Party Venue Special Offer
The Sea Gypsy A frames on the south side of the resort were built in 2008 and were an instant hit with the younger crowd, being a little cheaper, close to the dive base and in front of the work out area. A little removed from the main bulk of the resort, right next to the resort’s Garden Bar, with its own fire pit and speaker system, they provide the perfect party accommodation. Our Party Package includes a 10% discount, is available for groups up to 18 adults, and even includes return road transport from Singapore! Click here for prices and full details.
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Sea Gypsy Homemade Bakes
The Sea Gypsies have been baking their delicious brownies, assorted muffins & cakelets, cookies & biscuits for years. We don’t wait for afternoon tea any more, we serve them any time of day along with a variety of freshly ground & brewed coffees to your taste and large selection of teas. However, now we are also making a delicious array of party cakes, so don’t forget to order one with us when celebrating at Sea Gypsy! Click here for full details.
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FAQ's
We get a lot of questions about Sea Gypsy on our social media, both whilst booking and during people’s stay. Consequently we decided to make the highlights of our Instagram page the FAQ section outside the website. Hit the link to check them out and for FAQ updates!
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Memories from the
Sea Gypsies
Once upon a time, in October 2017 actually, Richard and Tam decided to raise money for sustainability projects in the village by making a raft from rubbish washed up on the beach and row from Coconut Village Resort to Tanjung Leman. We collected bottles and string from the beach for about 3 weeks and then started to put the raft together, but the initial trial runs made it feel rather more like a submarine than a raft. Luckily (or not as the case may be), there is never a shortage of old tongs washing up on the beach and, after attaching six of these, the idea became workable. At 5 a.m. one morning, the duo started off, thinking it would only take them four hours or so and trying to beat the heat of the day. How wrong they were! After battling through big waves, crossing huge cargo ships and with bits of the raft slowly falling away, they finally made it to Tanjung Leman after 8 hours. Richard has since been known to say it was one of the hardest things he has ever done, and he once walked length Scotland from south to north!
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