Sustainability in Practice at Aleenta Resorts & Hotels

Phuket – Phang Nga Resort:

Located on Natai Beach, the Phuket – Phang Nga Resort offers an ‘outside living-in’ experience. Notable for SEASONS, its vegan fine-dining restaurant, the resort champions plant-based cuisine to reduce climate impact. In partnership with Thai Mueang Turtle Sanctuary, it supports marine turtle conservation, offering educational and interactive experiences for guests.

Hua Hin – Pranburi Resort:

This resort in Pak Nam Pran Bay focuses on the SLOW (Sustainable, Local, Organic, Wellness) approach. It boasts a 25-acre organic garden, providing ingredients for both kitchen and spa, and practices carbon-free cooking. The resort is also involved in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park reforestation projects, emphasising its commitment to local biodiversity.

Chiang Mai Retreat:

Opened in April 2023, the Chiang Mai Retreat is set in the verdant Umong district. It features reconstructed ancient teak buildings and resonates with the region’s spiritual heritage. The retreat’s partnership with Cheong Doi Suthep Wildlife and Nature Education Center allows guests to engage with local wildlife conservation efforts.

Pure Blue Foundation:

All three resorts are integral to the Pure Blue Foundation, established by Anchalika Kijkanakorn, the group’s founder. This initiative supports marine and community-based projects, showcasing Aleenta’s deep-rooted ecological and social responsibility commitment.

Aleenta Resorts & Hotels is a testament to sustainable luxury, harmonising environmental care with immersive guest experiences. This approach enriches the travel experience and promotes a sustainable future, making Aleenta a top choice for eco-conscious travellers.