Thread: Recommended hideaway Beaches in Thailand.

The kids are old enough now to go off road when going on holidays now,so looking for some recommended destinations don't mind where in Thailand.

Thanks look forward to some great places.

hideaway Beaches in Thailand

The problem I see is that publishing the location of said hideaway means it ceases to be a hideaway.

Quite.

Imagine arriving somewhere and finding Chico pushing his culinary skills to the max by warming up baked beans for his kids.

Originally Posted by Chico

The kids are old enough now to go off road when going on holidays

I reckon Chico's nicked a quad bike

Originally Posted by cyrille

Quite.

Imagine arriving somewhere and finding Chico pushing his culinary skills to the max by warming up baked beans for his kids.

Do you think they'll have RT or Fox on cable in these hideaway destinations?

Btw, Chico, Lipe is hardly a hideaway these days but family friendly with quiet beaches and shallow waters.

Koh Bulon nearby is much quieter. Maybe too quiet.

Here's a couple of pictures of my favorite hideaway beach...





The blue bungalow is where we usually stay....

^ PKK ?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

PKK ?

Yep. We love it there. When the troubles are over, we're going to take the bike down and stay for a couple of weeks and I won't give a hoot in hell if it rains all day, every single day.

We passed plenty off quite beaches yesterday so quite even the quest bungalows were derelict.

^^ good idea, tops.

All the best with it.

Give Satun and Nakhon Si Thammarat Provinces a go....

Originally Posted by cyrille

All the best with it.

Thanks, sir.

Originally Posted by thaimeme

Give Satun and Nakhon Si Thammarat Provinces a go....

Yeah. Good call. I've been to Satun for a few days and wished I had more time to explore further.

CS we could share the beach together.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Originally Posted by Dillinger

PKK ?

Yep. We love it there. When the troubles are over, we're going to take the bike down and stay for a couple of weeks and I won't give a hoot in hell if it rains all day, every single day.

Cheers will have a look.

Originally Posted by thaimeme

Give Satun and Nakhon Si Thammarat Provinces a go....

Anyone been to any of these places.?

Khanom,Ko Phayam,Ko Adang,Ko Tarutao.

hideaway Beaches in Thailand

Originally Posted by Chico

Anyone been to any of these places.?

Khanom,Ko Phayam,Ko Adang,Ko Tarutao.

yes

Stay the fuck away from Khanom. You would hate it anyway.

Originally Posted by Chico

CS we could share the beach together.

I doubt you could afford it...

Originally Posted by Chico

Ko Tarutao

Been there, not for some time but my brother went more recently and it sounded like it hadn't changed much.

Tarutao is sort of like going to a summer camp. There is a canteen or two to eat at, and all the rooms/cabins are park owned. There are deserted beaches there that you can camp on (a few of the smaller ones have cabins as well, not sure if they are open year round). Good hiking and bicycling (no motorbikes or cars are allowed on the island, which makes the place pretty damn awesome and peaceful)

Overall, its a nice island and a fun time. I would go there again, and would certainly visit Taratao over Lipe.

Theres thousands of empty beaches out there when its not high season;

The Thais are hardly a nation of fukkin sun worshippers

Nicked two.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Originally Posted by Chico

The kids are old enough now to go off road when going on holidays

I reckon Chico's nicked a quad bike

Jeez CS considering your'e a tefler I'm surprised you can even afford a holiday in a Bungalow.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Originally Posted by Chico

CS we could share the beach together.

I doubt you could afford it...

Sounds a nice place whats the canttens like for food.?

Originally Posted by redhaze

Originally Posted by Chico

Ko Tarutao

Been there, not for some time but my brother went more recently and it sounded like it hadn't changed much.

Tarutao is sort of like going to a summer camp. There is a canteen or two to eat at, and all the rooms/cabins are park owned. There are deserted beaches there that you can camp on (a few of the smaller ones have cabins as well, not sure if they are open year round). Good hiking and bicycling (no motorbikes or cars are allowed on the island, which makes the place pretty damn awesome and peaceful)

Overall, its a nice island and a fun time. I would go there again, and would certainly visit Taratao over Lipe.