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Six Senses Krabey Island
Private island resort of 40 pool villas in the Gulf of Thailand, off Sihanoukville, Cambodia
4.71 review$12,000Starting fromvenue hire
Up to 100Guestsseated for dinner
40Bedroomssleeps 100 on site
14 kmNearest airportSihanoukville
Six Senses Krabey Island is a private island resort of 40 pool villas on 20 hectares of jungle and coastline in the Gulf of Thailand, taken on a full buyout for up to 100 guests.
Six Senses Krabey Island is a private island resort in the Gulf of Thailand, off the coast of Sihanoukville in Cambodia. It covers 20 hectares of jungle and coastline and holds 40 pool villas, built with Cambodian materials and arranged as overwater, beachfront and hideaway villas. The Six Senses Spa draws on Khmer healing traditions, and dining centres on the AHA Restaurant and the Tree Restaurant, which use the island's organic garden and seafood from the Gulf.
Weddings are held on a full island buyout for up to 100 guests, with no other visitors on the island. Ceremonies take place on the private beach at sunset, on the overwater deck, or in clearings in the jungle. Kayaking, snorkelling and sunrise yoga are available to guests. The island is a boat transfer of about 15 minutes from Sihanoukville, and the resort arranges private transfers. Check-in is at 14:00 and check-out at 12:00.
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At a glance
The Essentials
- Where
- Koh Krabey Island, off Sihanoukville, Cambodia
- Capacity
- Up to 100 guests on a full island buyout
- Ceremony
- Private beach, overwater deck or jungle clearings
- Stay
- 40 pool villas, sleeping up to 100
- Price
- Venue hire from $12,000
- Exclusive use
- The whole island
- Catering
- In-house, AHA Restaurant and Tree Restaurant
- Spa
- Six Senses Spa
- Nearest airport
- Sihanoukville, about 30 minutes in total with the boat transfer
- Check-in
- 14:00, check-out 12:00
An island of villas and jungle
Six Senses Krabey Island lies in the Gulf of Thailand off the coast of Sihanoukville. Its 20 hectares combine jungle with pale coastline, and its 40 pool villas are built with Cambodian materials to sit lightly in the landscape.
Ceremonies between sea and jungle
Ceremonies take place on the western beach at sunset, on the overwater deck above the Gulf, or among rock terraces and jungle clearings. The Six Senses team builds each celebration from the ground up, using the island's setting and organic kitchen.
Dinners from the island garden
The AHA Restaurant and the Tree Restaurant cook with produce from the island's organic garden and seafood from the Gulf. Weddings can have boardwalk dinners, beach feasts or bespoke tasting menus, and the Six Senses Spa draws on Khmer healing traditions.
Full island buyout
Every villa, beach and restaurant is reserved for the wedding party, with no other guests.
Private beaches
White sand beaches on the western shore face the sunset over the Gulf, for ceremony arches and candlelit dinners.
The overwater deck
A deck over the Gulf of Thailand, used for sunrise ceremonies, receptions and private dinners.
Jungle and rock terraces
Dense jungle and rock formations look out over the sea, for yoga and ceremony settings.
Six Senses Spa
A spa combining Khmer healing traditions with contemporary Six Senses therapies.
AHA and Tree Restaurants
Two restaurants drawing on the island garden and the seafood of the Gulf.
Accommodation
40 rooms and suites
Beach Retreat Villas
Villas set directly on the sand, each with a private pool and direct beach access. Sleep two.
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Hideaway Villas
Villas in the jungle interior of the island, each with a private pool and a sense of seclusion. Sleep two.
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Two-bedroom Oceanfront Villa
Villa
A two-bedroom villa on the ocean front, with Cambodian natural materials, a private pool, an outdoor shower and direct beach or ocean access.
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Exclusive use and buyout
The whole of Six Senses Krabey Island, to yourselves
The whole island, with every villa, beach, spa treatment room and restaurant, and no other guests.
- All 40 pool villas
- AHA Restaurant and Tree Restaurant
- Six Senses Spa
- Private beaches, the overwater deck and all island spaces
- Wedding coordination team
- Kayaking, snorkelling and yoga
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Location
Preah Sihanouk
Check-in is at 14:00 and check-out at 12:00. Guests fly into Phnom Penh or directly to Sihanoukville Airport, and the resort arranges the transfer.
Sihanoukville (KOS)14 km
Phnom Penh (PNH)176 km
Six Senses Krabey Island
Koh Krabey Island, Preah Sihanouk Province, Cambodia
Transfers. A boat transfer of about 15 minutes from Sihanoukville, with private transfers arranged by the resort.
Things to do nearby
- Private beaches
- Snorkelling on the reef
- Kayaking the jungle coastline
- Sunrise yoga on the rocks
- Sihanoukville
Getting there
- Sihanoukville (KOS)
- Phnom Penh (PNH)
Pricing and what to expect
What a wedding here costs
From$12,000Venue hire, from $12,000
Typically includes
Full island exclusive buyout, with no other guests
All 40 pool villas for the wedding party
AHA Restaurant and Tree Restaurant, in full private use
Six Senses Spa, with all treatment rooms
Private beaches, the overwater deck and all island spaces
Dedicated Six Senses wedding coordination team
Kayaking, snorkelling and yoga
Organic garden dining and bespoke wedding menus
Capacity
- Ceremony100
- Guests who can stay100
Reviews
What guests say
4.7 1 review
Hotel stay
Intimate perfection in Cambodia
We chose Six Senses Krabey Island for a smaller, intimate celebration — just 64 of our closest family and friends. The island team were exceptional at creating a sense of exclusivity even at our scale. The Tree Restaurant dinner the night before the ceremony was a highlight in itself.
The only small note would be that one villa took slightly longer to prepare on arrival day, but the concierge handled it graciously with a private champagne reception at the spa as a gesture. That kind of recovery speaks to the quality of the team.
Frequently asked questions
Six Senses Krabey Island
How many guests can the island host for a wedding?
Up to 100 guests, on a full exclusive buyout of the island, with ceremony and reception spread across several island settings.
Can we take the whole island?
Yes. A full buyout gives the wedding party all 40 pool villas, the beaches, the spa and both restaurants, with no other guests on the island.
Where can the ceremony be held?
On the private beach as the sun sets over the Gulf of Thailand, on the overwater deck above the sea, or in clearings in the jungle.
What accommodation is there?
There are 40 pool villas in four categories: Ocean Pool Villa Suites, Beachfront Retreats, Hideaway Pool Villas and a two-bedroom Oceanfront Villa. Each has a private pool, an outdoor shower and direct beach or ocean access.
What is the food like?
Dining centres on the AHA Restaurant and the Tree Restaurant, which use the island's organic garden and seafood from the Gulf. For weddings there are private boardwalk dinners, beach feasts and bespoke tasting menus.
How do guests reach the island?
The island is a boat ride of about 15 minutes from Sihanoukville. Guests fly into Phnom Penh or direct to Sihanoukville, and the resort arranges private transfers. Bangkok is under two hours away by air.
What does the venue hire price cover?
Hire starts from $12,000 and the buyout covers all 40 villas and all the estate's facilities. Flights, floristry, officiant and legal fees, premium wine and spirits upgrades and external entertainment are separate.
What is there to do on the island?
Guests can have spa treatments based on Khmer healing traditions, practise yoga at sunrise on the rocks, snorkel on the reef or kayak along the jungle coastline.