Al Colosseo Palace

Al Colosseo Palace is designed to extenuate a comfortable and luxurious stay in the tropical paradise of Haad Rin, Koh Phangan.

A new angle on tropical lifestyle. A combination of condominium and hotel, Al Colosseo is surrounded by sea and jungle enclave with amphitheatre views of the sunset and the island of Koh Samui.

Al COLOSSEO PALACE is the ultimate getaway place that provides the best of all things you desired. With an understated design style, its extensive living spaces and idyllic location provide residents with privacy and seclusion however when required the added entertaining feature make it perfect for that family reunion, holiday with friends or honeymoon.

Have it all at Al Colosseo Palace….Your Home Away From Home.

We Offer:

Studio Apartment (2 Person)

One bedroom elegant apartment featuring bathroom with hydro massage. 2 person.

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Grand Seaview Villa (2 Person)

One grand suite with fascinating bathroom featuring Seaview bathtub. 2 person.

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Pool Villa 2 Bedrooms (4 Person)

One bathroom apartment with roof balcony, living/dining/kitch facilities. 4 person.

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Family Villa (4 Person)

Two bedroom, two bathroom (one bathtub) with dining/living/kitchen facilities. 4 person.

All accommodations include daily cleaning service.

Italian dining at pool side terrace available upon request. We can accommodate intimate meals as well as private parties.

AMENITIES

All rooms with communal swimming pool, free wifi air conditioner, security box, Mini bar, Satelite TV, and DVD player and the villas with kitchen has dining table, tablewares, and kitchen tools.

Other service we will offer

We also offer our original optional service of real Italian dining at the pool side terrace for your romantic dinner and/or even for private party as you wish to make.

Only 800 Meters from Haad Rin and a short walk to the beach
Luxury at a reasonable price

Activities on Ko Phangan

Snorkeling

If you enjoy snorkeling Koh Phangan has some of the best spots in the south of Thailand. Just off the northwest coast you will find the little island of Koh Ma opposite Mae Haad beach. There you will find amazing coral and colorful fish of all shapes and sizes.

Diving

Ever try scuba diving? If not, then why not get your scuba diving certificate here on Koh Phangan. Many resorts and dive companies arrange diving for beginners as well as advanced divers. There are daily diving trips to reefs and other interesting dive sites around Koh Phangan. The professional instructors will make sure you'll have a fun and safe experience

Fishing

Fishing can be a fun and relaxing sport. Many of the travel agencies will arrange fishing trips around the island. Or you can purchase a rod and fish off the rocks on the coast. Many of the locals out there are happy to offer help and advice on the best bait to use. One of our favorite hobbies is squid fishing off the pier in Thong Sala. Squid are attracted to the sun sparkling on the water and bite best at sunrise and sunset. Come out and give it a try.

Wind Surfing

If the breeze picks up this is a great way to have some fun. There is a wind surfing center in Ban Tai that offers rentals and lessons for all skill levels.

Boat Trips / Kayaking

Boat trips around the island or to other islands can be arranged at most resorts and travel agencies. Kayaks can be rented at most resorts and beaches.

Paintball

Have you ever dreamed of being Rambo or a military sniper from your favorite video game? Well here on Koh Phangan you can shoot your friends in the jungle at Phangan's first and only paintball range. The paintball arena is located at the Big Mango Restaurant just outside of Thong Sala. So grab your friends and head out for a day of fun and war.

Thai Boxing

Koh Phangan has several Muay Thai stadiums around the island that hold fights throughout the month. Our favorite is Kobra Stadium in Ban Tai. Around the week of the full moon party you can watch boxers from all over Thailand compete in full contact matches. If you prefer a more hands on experience, Master Trainer Kob offers private Muay Thai lessons.

Elephant Trekking

One of the tourist favorites is elephant trekking. There are two locations on the island that offer 30 to 90 minute rides through the mountainous jungles of Koh Phangan. In addition to the rides you can feed, cuddle and take pictures with the elephants. Interacting with these magnificent creatures is an unforgettable experience.

Beach Volleyball

Every day around 3pm when the heat of the sun starts to subside, the volleyball matches begin all over the beach. In front of The Beach House on Haad Rin teams pair up and compete. Look for Dani V. and tell him you heard about the games on his website and you can be on his team!! It's a good way to meet new friends and keep your body in shape during your vacation.

Wakeboarding & Kite Boarding

Wakeboarding and kite boarding is offered by several companies on Koh Phangan. Both of these activities are done in the Chaloklum or Ban Tai area as not to damage the coral reef.

Thai Cooking Lessons

Thailand has some really delicious food. Why not try your hand at learning Thai cooking. Same-Same Restaurant has a Thai cooking school which is certified by the ministry of Education Thailand. They offer courses for 1, 3 or 5 days with an English speaking chef.

Yoga

Koh Phangan is also home to several yoga schools. You can relax and revitalize your body using this ancient Indian method of exercise. Depending on how much time you have and how serious you are you can go for a single lesson or stay for up to six months learning to be a yoga instructor.

Boat Cruises

Many of the travel agencies on the island will arrange cruises around the island, to Angthong National Park or Koh Tao. The boats are fully equipped with snorkeling equipment, bar, toilet and buffet lunch on board. This is the great way to experience the island and beyond.

Jewelry Making and Design Class

Learn how to create your very own one of a kind silver jewelry at the "Workshop Silver" located in Thong Sala. Study the techniques of traditional jewelry making right here on Koh Phangan. This is a hands on class and the students' creations are theirs to take home.

ATV's

One of the island's most recent arrivals has been the "4-wheeler" or "ATV". They are a fun and exciting way to see the island and navigate some of the sandy and bumpy roads. Many places around the island offer day or weekly rentals.

Mountain Biking

A great way to see the island and get some exercise during your vacation. Rentals are available in Thong Sala and other locations around the island for about 50 Baht a day. Some of the hills and trails can be a bit adventurous so be cautious and always wear a helmet.

Massage & Meditation

At most resorts and beaches you can get a traditional Thai or oil massage. Koh Phangan also has retreat centers offering various courses in Thai massage, meditation, chakra healing, Pilates, Reiki and reflexology.

Wat Pho Herbal Sauna

This traditional herbal steam sauna is run by the monks at the Wat Pho temple in Ban Thai (on the road to Thong Nai Pan). The sauna uses the traditional method of heating natural herbs and leaves on a log fire. Herbs such as lemongrass and tamarind have many health and skin benefits. The sauna is run on donations so please don't forget to make a donation after use.

Kao Ra Viewpoint

Kao Ra is the highest mountain peak on Koh Phangan and offers the most spectacular view of the island. There is a long winding foot trail leading up to the scenic point from the village of Ban Madua Wan. The trail can be steep in places so make sure to be cautious and wear good hiking shoes. Bring plenty of water and you may also want to bring along your bug spray. There is a guide service available at Phaeng Waterfall for about 500 Baht.

Domsila Viewpoint

This viewpoint is located on the trail from Phaeng Waterfall to Domsila. The trail begins at Phaeng Noi waterfall and continues down the stream. One of the most beautiful areas is Tan Gluai. Here you will find beautiful orchids, birds and other native jungle wildlife. If you are looking for the perfect "romantic" spot you can stay and watch a wonderful sunset. Just remember to bring a flashlight for the walk back after dark.

Chinese Temple

This Chinese style temple is found on the North-West of Koh Phangan island and has a short but interesting history. The woman responsible for building the temple is said to have had a dream in which the (Chinese) Buddha spoke to her and asked her to build a fire light for the people. When she awoke she began planning and working on the temple. It was completed in 1990 and is considered a place of luck.

Wat Phu Khao Noi

Koh Phangan has many temples. Wat Phu Khao Noi is the oldest temple on the island. The name means "The temple of the small mountain" and is located on a small mountain on the south west of Koh Phangan just outside of Thong Sala. The head monk there is very friendly and is happy to tour you around the temple.

Wat Khao Tham

Wat Khao Tham is a cave temple situated on a hilltop about 4 kilometers from Thong Sala. This peaceful temple is a meditation centre where meditation courses are provided for foreigners.

Waterfalls

There are 10 waterfalls on Koh Phangan. The two largest are Thaan Sadet and Phaeng. Thaan Sadet waterfall is a very special place for the Thai people. It became famous after the beloved King Rama V visited in 1888. He loved the area so much he returned to the falls more than 14 times over his life time. The king even had a special inscription carved into the rock there and it still remains today. Phaeng waterfall is reached by a small steep jungle path. If you walk another 200 meters past the falls you will reach a fantastic mountaintop viewpoint.

How to get to Koh Phangan

There is no direct flight, bus or train from Bangkok to Koh Phangan. It takes a bit of planning and travel to get here but it is well worth the effort. Travelers have several options:

Bus From Bangkok

If you are looking for an economical way to travel take the VIP bus from Khao San Road or from the New Southern Bus Terminal at Boromrat Chonnani Road in Bangkok. The VIP buses are more comfortable than the regular “A/C” busses. Tickets are easily available in most travel agencies in Bangkok or at the bus terminal and go to Chumporn or Suratthani. Ferry fee is often included in the price but make sure to confirm it when you buy the bus ticket.

Train From Bangkok

Another way to travel is the night train from Hua Lamphong, the Bangkok Railway Station, to Suratthani. The sleeping cars are a more comfortable option for this eleven hour journey. It is a little bit more expensive than the bus but you will be well rested for the day ahead. Upper beds are less expensive than the lower ones and a private "first class" cabin for two people is also available. From Suratthani you can take a ferry ride to Koh Phangan.

Airplane From Bangkok

Bangkok Airways is currently the only airline that serves Samui directly. Bangkok Airways built and own the airport, flights are reasonably priced and run hourly from around 6am to 9pm. From Samui you can then take a ferry to either of Koh Phangan’s two piers. (See Ferry Schedule).

It is also possible to fly to Suratthani from Bangkok on Thai Airways or Orient Thai Airways (One-Two-Go) and then take the ferry to Samui and on to Koh Phangan.