Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort, the chic and sustainable retreat, is proud to announce that it has been officially certified as a carbon-neutral hotel, further demonstrating its deep and lasting commitment to the environment.
Nestled in 70 acres of tropical gardens with an 800-metre-long stretch of white sandy beach, this stunning resort has always been a haven of conservation. This is reflected not only by its pristine landscape, but also by its many eco-friendly amenities and activities, including its innovative Marine Discovery Centre.
Now, Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort has been rewarded for its environment efforts by the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO), which carried out a thorough assessment of the property’s operations and awarded it a Carbon Footprint for Organization (CFO) certificate. This confirms that the resort is completely efficient, having significantly reduced its carbon emissions and successfully offset the rest.
Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort was required to measure its emissions, including waste, fuel and electricity consumption in all areas of the property, to calculate the net total of CO2 it releases. This was then verified by the TGO, and following the independent assessment, the resort was recognised as being officially carbon-neutral.
Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort prides itself on its environmental ethos, and has woven sustainability into its entire operations. It has slashed its waste and emissions with smart solutions such as energy-efficient lighting, water management, recycling programmes, organic gardening, and plastic-free products.
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Run by a resident marine biologist, the Marine Discovery Centre is dedicated to the conservation of Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi National Park
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The resort also acts as a guardian of the sea with a wide range of environmental programmes, led by a resident marine biologist at its Marine Discovery Centre. The world’s oceans play a huge role in absorbing CO2, so resort-led initiatives such as mangrove planting, coral propagation, breeding and release programmes, and coastal clean-ups are vital in helping to combat climate change. This interactive facility also acts as an educational hub for the entire community, including local schools.
“Climate change is the biggest threat to our future, so it is our duty to fight back. At Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort, we are rising to the challenge of protecting the planet. Through our Marine Discovery Centre we are playing a proactive role in saving our marine ecosystems and educating the next generation. Water covers 71 percent of the Earth’s surface, so a healthy ocean means a healthy planet, and we will continue to work tirelessly to preserve it. There is still much more work to be done, but we are happy and grateful that our efforts have been recognised by the TGO,” said Chao Treenawong, the resort’s General Manager.
The TGO certificate is the latest in a series of environmental accolades achieved by Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort; in 2019 it was awarded “3 Leaves” by the Green Leaf Foundation, and it has also been accredited by the Thai Hotels Association as a “Plastic Free Resort”. Most recently, the resort received the “Green Leaf Certificate” for successfully promoting conservation awareness within the travel and tourism industry and met the requirements of Green Hotel Standard – Gold Level, certified by the Department of Environmental Quality Promotion from Thailand’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
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Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort promises chic carbon-neutral holidays for eco-conscious travellers at affordable rates
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To make the most of their carbon-neutral holiday, Thai residents can now book the “Buy One Get One Free” promotion, which applies to all aspects of their vacation, including accommodation, food & beverages, mini-bar purchases, spa treatments, airport transfers, tours, laundry services and gifts! Available for reservations and stays between now and 25th December 2020, this exclusive offer starts from just THB 5,500 net per room per night, for a choice of bungalows and villas, plus daily breakfast, welcome drinks, in-room fruit, free Wi-Fi, and the two-for-one offer. Terms and conditions apply.
Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort is also participating in the Royal Thai Government’s “Rao Tiew Duay Kan” (We Travel Together) campaign, which offers 40% discounts to Thai nationals, worth up to THB 3,000 per room per night for a maximum of 10 nights, and currently valid until 31st October 2020.
All visitors can rest assured that Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort adheres to the highest standards of health and hygiene, in line with the guidance of the World Health Organization (WHO) and local authorities. The resort is certified by the Thai Ministry of Public Health and awarded the “Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration (SHA)” certification, reflecting its advanced cleaning procedures and protocols. These measures include deep cleaning and disinfecting, use of personal protective equipment (PPE), body temperature checks for all guests and team members, social distancing arrangements and more.
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Nestled in 70 acres of tropical gardens with an 800-metre-long stretch of white sandy beach, this stunning resort has always been a haven of conservation. This is reflected not only by its pristine landscape, but also by its many eco-friendly amenities and activities, including its innovative Marine Discovery Centre.
