Six Senses Krabey Island
On a private 30-acre island off Cambodia’s south coast, Six Senses Krabey Island offers just 40 freestanding pool villas, tropical-forest privacy and a wellness program inspired by Khmer healing traditions.
Six Senses Krabey Island occupies a private 30-acre island about five kilometers off Ream National Park in the Gulf of Thailand. Access combines a mainland transfer with a roughly 15-minute speedboat ride, making the resort feel remote without requiring a complicated expedition.
Only 40 villas are spread through the island’s natural vegetation, and every accommodation includes a private pool. Green roofs, broad glass walls and large decks help the architecture disappear into the canopy rather than dominate the landscape.
The spa draws inspiration from Cambodia’s sacred Kbal Spean River and combines contemporary Six Senses wellness with Khmer massage and local healing practices. Treatment spaces are immersed in greenery, while fitness and broader wellness programming support longer stays.
Tree Restaurant provides a modern interpretation of Cambodian cuisine, supported by additional dining and bar options built around seasonal local ingredients. Island experiences move between snorkeling, water activities, sustainability workshops and slow time in the forest.
Six Senses Krabey Island is best for travelers who want Cambodia to end in complete privacy after time at Angkor or Phnom Penh. The all-pool-villa format and tiny island footprint create a more intimate alternative to the larger resorts around Sihanoukville.