Destination
Kyun Pila Private Island
Located in the heart of the Andaman Sea, Kyun Pila private island is a 2-hour speed boat ride (50 nautical miles) away from the coastal city of Kawthaung and near the Thai border of Ranong. It is easily accessible by air from Bangkok or Yangon and speedboat transfer. Enjoy the scenic boat transfer through stunning jade coloured bays of the area.
Find harmony with nature and discover the wonders of this legendary island; home to the indigenous Moken people, captivating wildlife, and a luxurious private island resort designed just for you.
THE LEGEND OF PILA ISLAND
Legend has it that a great mythological flood broke the land into 800 smaller granite and limestone islands.
It is believed that Pila island was formed by the flood, creating the stunning island we know today.
The Mergui Archipelago
Welcome to one of Myanmar’s best-kept secrets. The Mergui Archipelago is an unspoilt paradise that boasts crystalline waters, pristine house reefs and an incredible ecosystem.
Here, there are more than 800 mostly uninhabited islands. And here, you’ll experience splendid solitude that will inspire and invigorate.
THE NOMADIC MOKEN SEAFARERS
The Austronesian people of the Mergui Archipelago live a semi-nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyle that is heavily reliant on the sea.
The people have extensive knowledge of the sea, and their skills enable them to live off flora and fauna of the island by using simple tools such as nets and spears.
Nature & Wildlife
Witness diverse wildlife in its element and the exquisite natural beauty of this archipelago. Navigate dramatic groves of banyan and hike through virgin forests surrounding the island.
Explore the coastal mangroves and spot Gibbons, Hornbills, Kingfishers, Sea Eagles and more. It’s Mother Nature putting her best foot forward.
Uncharted Waters
The Mergui Archipelago’s offerings extend far beyond its land. Explore the crystal clear waters surrounding the region with Burma Boating, and indulge in the azure waters on a luxury sailing adventure.
Kyun Pila Private Island
Located in the heart of the Andaman Sea, Kyun Pila private island is a 2-hour speed boat ride (50 nautical miles) away from the coastal city of Kawthaung and near the Thai border of Ranong. It is easily accessible by air from Bangkok or Yangon and speedboat transfer. Enjoy the scenic boat transfer through stunning jade coloured bays of the area.
Find harmony with nature and discover the wonders of this legendary island; home to the indigenous Moken people, captivating wildlife, and a luxurious private island resort designed just for you.
THE LEGEND OF PILA ISLAND
Legend has it that a great mythological flood broke the land into 800 smaller granite and limestone islands.
It is believed that Pila island was formed by the flood, creating the stunning island we know today.
The Mergui Archipelago
Welcome to one of Myanmar’s best-kept secrets. The Mergui Archipelago is an unspoilt paradise that boasts crystalline waters, pristine house reefs and an incredible ecosystem.
Here, there are more than 800 mostly uninhabited islands. And here, you’ll experience splendid solitude that will inspire and invigorate.
THE NOMADIC MOKEN SEAFARERS
The Austronesian people of the Mergui Archipelago live a semi-nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyle that is heavily reliant on the sea.
The people have extensive knowledge of the sea, and their skills enable them to live off flora and fauna of the island by using simple tools such as nets and spears.
Nature & Wildlife
Witness diverse wildlife in its element and the exquisite natural beauty of this archipelago. Navigate dramatic groves of banyan and hike through virgin forests surrounding the island.
Explore the coastal mangroves and spot Gibbons, Hornbills, Kingfishers, Sea Eagles and more. It’s Mother Nature putting her best foot forward.
Uncharted Waters
The Mergui Archipelago’s offerings extend far beyond its land. Explore the crystal clear waters surrounding the region with Burma Boating, and indulge in the azure waters on a luxury sailing adventure.
