Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas has expanded its collection of ultra-luxurious island sanctuaries with the debut of Six Senses Krabey Island, now welcoming guests seeking an exclusive Cambodian escape.
Nestled on the lush, secluded Krabey Island, this resort offers 40 contemporary pool villas thoughtfully arranged throughout 30 acres of pristine landscape. Guests arrive via a swift private boat transfer from the mainland, ensuring a seamless and stylish journey to the island haven.
Each private villa embodies Six Senses’ core values of sustainability and innovation, blending eco-friendly materials with state-of-the-art amenities. Inside, guests find adaptable daybeds, curated minibars, and ergonomic workspaces. Master bedrooms showcase elegant canopied beds, while spa-inspired bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs and, in select villas, open-air rainforest showers for a true immersion in nature.
Gastronomy at Six Senses Krabey Island is a highlight. The main restaurant serves a vibrant breakfast buffet and à la carte menus for both lunch and dinner, spotlighting local flavors and seasonal produce. Indochine, the signature dining venue, offers interactive chef experiences around a communal table. Guests can also enjoy light bites by the pool, artisanal treats from the island deli, and cocktails with panoramic views at the elevated bar.
The world-class Six Senses Spa delivers holistic wellness rooted in Cambodian tradition, featuring multi-day wellness programs, integrative therapies, detox rituals, yoga, and expert-led workshops. The on-site boutique curates an array of designer resort wear, accessories, and handmade Cambodian crafts for all ages.
"We are thrilled to introduce Krabey Island as our latest destination for discerning travelers," shares Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas President Bernhard Bohnenberger. "Our partnership with RPB Investment has ensured the preservation of Krabey’s natural beauty through sustainable construction and mindful design. Six Senses Krabey Island now sets a new benchmark for wellness, sustainability, and authentic Cambodian experiences in Southeast Asia."
