Each of the villas selected for the Wellbeing Sanctuary has been adapted with various wellbeing amenities

The Banyan Tree Group introduced a new healthy living concept at its properties around the world, including Banyan Tree Samui and Banyan Tree Krabi in southern Thailand, which have set aside a selection of pool villas and suites dedicated to holistic and wellbeing pursuits.

“When guests book a Wellbeing Sanctuary, they have the flexibility to choose their activities. Before arrival, we send them a questionnaire so they can stipulate their goals, and our practitioners will be on hand throughout their stay to ensure they have every opportunity to connect with nature, discover a sense of deep relaxation, and find balance. When they leave, we will consult and provide suggestions that will help fine-tune and inspire their daily routines, and assist them on their journey,” said Remko Kroesen, Area General Manager, Banyan Tree.

Each of the villas selected for the Wellbeing Sanctuary has been adapted with various wellbeing amenities, a mini-bar stocked with fresh juices and herbal teas instead of alcoholic drinks, a yoga mat, stretch bands, and even a Tibetan singing bowl, and hosts an outdoor pool and hot jet pool.

On the 38-acre property, Koh Samui, Wellbeing villas come with an infinity pool, while at Krabi, each room opens onto a private garden, ideal for private self-wellbeing activities. Krabi is among the newest destinations in Banyan Tree’s quiver. The 72-key resort offers facilities that include two restaurants, a beach bar, a kids’ club, a fitness centre, a meeting centre, an elevated outdoor wedding deck, and in keeping with Banyan Tree’s eco-friendly branding, a rainforest-themed spa.