YOGA RETREAT
April 6-10, 2026
The Narima Bungalow Resort
Koh Lanta, Krabi, Thailand
Hello, I’m Narisa, Your Host
Hello, my name is Narisa Jotiban and I’m your host for this once in a lifetime yoga retreat experience at the Narima Bungalow Resort on Koh Lanta.
I’m here to make sure that you will have a wonderful time during the retreat. I’m also here to answer your questions and help you plan your perfect Thailand trip.
About Me and Yoga Retreat
I am a certified Yoga Alliance teacher (200 Hours Registered Yoga Teacher) who will be leading the yoga retreat for 5 days/4 nights where the tropical jungle meets the Andaman Sea at a beautiful eco-friendly resort The Narima (featured on National Geographic’s Thailand Travel Guide and a Diver’s Guide to the World)
Yoga
Get ready to flow, stretch, strengthen, and connect with your mind and body. You will deep dive into your physical and mental practice. Enjoy daily yoga classes and meditation sessions/workshops. All levels are welcome.
Adventure
Adventures await you on Koh Lanta…from visiting an ethical elephant sanctuary, Lanta National Park hike, massage, sunrise gondola, kayaking in mangrove forests, island hopping, snorkelling to cooking classes. Add this retreat to you bucket list adventure!
What’s Included
- Accommodations – Every bungalow includes air conditioning, free wifi, mini fridge, safe, open air bathroom, and balcony.
- Daily breakfast
- Daily yoga sessions, and meditation sessions/workshops
- One speed boat excursion of your choice: Phi Phi Island, Four Islands, or Koh Rok/Koh Haa (including national park fee)
- One hour massage of your choice (Thai massage, oil massage, or Thai oil massage)
- One complimentary yoga class for a travel companion that will not be attending the retreat.
- Mats and yoga props
Accommodation & Pricing
Most bungalows are similar in look and size and contain one queen/king size bed and one single bed.
All pricing is based on bungalow selection, number of people per bungalow, and number of people that will be attending the retreat.
There are three pricing options you can choose from:
Option 1 – Single occupancy – one person will be attending the retreat with no travel companion.
Option 2 – Double occupancy – one person will be attending the retreat and has a travel companion that will not be attending the retreat.
Option 3 – Double occupancy – two people will be attending the retreat.
All prices include value added tax (VAT) and 1% provincial tax.
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Seafront A-row Bungalow Pricing
Fabulous panoramic sea views closest to the ocean
Option 1 – 37,200 baht (single occupancy – one person attending the retreat with no travel companion)
Option 2 – 38,000 baht (double occupancy – one person attending the retreat plus one travel companion)
Option 3 – 27,300 baht/person (double occupancy – two people attending the retreat)
Superior B-row Bungalow Pricing
Set slightly back from the A-Row and are offset between the A-Row bungalows with a partial seaview
Option 1 – 31,600 baht (single occupancy – one person attending the retreat with no travel companion)
Option 2 – 32,400 baht (double occupancy – one person attending the retreat plus one travel companion)
Option 3 – 24,500 baht/person (double occupancy – two people attending the retreat)
Superior C-row Bungalow Pricing
Set furthest back from the coastline and situated in a tropical garden. Some offers partial seaview.
Option 1 – 30,300 baht (single occupancy – one person attending the retreat with no travel companion)
Option 2 – 31,100 baht (double occupancy – one person attending the retreat plus one travel companion)
Option 3 – 23,900 baht/person (double occupancy – two people attending the retreat)
Things to do on Koh Lanta and Daily Excursions
Speedboat excursion to Phi Phi Island
Elephant Sanctuary -2 Hours Guide (Included in the retreat package)
Learn to scuba dive or snorkelling
Beach hopping and sightseeing around the island
Stand up paddle boarding around the coastline
Sunrise Gondola through the mangrove forests
Kayaking around Talabeng Island and mangrove forests
Speedboat excursion to Koh Haa and Koh Rok
Speedboat Excursion to 4 Islands (Emerald Cave, Koh Ma, Koh Ngai, and Koh Chueak
Explore Koh Lanta National Park
Stroll Around Koh Lanta Old Town
Watch a Mesmerizing Sunset
Packing List
- Swimwear, yoga practice outfits, excursion outfit, beachwear, hat, sunglasses, and beach shoes/sandals
- Underwear and pajamas, or preferred sleepwear
- Sunscreen and insect repellent
- Personal toiletries
- Passport/identification, money, credit cards, bank cards, phone, camera (and all necessary chargers)
- Medications
- Travel insurance
- Copies of any vaccine requirements
- A positive attitude and open mind 🙂
How to Get to Narima
Click here for more information on how to get to Narima. If you would like book a private minivan transfer from Krabi or Phuket Airport, please let me know so I can arrange one for you.
About the Narima Bungalow Resort
Click here for more information on the resort facilities, bungalows, activities, photo gallery, etc.
FAQ
Q1 – What domestic airlines do you recommend to fly from Bangkok to Krabi?
Thai Airways, Bangkok Airways, Thai Lion Air, Nok Air, and Thai Vietjet Air.
There are two international airports in Bangkok (airport codes BKK and DMK). Most international flights fly into and out of BKK which is the main international airport. Make sure you check the airport code before booking your flights.
If you want to stay in Bangkok prior to or after the retreat, please consider the following:
From BKK, there is a sky train or a taxi service that can take you to the city or a taxi service. The taxis are plenty.
From DMK, there is a taxi service that takes you to the city but sometimes there’s a long wait.
I personally like to go to BKK airport better since it’s more convenient to get there by the sky train and the airport is much nicer.
Q2 – Can I use my credit card anywhere and where can I exchange or withdraw money?
Credit cards are accepted in many restaurants and stores but they may charge additional fee (about 3%). You can bring about 10,000 baht in cash to start with.
There are several money exchange places in Bangkok (pretty much in every mall). One of the most popular ones is called Super Rich and there are several locations around the city.
On Koh Lanta, you can exchange money at banks near Saladan Pier or withdraw money from ATM. The closest ATM machine near the Narima resort is about 1.8 km away (about 25 minutes walk).
Q3 – How do I get around Koh Lanta?
You can ask the resort staff to call a taxi for you or rent a scooter/car for a day.
Q4 – How many days should I spend in Bangkok for sightseeing, where should I go, and what is the best way to get around?
At least 3 days. Traffic is usually very bad so I recommend taking a sky train or a subway to go around. Taxis are also fine if it’s not during the rush hour. For taxis, you can hail one from the street or download an app called Grab.
Recommended places to visit are as follows:
Temples: Wat Prakaew (Emerald Buddha Temple) and Grand Palace, Wat Po, and Wat Arun (they’re all in the same area and can be visited in one day). You can take a sky train to Saphan Taksin station and then take an express boat to one of the temples. It’s a fun way to get there.
Night Market: Asiatique – this night market is close to the temples so you can take a boat to get there after the temple visit.
Malls: Icon Siam (a must and is near the temples which you can get there by boat), Siam Paragon, MBK Mall, Central World, Terminal 21, Emquartier, Emsphere, and Emporium. Near Central World is the most famous shrine in Thailand called Erawan Shrine.
Traditional Thai House: Jim Thompson Museum (near National Stadium station)
Restaurants: The best and most affordable food are in food courts in malls (usually they’re located on the top two floors). This is very popular for both locals and tourists.
Rooftop bar/lounges: There are so many amazing rooftop bars/lounges in Bangkok. You can google a list of the best places. The ones that I have been to and really enjoyed are Octave at Marriott Hotel Sukhumvit, Vertigo and Moon Bar at Banyan Tree, Above Eleven, and Yao Restaurant and Rooftop Bar.
Make sure you go there in time to catch the sunset.
Observation Deck: Mahanakhon Tower – This place has the most amazing glass floor and the best view of the city. Also, there’s another building next to the tower called Thai Taste Hub Mahanakhon CUBE which has a fancy food court which has some Michelin star restaurants. Make sure you go there in time to catch the sunset.
Weekend Market: Jatujak Market
Spa: There are so many great spas. My favourite one is Divana Scentura Spa. You need to book in advance from the website. Right across from this spa is a very beautiful restaurant which I highly recommend that you can go after called Ma Maison by Nai Lert.
Day trips from Bangkok: I recommend booking a tour to visit Ayutthaya (ancient city). If you have more than three days in Bangkok, I recommend booking a tour to visit Damnoen Saduak floating market (half day trip), and Kanchanaburi (day trip).
Q5 – What are the best areas to stay in Bangkok?
Anywhere near the following skytrain stations: National Stadium, Siam, Chit Lom, Ploen Chit, Nana, Asok, Phrom Phong, and Thong Lo.