Reporter Chen Hanyin/Thailand reporting and photography
The lazy Thai style and relaxed pace of life are the first choice for many lovers on their honeymoon. The Vijitt Resort Phuket, located in Phuket, has an infinity pool facing the sea, overlooking the unparalleled beauty of the sea and sky. When the sun sets or takes a morning swim at sunrise, it is like wandering in a beautiful island dream.

▲The infinity swimming pool has an incomparably beautiful view.
Phuket, Thailand, is a popular tourist destination, but Vit Resort does not have the hustle and bustle of downtown Phuket. The quiet and quiet environment attracts many European and American tourists to come here for vacation. It is located on Ban Sai Yoan Beach, with a total area of more than 18 acres, and is close to Rawai Beach, Chalong Bay, and Cape Panwa. Panwa) and Coral Island, the hotel can also help arrange day trips to the islands. If you don’t want to go anywhere, you can take yoga classes, Muay Thai classes in the hotel, or go to the massage spa to relax.

▲You can lie down and sunbathe by the swimming pool.

▲The reflection of the coconut trees is incredibly beautiful.
There are a total of 92 guest rooms in the resort. The seaside Thai-style villas are small spaces dedicated to two people. The spacious villas have high roofs and are mainly made of wood, which makes them feel like a resort. The bathroom facilities include bathtubs and open-air showers, allowing tourists to bathe in the morning sunshine. The Savory restaurant serves a daily buffet breakfast. In addition, group guests of more than 10 people can make advance reservations for the special traditional Thai cuisine provided by Baan Vijitt restaurant.

▲The Thai-style villas are private and quiet.

▲The room is very spacious and bright.

▲The open-air shower space is super relaxing.

▲General breakfast dining area.

▲Baan Vijitt restaurant provides group meals of traditional Thai cuisine.
"Vit Resort Phuket"
Location: 16 Moo 2, Viset Road Phuket 83130
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