Beaches in April
Feb 12th, 2008, 07:13 PM
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Beaches in April
I've been helped by this message board alot lately. Thanks to all. It's a first trip to Thailand for us. We only have 3 nights in and out of BK in mid April at the end of Bhutan trip, and we are looking for a beach retreat with a low volume of tourist noise, a sandy beach and possible snorkling either out of Phuket or Koh Samui. We've considered Kamala, Bang Tao beaches on Phuket, or what about the SW coast of Koh Samui? Any thoughts about the Wiesenthal Resort on Koh Samui? Thanks for any help.
Feb 13th, 2008, 07:52 AM
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Thanks for your response. I considered Koh Chang, but we are limited by time schedules. As we only have 3 nights to spend on a beach, and our flight from BN arrives at 3:30, and the flight to Trat arrives at 6:30, we'd missed the ferry that day, and have to wait until the morning. This is why I was considering going to a island/beach with an airport.
Feb 14th, 2008, 12:06 PM
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Can anyone recommend (or not) the Layan Beach resort on Phuket? We are still searching for a untouristy beach to visit for 3 nights in mid-April. It seems like somewhere on Phuket, Koh Samui or close to Krabi would be best because they have airports, and would be easiest to get to, as we'll be limited by time. Any ideas would be welcomed.
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Personally, I would go for some place on Railay, but then again I just finished a fantastic day trip from Samui to Koh Tai - I'm doing a scuba diver certification but there were tons more snorkelers on the boat.
I'm staying in the fisherman's village area of Bophut, which has tons of nice pubs and resataurants, but NO girly bars are the rest of the 'bad' stuff that usually goes with a developed tourist area in Thailand.
I'm staying in the fisherman's village area of Bophut, which has tons of nice pubs and resataurants, but NO girly bars are the rest of the 'bad' stuff that usually goes with a developed tourist area in Thailand.
