To mark the release of Jurassic World Rebirth, the latest film in the Jurassic Park franchise which debuted worldwide on July 2, 2025, Banyan Tree Krabi has introduced a new family-friendly package.
Guests staying at the Thailand resort can trace the dinosaur-sized footsteps involved in the making of the movie and the locations where scenes were filmed.
Named the ‘Jurassic Explorer’, the promotion includes: a Jurassic World Rebirth-themed welcome drink and snack; a half-day marine excursion to Hong Island and neighboring islands by local longtail boat; a three-hour tour to discover the natural wonder of Klong Root (Clear Water Canal), which features in the penultimate scenes of Jurassic World Rebirth where the surviving protagonists attempt to evade dinosaurs by paddling downriver through the dense jungle; a guidebook to explore the picturesque locations where the movie was filmed; a 60-minute massage treatment at Banyan Tree Spa Krabi; and special price on tickets for two persons to the Jurassic World Experience at Asiatique The Riverfront, Bangkok.
The movie stars Scarlett Johansson as Zora Bennett, the leader of an expedition aiming to secure DNA from dinosaurs which could have life-saving benefits to mankind.
Krabi is an apt setting for a movie with a prehistoric backdrop: its pristine environment and limestone cliffs are around 90 million years ago, formed at a time when the sea level was much higher. The collision of the continents then uplifted the limestone, contributing to the dramatic karst towers and cliffs that dominate the island today.
“It didn’t surprise us at all that the film’s producers would call on Krabi as the setting for a dinosaur habitat,” said Haruethai Maneerat, General Manager of Banyan Tree Krabi. “I can’t count the number of times I’ve had guests remark that the landscape is so abundantly natural.
“We are blessed with a beachfront view directly facing the spectacular uninhabited islands of a marine national park,” she added.
“This is one of the most iconic views a visitor to Thailand can witness, and it always amazes guests to know that this untouched paradise is millions of years old.”
Located on Tubkaek Beach, some 25 kilometres west of Krabi town, Banyan Tree Krabi backs into a lush forested national park, with each of the 72 rooms facing westward towards uninhabited islands in the Andaman Sea.
Facilities include two restaurants and a beach bar, a beach club, a kids’ club, a fitness centre, and the Banyan Tree Spa Krabi.
The Jurassic Explorer package is available until December 21, 2025, with a minimum three-night stay at Banyan Tree.
