Over Water Beach Huts in Thailand
Replies: 13 - Last Post: Jan 10, 2012 10:43 PM Last Post By: tezza
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Over Water Beach Huts in Thailand
Hi,Happy New Year everyone.
I am searching for some over water beach hut accommodation in Thailand. Where have you stayed and what was it like ?
Doesn't necessarily have to be the usual locations like Phuket, anywhere out of the ordinary would be great!
Shoot me with your experiences.
cheers
Robert
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One place that i know has that is Ban Boa ,the fishing village in the south of Ko Chang.2
Check out Lanta Old town on Ko Lanta. They have beautifully restored wooden villas over-the-sea.7
We'd go for a bungalow on the beach overlooking the water rather than one right on top of it... I'd be having constant heart attacks otherwise. Anyone stayed there recently? Is it recommendable? We're not looking for 5* or great nightlife, just a quiet friendly place with a nice beach for the kids to splash about on - and preferably some shade.9
Hey, you,re not too demanding .....are you???? Just a run of the mill, family trip to Thailand!!!Joking aside, considering all your criteria, and as much as I hate to say it........Hua Hin probably fits the bill. Never before recommended by me, but......there's always a first time!!!
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Thanks, guys, I reckon Ko Samet it will be. Now - which beach? I know Tubtim comes highly recommended, and has the all-important shade, BUT i've read some web articles saying it attracts lots of the gay community from Bangkok. Now, I have very observant 3 & 5 yr old daughters, to whom I don't want to yet have to start explaining what 'those two men are doing over there, mummy?'... Would Ao Thian have a bit more of a family vibe? Or as it's low season there's not gonna be much of anyone around anyway? On Candlelight, can anyone recommend a particular resort? We'd be after mid-range, air-con, private bathroom, not in woods, cos of the mozzies. When you're pregnant you're not even supposed to use DEET-based anti-malarials... THANKS AGAIN!
