White sand beaches, virgin tropical rain forests, incredible caves and waterfalls and provincial town charm, make Trang Province one of Thailand's best kept secrets. Seldom visited by tourists, the region has remained largely unchanged for centuries and the character of the province is charmingly un-commercial, giving visitors an insight into the real Thailand.

Whilst the region is in the remote south west of Thailand, it is only just over an hour's flight from Bangkok. However, the seeming inaccessibility means that Trang still offers spectacular, unspoilt natural beauty. Offshore, dozens of almost deserted islands with white sand beaches and turquoise waters are just waiting to be explored. Inland, rugged limestone cliffs with dramatic waterfalls and caves, virgin rain forests and vast rubber plantations invite visitors.

Snuggled behind a line of swaying casuarinas trees on an idyllic white sand beach, the Amari Trang Resort will be welcoming discerning travelers to this unspoiled and intensely beautiful part of the Kingdom from the 15th September, 2003. Blending perfectly with the pristine environment, the elegant low-rise property will feature 144 sea facing rooms offering every amenity and comfort.