Phuket
& Phi Phi
Trisara · Helicopter to Maya Bay · Two Signature Rounds · 7 Days · Andaman Coast, Thailand
Mosaico Travels
Curated Luxury · Exceptional Destinations
One legendary villa,
two extraordinary seas
Trisara — "the third garden in heaven" in Sanskrit — is the most discreet luxury address on the Andaman coast. Thirty-nine ocean-view villas tucked into a private bay on Phuket's quiet northwest, a Michelin-starred restaurant in PRU, and a private helipad that turns the rest of southern Thailand's archipelago into a thirty-minute commute. This Mosaic Journey is built around the resort's most theatrical capability: a private helicopter charter to the Phi Phi Islands.
Six nights at Trisara as the single base. Two seas. The Phi Phi Islands by helicopter — Maya Bay at the controlled luxury slot before the day boats arrive, lunch on a private speedboat in Pileh Lagoon, snorkelling at Bamboo Island, return chopper at sunset. Phang Nga Bay by private yacht — the karst seascape that gave us James Bond Island, the Hong sea caves and the secret hongs only reachable by sea kayak through hidden tunnels at low tide. Two of Thailand's most acclaimed golf courses framing the days: Blue Canyon, the venue of Tiger Woods' first PGA Tour win in Asia, and Red Mountain, carved into the dramatic landscape of an abandoned tin mine.
- 6 nights at Trisara — Phuket's most discreet luxury, 39 ocean-view villas with private pools
- Welcome dinner at PRU — the Andaman coast's only Michelin-starred restaurant
- Private helicopter charter to the Phi Phi Islands — Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon, Bamboo Island
- Private yacht day in Phang Nga Bay — James Bond Island, Hong sea caves, hidden hongs
- Two signature rounds — Blue Canyon (Canyon Course) and Red Mountain Golf Club
- Old Phuket Town walking tour — Sino-Portuguese shophouses, century-old kopi tiams
- Big Buddha at sunset and Wat Chalong with private guide
- Trisara spa pavilions and beachfront tail-fin canapé sundowners
Two of Asia's most extraordinary seascapes — both within thirty minutes
The Andaman coast packs its best into a small geography. Phi Phi's tropical lagoons and Maya Bay are forty-five minutes by speedboat, fifteen by helicopter. Phang Nga Bay's karst seascape — five hundred limestone islands rising from emerald water — sits twenty minutes off Phuket's east coast. From a single base on Phuket's quiet northwest, you have the most photographed coastline in Asia at your door.
Your Detailed Mosaic
Seven days framed by two seas, two signature rounds, and one of the most refined single-property luxury experiences in Southeast Asia.
Arrival · Trisara, Phuket Northwest
Arrive Phuket · Trisara · Welcome Dinner at PRU
Touch down at Phuket International, where Trisara's private chauffeur is waiting — a thirty-minute drive south through the rubber plantations of the northwest, then down the dramatic private road that descends into Trisara's hidden bay. Settle in to an Ocean Pool Villa: forty-five-degree views to the Andaman, a private infinity pool over the bay, the original architecture by ML Tridosyuth Devakul that established the standard for villa luxury in Thailand. The Welcome Dinner is at PRU — the Andaman coast's only Michelin-starred restaurant, where chef Jimmy Ophorst sources entirely from the resort's own farm and the surrounding sea, with a tasting menu paired with Thai-inspired cocktails on the open-air terrace.
Round One · Blue Canyon Country Club
Blue Canyon — Canyon Course
Forty minutes inland to Blue Canyon Country Club — Phuket's most acclaimed course and the venue of Tiger Woods' first PGA Tour victory in Asia (the 1998 Johnnie Walker Classic). The Canyon Course was carved by Yoshikazu Kato in 1991 from a former tin-mining valley; its signature is the dramatic 17th, a par-3 played across a 200-foot ravine to a green hung above the water. Tiger called it among the best par-3s in Asia. Lunch at the colonial-style clubhouse with views back across the eighteenth, then return to Trisara for the afternoon — the spa pavilions tucked into the hillside, the long beach below the resort, sundowners on the terrace as the sun drops directly into the Andaman.
The Helicopter Day · Phi Phi Islands
Helicopter to Phi Phi — Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon & Bamboo Island
The headline day. A pre-dawn departure from Trisara's helipad — fifteen minutes by helicopter directly across the Andaman to the Phi Phi archipelago, the chopper banking low over the karsts as the morning sun rises behind them. Land at the private heliport on Phi Phi Don, where your dedicated speedboat and Mosaico crew await with breakfast. First, the controlled early-morning slot at Maya Bay — the cove that defined a generation of beach photography (and where Leonardo DiCaprio filmed The Beach), now under careful conservation management with limited visitor access. Arriving in the first slot of the day, you have the cathedral of cliffs and the shallow turquoise water largely to yourselves.
Onward to Pileh Lagoon — a natural pool of impossibly clear water, fully enclosed by limestone walls. A long swim, paddleboards from the boat, and a private chef-prepared lunch served on board at anchor. Afternoon snorkelling at Bamboo Island — soft white sand, a coral garden in shallow water — and a quiet stop at Monkey Beach. Late afternoon return chopper to Trisara, arriving in time for sunset on your villa's deck.
Old Phuket Town & The South
Old Phuket Town · Big Buddha · Wat Chalong
A slower day on the island. Morning with your private guide to Old Phuket Town — the Sino-Portuguese quarter of pastel shophouses (yellow, mint, lavender) lining Thalang and Soi Romanee streets, the legacy of Hokkien Chinese tin-mining merchants who arrived in the 1820s. A traditional kopi-tiam breakfast at one of the century-old coffee houses; a tour of the Peranakan mansion museum; the Sunday Walking Street market if your day aligns. Lunch at Raya — a multi-generational family Phuket-Hokkien restaurant in a 1933 Sino-Portuguese mansion, the kind of meal you cannot replicate anywhere else.
Afternoon to Wat Chalong — Phuket's most important Buddhist temple, with its golden-tiled chedi housing a fragment of the Buddha's bone — and the climb to the Big Buddha, the 45-metre white marble statue overlooking the entire southern coast. A late-afternoon return to Trisara, perhaps a session at the spa, a quiet villa dinner with the Trisara private chef.
Round Two · Red Mountain
Red Mountain Golf Club & Trisara Beach Afternoon
A morning round at Red Mountain Golf Club — the most dramatic course in southern Thailand, designed by Schmidt-Curley across the landscape of an abandoned tin mine. The routing climbs and falls through ravines and ridge lines; the soil's namesake red iron-rich earth gives the course its distinctive character; the elevation changes are the largest of any Phuket course. Ranked top five in Thailand by Golf Digest. Lunch at the clubhouse, then return to Trisara for the afternoon. A long session in the sea, a paddleboard around Trisara's bay, and the resort's signature tail-fin sundowner service on the beach as the sun drops — bites and cocktails brought down to your sand-set chairs by the resort's beach team.
The Yacht Day · Phang Nga Bay
Private Yacht to Phang Nga Bay · Hong Sea Caves · Farewell Dinner
The second sea day. A private yacht departs Trisara's beach at mid-morning, heading north-east across the bay toward the karst seascape of Phang Nga — five hundred limestone islands rising from emerald water in a setting that has been a national park since 1981. First stop: James Bond Island (Khao Phing Kan), the dramatic karst that anchored the 1974 climax of The Man with the Golden Gun, photographed from your tender at the angle the cameras used.
Onward to the Hong Islands — the term "hong" means "room" in Thai, and refers to the hidden lagoons inside the limestone islands accessible only through narrow tunnels at low tide by sea kayak. With your Mosaico-arranged kayak guides, you paddle through the cathedral-like tunnels into the hongs, where the cliff walls rise hundreds of feet on every side and the water is so clear the hull seems to float on air. Lunch on the yacht at anchor in a quiet bay, an afternoon swim, and the slow return as the karsts glow copper in the late light. The Grand Farewell Dinner is at Trisara's beachfront — long teak tables on the sand, lanterns, the resort's chef preparing a final southern Thai tasting menu paired with Trisara's wine collection.
Departure · Phuket
Leisure Morning · Onward Travel
A leisurely final morning. Late breakfast on your villa terrace, a final swim, perhaps a closing session at the spa. Trisara's private chauffeur for the thirty-minute transfer to Phuket International for your onward flight. Mosaico's concierge is at your side until check-in.
Two Rounds. Two Inland Landscapes.
Two of Thailand's top five courses, both within forty minutes of Trisara — one carved from a tin-mining valley, the other from an abandoned tin mine. Tiger Woods won here. The conditioning is extraordinary.
Round 01
Blue Canyon — Canyon
Thailand #1 · Yoshikazu Kato · Tiger Woods 1998 · Phuket
Round 02
Red Mountain
Thailand #4 · Schmidt-Curley · Tin Mine · Phuket
Trisara
Phuket's most discreet luxury — thirty-nine ocean-view villas tucked into a private bay on the quiet northwest, with the Andaman coast's only Michelin-starred restaurant.
Trisara
Trisara — "the third garden in heaven" in Sanskrit — opened in 2004 and has occupied the position of Phuket's most refined luxury address consistently since. The architecture by ML Tridosyuth Devakul (a member of the Thai royal family and the architect of the original Aman Phuket) is the resort's enduring genius: thirty-nine villas tucked into the hillside above a private bay, each invisible from the next, each with forty-five-degree ocean views and a private infinity pool. The setting on Phuket's quiet northwest — a peninsula of rubber plantations and traditional fishing villages — keeps Trisara genuinely unhurried.
PRU is the destination's defining restaurant — the only Michelin-starred restaurant on the Andaman coast, with chef Jimmy Ophorst's hyper-local menu sourced almost entirely from Trisara's own farm and the surrounding sea. The spa pavilions are scattered across a hillside above a stream; the beach is a private cove with full F&B service; and the resort's helipad and yacht make Phi Phi and Phang Nga Bay genuinely effortless.
Hotel Highlights
- Ocean Pool Villa — private 10m infinity pool, forty-five-degree Andaman views
- PRU — Andaman coast's only Michelin-starred restaurant (chef Jimmy Ophorst)
- Seafood Restaurant — beachfront, sourced from the resort's morning catch
- The Spa — eight pavilions across a hillside above a stream
- Private cove beach with tail-fin canapé sundowner service
- Trisara Helipad — direct charters to Phi Phi, Krabi and Bangkok
- Trisara Yacht — for Phang Nga Bay and the surrounding archipelago
- Forbes Five-Star · Travel + Leisure World's Best · Condé Nast Gold List
Day 3 · The Helicopter Day
Maya Bay,
Before the Day Boats
Phi Phi has a problem most travellers don't know how to solve: the day boats. Maya Bay's beach — the cove that defined a generation of tropical photography — sees thousands of visitors a day in season, and the experience of fighting for space among the longtail boats is the antithesis of why anyone came to Thailand. The Mosaico answer is a private helicopter charter from Trisara's helipad: a fifteen-minute flight directly across the Andaman to land on Phi Phi Don as the sun is rising, then a private speedboat for the controlled early-morning slot at Maya Bay before any of the day boats have left harbour.
The day continues at the Mosaico pace — Pileh Lagoon for a long swim and paddleboards from the boat, lunch served on board by your private chef in a quiet anchorage, snorkelling at Bamboo Island, a stop at Monkey Beach. Late afternoon, the chopper returns to Trisara as the islands turn copper in the setting sun. It is the most theatrical possible expression of the Phi Phi experience, and entirely free of the day-boat reality.
Trisara to Phi Phi
Pre-Day-Boat Window
Maya · Pileh · Bamboo · Monkey
Three Andaman Rituals
The set-piece experiences that frame this journey — each privately arranged through Trisara's network and Mosaico's Phuket relationships.
Day 1 · PRU at Trisara
The Andaman Coast's Only Michelin Star
PRU — Plant. Raise. Understand. Respect. — is chef Jimmy Ophorst's farm-to-table tasting menu, the only Michelin-starred restaurant on the Andaman coast and the highest possible expression of refined Thai-influenced fine dining. Almost everything on the plate is sourced from Trisara's own organic farm or the surrounding sea, plated with European technique and presented on the open-air terrace overlooking the bay. Wine pairings draw on a 1,200-bottle cellar.
Day 6 · Phang Nga Bay
The Hong Sea Caves by Kayak
Five hundred limestone islands rising from emerald water — and inside many of them, hidden lagoons accessible only through narrow tunnels at low tide. The Mosaico Phang Nga Bay yacht day pairs James Bond Island with two hours of guided sea-kayaking through these tunnels into the hongs ("rooms"), where cliff walls rise hundreds of feet on every side and the water is so clear the kayak seems to float on air. The most intimate way to see one of Asia's great seascapes.
Day 4 · Old Phuket Town
Sino-Portuguese Old Town
Phuket's other identity. The old quarter of pastel-coloured Sino-Portuguese shophouses lining Thalang Street and Soi Romanee was built by Hokkien Chinese tin-mining merchants who arrived from Penang in the 1820s, and the architecture, food and family lineages are preserved unusually intact. A morning kopi-tiam breakfast, a Peranakan mansion tour, and a long lunch at Raya — a multi-generational family Phuket-Hokkien restaurant in a 1933 Sino-Portuguese mansion.
Phuket & The Andaman Beyond
The seascapes, sacred sites and architectural moments that frame the journey.
Day 3 · Phi Phi Leh
Maya Bay
Day 6 · Phang Nga
James Bond Island
Day 4 · Phuket Town
Soi Romanee
Day 4 · The South
Big Buddha
Day 4 · Wat Chalong
The Golden Chedi
Day 3 · Phi Phi Leh
Pileh Lagoon
Everything Taken Care Of
Trisara — 6 Nights · Ocean Pool Villa
Six nights in an Ocean Pool Villa at Phuket's most discreet luxury address — private 10m infinity pool, forty-five-degree Andaman views, daily breakfast included.
Phi Phi Helicopter Day
Private helicopter charter from Trisara's helipad to Phi Phi and return; private speedboat with crew and chef for the day; Maya Bay private slot, Pileh Lagoon, Bamboo Island, lunch on board.
Phang Nga Bay Yacht Day
Private yacht charter from Trisara for the full day — James Bond Island, Hong sea caves with kayak guides, Koh Panak, lunch on board, return at sunset.
Two Signature Rounds
Green fees, caddies and buggies at Blue Canyon Country Club (Canyon Course) and Red Mountain Golf Club. All tee times confirmed in advance.
PRU Welcome Dinner & Cultural Day
Welcome Dinner at PRU (Michelin-starred); private guided full-day Old Phuket Town tour with Peranakan mansion, kopi-tiam breakfast and Raya lunch, Big Buddha and Wat Chalong.
Private Transfers · Mosaico Concierge
Trisara's private chauffeur for airport transfers and all golf transfers; dedicated English-speaking guide on cultural and excursion days; Farewell Dinner on Trisara's beach with the resort chef.
Package Pricing
Per person starting from rates. Includes six nights at Trisara, the private helicopter charter to Phi Phi, the private yacht day in Phang Nga Bay, two signature rounds of golf, the full cultural programme, and welcome and farewell dinners.
Starting From
per person · USD · double occupancy
6 nights Trisara Ocean Pool Villa · Private helicopter charter to Phi Phi · Private yacht day to Phang Nga Bay · 2 rounds with green fees, caddies & buggies · PRU Michelin welcome dinner · Old Phuket Town private cultural day · All private transfers · Welcome & Farewell Dinners
Starting From
per person · USD · double occupancy
6 nights Trisara Ocean Pool Villa · Private helicopter charter to Phi Phi · Private yacht day to Phang Nga Bay · Old Phuket Town cultural day · Trisara spa & beach programme · All transfers · PRU welcome & Farewell Dinners
"Trisara is what people imagine when they imagine a perfect tropical luxury resort — and the helicopter to Phi Phi turns the most photographed coastline in Southeast Asia into a private morning."— Travel + Leisure · World's Best Resort Hotels in Southeast Asia
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