Indigo Pearl shines new light on honeymoons

PHUKET, Thailand - Indigo Pearl is making honeymoons more piquant with a Black Ginger dinner for two and a nighttime long-tail boat culinary experience as part of its new ‘Savour the Night' romantic package for newlyweds.

Indigo Pearl has woven exotic dining adventures into the package, including a dinner for two at its atmospheric signature restaurant Black Ginger.

The two-night, three-day offering in a luxury suite also includes a daily breakfast, a bottle of sparkling wine on arrival, a round trip airport transfer and a 60-minute spa treatment for two at the resort's award-winning Coqoon.

"A champagne dinner under the stars with the person you love on a long-tail boat. A refreshing sea breeze. The sounds of the ocean. It's pretty hard to top that for true romance,” Indigo Pearl General Manager Christopher Oakes said.

"Then again, dinner at Black Ginger is a feast for the senses in our signature restaurant, something couples can remember forever. Dine on authentic Thai cuisine floating on a lagoon, in a spectacular setting which lends a contemporary edge to old Thailand charm.”

"Romance also resides in the little things,” Mr Oakes said. "So as well as the ‘wow‘, we also offer our renowned highly-personalized service and extra touches of attention guests receive from our staff. This is particularly important when it comes to creating a memorable experience for newlyweds.”

Mr Oakes said the ‘Savour the Night‘ honeymoon experience was offered to all newlyweds, regardless of whether they were married at Indigo Pearl or not.

Sheltered on Phuket's mellow northern shore, Indigo Pearl is the perfect tropical paradise destination to spend the precious first few days of marriage, while its renowned design style - industrial chic shot through with fantasy, inspired by the days when Phuket North was the heart of the tin-mining industry, adds to an unforgettable honeymoon.

Located 10 minutes from Phuket International Airport, the all-suite and villa property overlooks pristine Nai Yang beach, adjacent to Phuket‘s only protected forest, Srinath National Park.

The raw sensuality, bold luxury, penchant for history and surreal twists that informed legendary designer Bill Bensley's vision is apparent at every turn. The resort has vast and beautifully landscaped grounds, and its verdant gardens bear the Bensley touch. Its array of unique and buzz-worthy restaurants and bars include Rivet, Tongkah Tin Syndicate and Rebar.

Indigo Pearl’s spa, Coqoon, has has been awarded for its stunning design and novel approach to bliss, with a rainforest backdrop and an ambiance of fantasy complementing sumptuous spa suites and individual treatment rooms, with treatments inspired by the rich Thai culture and holistic ideals.

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