Park Accommodation
There are large fan-cooled cabins with two or three rooms at the foot of Toe-Boo Cliff, while at Ao Mola...
There’s accommodation both at Ao Pante Malacca and Ao Molae, open mid-November to mid-May. Water is rationed, rubbish is (sporadically) transported back to the mainland, lighting is provided by power-saving lightbulbs and electricity is available between 6pm and 7am only.
The biggest spread of options is at Ao Pante Malacca, conveniently near all the facilities, where there are bungalows, simple longhouse rooms sleeping up to four people with shared bathrooms, and camp sites.
Ao Molae is much more quiet and isolated – and arguably prettier. Recently constructed, rather swanky one- and two-room duplexes are right on the beach. Accommodation can be booked at the park office in Pak Bara. National park entry fees can be paid at Ao Pante Malacca or Ao Taloh Waw.
Camping is also permitted under casuarinas at Ao Molae and Ao Taloh Waw, where there are toilet and shower blocks, and on the wild beaches of Ao Son, Ao Makham and Ao Taloh Udang, where you will need to be self-sufficient. The cost is 30B per person with your own tent, or you can hire tents for 225B. Camping is also permitted on Ko Adang and other islands in the park. Note that local monkeys have a habit of going into tents and destroying or eating everything they find inside – so shut everything tight.
The park authorities run canteensat Ao Pante Malacca and Ao Molae. The food is satisfying and tasty, but you can find beer only at Ao Molae.
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