One hundred and twenty at table, on the beachfront between the house and the sea.

Twelve, in six bedrooms. The house is rented as a whole, from three bedrooms to six.

Elsewhere along the same coast. They come to Siritarar for the day.

By a separate path in from the road, straight to the beachfront, without passing through the house.

The event path runs over sand wash and grass, so guests using a wheelchair come in through the house instead, on the paved route.

Three, all outside the house — two for women, one for men, and an accessible washroom.

A lava stone terrace at the centre of the ground, level and solid, facing the sea. It seats twenty at a single table, and serves as the dance floor later in the evening.

Open sand with coconut palms and a lava stone terrace at the centre. Smaller tables sit on either. For larger events, companies bring their own flooring.

A preparation kitchen with a two-burner gas hob, a three-bowl sink and a preparation table — set up for finishing, reheating and light cooking. Caterers working at full numbers normally bring their own equipment for the main cooking.

Yes. A service route runs in from the road to the back of the beachfront area.