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The Sarojin Thailand

Phang Nga, Thailand · Independent · High Luxury

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The Sarojin was poised to open in early 2005 when the Boxing Day 2004 tsunami flooded the entire site; owners Kate and Andrew Kemp chose to rebuild, and all 56 residences in the reopened resort were named after individual staff members who helped reconstruct it. Set within five national parks on Pak Weep Beach, the 56-room boutique property holds two Michelin Keys in 2025.

About The Sarojin Thailand

History

The Sarojin is a boutique resort on Khao Lak's Pakarang Beach in Phang Nga province, on Thailand's Andaman coast. It was created by the British couple Kate and Andrew Kemp and opened in 2005 — but its story is marked by tragedy and resilience: the Boxing Day tsunami of December 2004 struck just ten days before its planned opening, and the owners rebuilt before welcoming their first guests.

The resort comprises 56 residences arranged across seven low-rise buildings among tropical gardens near the sea.

The setting

6 km from Sai Rung waterfall. 22 km from Tublamu Navy Golf Course.

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