Baan Ploy Sea

Enjoy simplicity and style on the tranquil shores of Ao Klang Beach. With rustic design and a vibrant pool, our resort offers a health-focused, eco-friendly escape.

Baan Ploy Sea is a sustainable accommodation located in Thailand. It prioritizes eco-friendly practices and promotes responsible tourism. The property features sustainable design elements, such as solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems. Additionally, Baan Ploy Sea actively supports local communities and conservation efforts, emphasizing the importance of preserving the natural environment and cultural heritage.

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Carbon footprint reduction: The resort is dedicated to reducing its carbon footprint by utilizing energy-efficient lighting, installing solar panels, and operating with energy-saving appliances, all aimed at mitigating the effects of climate change.
Local collaboration: They work closely with local organizations to advance sustainable tourism. Through promoting local products, supporting the regional economy, and sharing knowledge with communities, their partnerships contribute to community initiatives and help protect the natural beauty of Koh Samet, ensuring a balance between tourism and conservation.
Environmental stewardship: Every month, the staff at Baan Ploy Sea actively participates in environmental conservation efforts on Koh Samet, such as organizing beach clean-ups and trash collection walks. The resort also maintains an organic garden, growing vegetables, herbs, and edible flowers that are used in their restaurant, providing guests with fresh, healthy ingredients.
Responsible sourcing: The resort collaborates with local suppliers to obtain products made from sustainable, eco-friendly materials. This approach not only supports the local economy but also encourages the community to embrace environmentally conscious practices.
Water management: The resort is dedicated to conserving water through the installation of low-flow faucets and showerheads. Furthermore, they have implemented a recycling program that channels used water to a wastewater treatment facility, where it is treated and repurposed for irrigation.