Koh Jum Lodge is composed of sixteen wooden cottages designed in the traditional architectural style and set within a coconut palm plantation and tropical garden setting. All cottages are located near the beach, facing Phi Phi Island to the West, all benefiting from sunset and sea view.

Although “Robinson style”, the cottages are spacious, 50 square meters plus bathroom, and decorated with local materials such as bamboo, rattan, cotton and silk. Your suite room is equipped with a large king size bed with mosquito net, a large living room corner with sofa and arm chair, a bathroom with shower and toilets facilities, a large terrace with hammock facing the sea.

All the cottages are individually equipped to provide sufficient energy for electric fan and lighting.

At the center of the Lodge the main complex comprises two large locally styled buildings with the reception and lobby area with a library stocked with multi languages books, in-door games, large TV/DVD screen.

You will enjoy a panoramic sea facing restaurant offering sea food, Thai and Mediterranean cuisine, tropical beach bar and a swimming pool.

In the tropical garden, there are “Salas” for afternoon naps and traditional massages, a “p?tanque” and volley ball area.

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Koh Jum Lodge is located on Koh Jum or Koh Pu Island, Krabi Province, Southern Thailand.

The Island is situated in the Andaman Sea in the area referred as Andaman Triangle or Turquoise Triangle, facing Phi Phi Island to the West (15 kms), Koh Lanta (10 kms) to the South and Krabi to the North (18 kms).

Koh Jum Island as a whole is unspoiled and sparsely populated. There are just three small fishing villages with a total population of less than one thousand inhabitants.

The Koh Jum Lodge is located in the middle of a twelve kilometers stretch of untouched sandy beach, fringed by an endless line of coconut trees.

The island also boasts quite a high mountain (400m) covered with dense jungle, still unexplored, and inhabited by various type of wildlife including monkeys, sea eagles, large lizards.