Le Vimarn Cottages & Spa

Located on one of Ao Prao Beach’s most private shores, Le Vimarn Cottages and Spa in Koh Samet is the perfect romantic retreat for couples and honeymooners, while also shining as a model of sustainable tourism.

Le Vimarn Cottages & Spa is a sustainable retreat nestled in the heart of nature. Committed to preserving the environment, they incorporate eco-friendly practices throughout their operations. From utilizing solar energy and rainwater harvesting to promoting organic farming and minimizing waste, the resort strives to create a harmonious balance between luxury and sustainability. Their commitment to environmental stewardship is evident in every detail, making Le Vimarn a sanctuary for both guests and the planet.

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Eco-friendly initiatives: The resort emphasizes sustainability by requiring energy-efficient lighting, installing solar panels, and utilizing energy-saving appliances, all aimed at minimizing its environmental impact and combating climate change.
Local engagement: The resort collaborates with nearby organizations to foster eco-friendly tourism. Through promoting local products, boosting the regional economy, and sharing knowledge with local communities, our partnerships support various community projects and help preserve Koh Samet’s natural beauty, ensuring a balance between tourism and sustainability.
Sustainability efforts: Every month, the team at Le Vimarn Cottages & Spa participates in environmental activities to help protect Koh Samet, including beach clean-ups and litter collection walks. The resort also maintains an organic garden, cultivating vegetables, herbs, and edible flowers that are served in their restaurant, providing guests with fresh and nutritious ingredients.
Eco-conscious sourcing: The resort collaborates with local vendors to procure products made from environmentally friendly materials, supporting the local economy and promoting sustainable practices within the community.
Water conservation initiatives: The resort prioritizes water conservation by installing low-flow faucets and showerheads. Additionally, they have a water recycling system that channels used water to a wastewater treatment plant, where it’s treated and reused for irrigation purposes.