Cape Amarin is a gated estate of 12 private villas on a rocky headland in southern Kamala, at Moo 6. It was created by the hospitality group Pavilions Hotels, also known for The Pavilions Phuket resort. Construction was completed in 2005, so buyers judge real houses, mature gardens and actual views rather than renders.
What sets the estate apart from its neighbours is the scale of each home. Most of Kamala's supply is condominium apartments and three or four bedroom villas. Here the conversation is about six and seven bedroom residences with their own cinema, lift and wine cellar. The format suits large families who gather on the island across generations, and owners who want a home for entertaining with complete privacy.
Every villa stands alone and was planned around its own slope, so sizes vary widely. Homes on the open market range from 1,050 to 2,700 m².
The most common format on the estate. The project description names two models, Moon Shadow and Silver Moon: six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and about 1,148 m² of living space. Larger six-bedroom homes also come up for sale. Prices start from THB 150M.
A residence of about 1,050 m² with seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms, offered at THB 198M. It works for owners who host several families at once or keep live-in staff.
Catalogues also mention a five-bedroom home, but its figures differ between sources, so we confirm them separately.
The estate has a reception desk, 24-hour security and CCTV, and the villas are looked after by a hotel management team. Electricity and water are billed at government rates, and all kinds of pets are allowed. There are no shops or restaurants on site; daily life happens in Kamala and Patong.
The estate sits on the headland between Kamala and Patong beaches, away from the main beachfront strip. Forest and rocks surround it, with the small coves of Nakalay and Laem Sing close by. Kamala itself covers everyday needs with restaurants, a market, supermarkets, clinics and the Phuket FantaSea cultural park, while busy Patong with its malls and nightlife is next door.
All villas were sold to first owners, so purchases now happen on the resale market. Tenure depends on the house: some are held through a Thai company, others by a foreign owner, and a foreigner can hold the land through a long-term lease. Before a reservation we check the land and building documents, running costs and the state of the engineering systems.
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🌴 Beaches
Kamala Beach ≈ 2.8 km
Patong Beach ≈ 5.1 km
Surin Beach ≈ 5.6 km
🛍 Shopping and leisure
Kamala Night Market ≈ 3.9 km
Phuket FantaSea ≈ 4.1 km
Porto de Phuket ≈ 8.5 km
⛳ Golf
Red Mountain Golf Club ≈ 8.4 km
Laguna Golf Phuket ≈ 9.7 km
🎓 Schools
HeadStart International School ≈ 12 km
British International School Phuket ≈ 12 km
🏥 Hospitals
Bangkok Hospital Phuket ≈ 13 km
Thalang Hospital ≈ 13 km
✈ Airport
Phuket International Airport ≈ 21 km
Distances are straight-line, by map.
🏗 Specifications
The estate of twelve detached villas was finished in 2005 by Pavilions Hotels.
Most homes have six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, sizes on sale run from 1,050 to 2,700 m², and every villa has its own infinity pool.
🌴 Facilities
The villas include a twelve-seat cinema, a lift, a gym, a wine cellar and a garden waterfall.
The estate has round-the-clock security and a reception, three parking spaces per house, and pets are welcome.
💳 Payment and ownership
Villas are sold only on the resale market, settled as a ready home once the documents are checked.
Some homes are held through a Thai company, others by foreign owners, and land can be held on a long-term lease.
🏢 About the developer
The estate was created by Pavilions Hotels, a hospitality group running resorts in Asia and Europe.
In Phuket the company also built The Pavilions Phuket resort, and its management team looks after the Cape Amarin villas.