
Doubles from £180 (TheLibrary.co.th).
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