Thailand's luxurious boutique residence The Sarojin has unveiled its latest immersive experience, the 'Little Amazon Night Safari'. Aligning with the growing trend of nocturnal tourism, this new activity guides guests through Takuapa's mangrove waterways beneath the moonlight and invites them to explore Thailand's natural beauty after dark and reconnect with its hidden wilderness - alive with nocturnal life, whispering roots and a deep sense of tranquillity.

Departing from The Sarojin at 18:15 and returning by 21:00, the Little Amazon Night Safari takes guests on a serene canoe journey through the mangroves, led by expert local guides. The private excursion, available from 2,550 THB (approx. £59) per person, includes private transfers and guiding services, with advance booking required. By exploring quietly alongside local communities, guests help to preserve Takuapa's fragile mangrove ecosystem while supporting those who protect it - a reflection of The Sarojin's ethos of sustainable luxury and meaningful travel.

Just a short drive from the resort, the 'Little Amazon' or Sang Ne Canal earned its name from its lush, jungle-like beauty and the dramatic tree canopies that arch over the water. The area is rich in wildlife, from Sunda slow lorises and Brown Boobooks to tarantulas, snakes, kingfishers and hornbills, while the wetlands provide vital nursery grounds for juvenile fish, crabs, shrimp and molluscs.

“We wanted to create an experience that captures the quiet magic of Thailand's mangroves after dark while supporting the people and environments that make this region so special”, says The Sarojin's Owner Kate Kemp. “It's the perfect blend of luxury, discovery and purpose that today's travellers are seeking and we strive to provide.”

Through its wider Sarojin Cares initiatives, including the One Booking One Tree reforestation programme, The Sarojin continues to champion travel with purpose. Experiences such as the Little Amazon Night Safari allow guests to immerse themselves in nature while leaving a positive legacy - perfectly embodying the resort's philosophy of sustainable luxury and heartfelt community connection.

For more information, please visit www.sarojin.com.

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About The Sarojin

The Sarojin is beautifully set on an 11km stretch of secluded white sand beach in Khao Lak, just a 55-minute drive north of Phuket Airport and is surrounded by five spectacular national parks and the world-famous dive sites of the Similan and Surin Islands. Designed in a contemporary Asian style, the five-star resort's 56 deluxe residences are nestled within ten acres of tropical grounds leading directly onto the beachfront. Each guest room features its own private garden and “sala” sundeck, couples' baths with waterfall showers, and plunge and relaxation pools that blend into the natural habitat. Other facilities include an attentive “Imagineer” who can create tailor-made experiences for hotel guests, an idyllic resort pool, a rejuvenating spa integrated with nature and complimentary use of a fully equipped fitness centre, mountain bikes, sailing catamarans, sailboats, sea kayaks and windsurfing boards. Tranquillity is guaranteed as no children under the age of 10 are permitted to stay at The Sarojin.

The Sarojin has been honoured by The MICHELIN Guide Thailand with the prestigious MICHELIN Two Key distinction, a recognition reserved for hotels that deliver “an exceptional stay.” In addition, the resort has also been acknowledged by the MICHELIN restaurant guide for its fine dining excellence, awarded to establishments that consistently demonstrate the highest quality of ingredients, mastery of flavour and technique, value for money, and a distinctive expression of the chef's culinary vision.

The Sarojin Community Care Fund

Established in December 2004 The Sarojin Community Care Fund, which was initially set up to help rebuild the communities surrounding our resort in the wake of the devastating 26 December tsunami, continues to contribute to several worthy local projects in Khao Lak. From providing medical provision for prosthetic limbs and supporting local orphanages with childcare to building school classrooms, roads and covering the cost of a full-time veterinary surgeon to care for the local wildlife, there's such a huge variety of ways The Sarojin's fund gives back to those closest to the resort. Guests are encouraged to donate to the fund during their stay, with 100% of the money raised distributed to local community projects and can join The Sarojin team on regular excursions and volunteer days in the local community, combining their luxurious escape with a sense of giving back and helping the local community during their time in Khao Lak.

For further information on The Sarojin, please visit: www.sarojin.com and The Sarojin 360 Tour

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