Situated on the north east corner of Koh Phangan, this secluded resort with a wide frontage of over 300 meters expanding over half the bay of white sand and crystal clear water and lots of coconut trees were developed by the owner and his friends to provide the best up-market budget accommodation on the island. Details for natural beauty and cleanliness have been blended with simple huts and bures that served as idyllic paradise for young and seasoned travellers alike who by chance has stumbled across this isolated paradise. Not yet, but very soon to be discovered by the Lonely Planet and the likes, this remote unspoiled haven is by far the jewel of Koh Phangan.

And it is not easy to get to Baan Panburi Village. After a long train ride or coach ride from Bangkok which often takes up to 8 hours or a one hour flight to the nearby Samui island, then an express boat or ferry ride taking another one to two hours, you arrive the island’s main town Thong Sala.

From there, another exciting 45 minutes up a forested jungle, several ravines, passing through dirt road, falling boulders, water fall and through a running stream, you finally find yourself arriving at a beautiful bay of deep blue colour, white sandy beach flanked by the foot of a mountain range. This is Baan Panburi, a breathtaking sight that is pictured as a signature view of Koh Phangan.

Thong Nai Pan Beach	Beach View	Restaurant

The resort was opened in January 2001 consisting of 63 huts and bures. Bures is the word for island cottage made of local wooden materials. Here it is made of bamboo panel walls, palm leave roof with wooden floor, rustic and picturesque in appearance. Our guests often hang their hammocks by the front porch which has striking seaview and spend lazy time reading or taking naps. Island hut is a slightly smaller and less detail version, both are cleanly kept and have excellent view. Do not expect hot water, but the weather should be very tropical and warm with fresh breeze. Ceiling fan is provided as well as mosquito net to cover the bed at night. A very rustic and wonderful experience to spend time here and guaranteed one would not want to leave when the time comes.

Seaview	Thong Nai Pan Noi Beach	Mountain View	Garden View

Our new season starting December 15, we at Baan Panburi Village have made many interesting changes and additions to our home to make your stay more enjoyable and memorable. Many thanks to comments, suggestions, and praises given by our guests.

We believe we have attained our goal of becoming the best natural resort on Koh Phangan, providing the best clean, friendly tropical paradise with our 300 meters of private white sand beach.

New Island Hut	Sea View from Baan Panburi Village	Restaurant

Our village manager Khun Boonvit whom you shall see with smiling face just about every where shall make sure that our home shall be your home far away from home that when the time comes to leave you shall take away with you the unforgettable found memories of us.

Our beach front Bure veranda (only six available) has been enlarged together with individual garden so that you can lounge in comfort or in your hammock with the beach and waves only a few meters away.

To live to our tradition, of serving the best food on Koh Phangan (as commented by Joe Cummings, author of the Lonely Planet on Thailand Island and beach 2003) we have opened a full service section of our Sala Rim Nam Restaurant to accommodate an overflowing number of diners who patron us nightly.

Our Chef Ja, who is well-known to our repeated visitors as usual has arranged many new dishes for you to try like her spicy egg plant salad, authentic Indian masara prawns curry, vegetarian gado-gado salad to green curry pizza and not to mention the fresh succulent seafood B.B.Q from the catch of the day. And of cause if you wish Ja to prepare any special dishes for your special occasion, all you have to do is ask for her.

To make Baan Panburi true to our dream of being a tropical paradise in full bloom, we have just finished lay a 4,000 meters long water pipe line direct from the mountain waterfall to our home so that we can enjoy year round fresh water supply for our own use and for our tropical.

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