Before we came on holiday, the Silavadee was the crescendo and everything was leading to it. In reality, we'd really loved the Hansar and the people there, so it was actually a little bit sad when we came to leave.
Still, onwards!
We took a private transfer across the island and into the Silavadee Spa Resort. Another one with no walls... How do these ceilings stay up?
Our room was perched on the edge of a cliff and included a huge emperor sized bed, giant tub and a glass wall leading out to our very own private pool and loungers! Nice.
Step one, bottle of champers... Someone thinks he's Hugh Heffner all of a sudden!
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| Just step out of the tub and into the po |
We went for an explore of our new home and down to the gorgeous secluded beach. We found the restaurant and headed off for dinner.
The food was gorgeous and the setting was amazing, but it has to be said that the whole place was really quiet. We only saw one other pair of guest on our first day? Weird.
After dinner we went for a few drinks at the outdoor lounge bar. They've got these amazing booth tables that sunk into a pool and filled with moody lighting so you can look off the edge of the cliff and across the seas and stars. Very romantic, which was lucky cos' there still wasn't a lot of people about.
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| Cool sunken tables at the bar... All empty |
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| So beautiful... So deserted |
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| Where is everyone? |
Off to bed after sunny and boozy day in Lamai.
Our room was perched on the edge of a cliff and included a huge emperor sized bed, giant tub and a glass wall leading out to our very own private pool and loungers! Nice. 
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