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The Skyros spirit spiced with Thai flavours Skyros-in-Thailand is hosted in the exclusive Aiyapura Resort and Spa on the magical island of Koh Chang. The island is part of a beautiful National Park 300 km south-east of Bangkok. The 5-star resort, sited in a spectacular private bay, is one of Thailand’s opulent hidden treasures. In or around Aiyapura one can delight in watersports, sip cocktails at sunset, enjoy the world-renowned Thai cuisine in restaurants overlooking the sea, and spend the night dancing. The health spa, set amongst tropical gardens and caressed by gentle ocean breezes, is a dream place to unwind. Courses are informal and are held on the beach, by the pool, or in a private, air-conditioned group room. They run for four days each week, with a one and a half day break mid-session. Participants can choose up to two a day or take time out to make the most of their surroundings. The Skyros groups of between 20 and 40 participants are warm and friendly. White Sand beach, 10 minutes away by courtesy bus, offers lively restaurants, bars, and dancing till the early hours. It also offers optional snorkelling and diving off coral reefs, and elephant trekking. Koh Chang is very safe and hassle free. If they take the Skyros optional transfer, participants will also have two nights in the luxury 5-star Sofitel Silom Hotel in Bangkok. In this fascinating city there will be an excursion to one of its cultural highlights and also a chance to experience the city’s colourful nightlife. If required, Skyros can arrange extra days in Bangkok. Skyros-in-Paradise, as many participants have called it, offers an unforgettable adventure in which one can make wonderful new friends, enjoy a different culture and be inspired. ‘It was a magical fortnight. I felt absolutely liberated’. Diana Jones, Woman & Home |
"For anyone who likes travelling alone or seeks stimulation from their holiday, Skyros-in-Thailand is a must. I made some great new friends, attended an inspirational creative writing group and left with a suntan. Vacations don’t come much better." Mariella Frostrup,  |