Places to stay in Thailand .
Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2010 2:07 pm
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STAYING IN PHI PHI
Phi Phi is Unquestionably the paradise island that has dropped out of a fantasy world. With its dazzling white beaches and coral reefs with its colourful marine life. A divers great escape and a must visit if going to Phuket. It's only 20 miles by boat off Phuket. Ideal tor incurable romantics and escapists.
STAYING IN RNABI
Rnabi has only been recently discovered by tourists and is new to tourism. It's 30 miles to the west of Phuket. Like Phi Phi it has amazing coastal scenery with mostly deserted stretches of white sandy beaches.
STAYING IN KOH SAMUI
One hours flying south of Bangkok is this beautiful island retreat, coconut palms line the beaches, beautiful clear water and white sandy beaches.
STAYING IN PATTAYA
Pattaya is probably Thailand's best known beach resort. Coconut palm fringed beaches, a superb and vibrant nightlife and luxury hotels make Pattaya not a place for the tourists that are in search of a peaceful holiday. Tourists hoard here for the party life and sun. Head 2 hours south of Bangkok by taxi or hire car, or tour bus. Golf courses and every imaginable watersport are to be found around here.
STAYING IN HUA HIN
On the gulf of Thailand 2 and a 1/2 hour's drive south of Bangkok is this peaceful resort. It has a beautiful beach and there are other excellent hotels in this area. Tourism has had only a minimal impact in this area. Hua Hin is the oldest resort in Thailand and King Rama VII built his get away palace here 60 years ago. Plenty of great golf courses are within an easy drive of Hua Hin.
STAYING IN PHI PHI
Phi Phi is Unquestionably the paradise island that has dropped out of a fantasy world. With its dazzling white beaches and coral reefs with its colourful marine life. A divers great escape and a must visit if going to Phuket. It's only 20 miles by boat off Phuket. Ideal tor incurable romantics and escapists.
STAYING IN RNABI
Rnabi has only been recently discovered by tourists and is new to tourism. It's 30 miles to the west of Phuket. Like Phi Phi it has amazing coastal scenery with mostly deserted stretches of white sandy beaches.
STAYING IN KOH SAMUI
One hours flying south of Bangkok is this beautiful island retreat, coconut palms line the beaches, beautiful clear water and white sandy beaches.
STAYING IN PATTAYA
Pattaya is probably Thailand's best known beach resort. Coconut palm fringed beaches, a superb and vibrant nightlife and luxury hotels make Pattaya not a place for the tourists that are in search of a peaceful holiday. Tourists hoard here for the party life and sun. Head 2 hours south of Bangkok by taxi or hire car, or tour bus. Golf courses and every imaginable watersport are to be found around here.
STAYING IN HUA HIN
On the gulf of Thailand 2 and a 1/2 hour's drive south of Bangkok is this peaceful resort. It has a beautiful beach and there are other excellent hotels in this area. Tourism has had only a minimal impact in this area. Hua Hin is the oldest resort in Thailand and King Rama VII built his get away palace here 60 years ago. Plenty of great golf courses are within an easy drive of Hua Hin.