



This sprawling resort with its chic industrial charm is ideal for adults and children alike. The three swimming pools are a delight (infinity for grown ups, shallow for kids, and one in between) and whilst the kids are being entertained at the fantastic kids club, there's spa for unwinding and a pool bar for mojitos. Multiple restaurants cater to all palettes and those looking for something more high-end won't be disappointed by the sumptuous offering at Black Ginger, located in the middle of a lagoon and accessed only by boat.
If there is such a thing as 'tropical industrial', The Slate is it. Designed by architect Bill Bensley, there's lots of concrete and tin around, but balanced perfectly with steamy gardens and pretty ponds. In the midst of the gardens, there are 177 suites to chose from, all with the same sleek, urban decor. All have private balconies or courtyards, WiFi, TVs and safes. There are larger suites available for families, and those looking to up the ante will enjoy the poolside suites and private pool villas.
There are plenty of watersports to keep everyone busy, including kayaking, windsurfing, standup paddle-boarding, and diving. The resort can arrange trips to see local temples for the culturally inclined, and bikes can also be rented for those looking to explore further. Young and old can both enjoy the cooking classes on offer, and, for a holiday breather from time to time, little ones will have a ball at the top notch kids club.
A diverse beach haven with something for honeymooners, flashpackers, families and über jetsetters.