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    Phra-Ae Beach - Koh Lanta



    Also known as Phra-Ae Beach, the aptly named Long Beach is the longest beach on Ko Lanta, approximately 3 kilometres in length and is the second beach south of the pier, after Klong Dao Beach. Long Beach is beautiful, the water slightly deeper than at Klong Dao beach and there are no rocks -- just soft sand fantastic for confident swimmers. Though the entire length of the beach is great, the northern end, up next to the rocky headland is particularly cozy with some shady spots under tall casuarina trees.





    The main road runs about 300m behind the beach with small roads running to the bungalows along the beach. There are plenty of shops along the road with small food stalls, a 7/11, ATM, email cafes, laundry services, motorbike hire and a couple of good restaurants.

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    At last a nice thread! Thanks Marmers. I was going to green you, but I think I redded (?) you some time back, so I need to spead some abuse around before I can make up for past sins.

    More, please!!!!

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    Am I right in thinking that Kho Lanta was hit by the tsunami? If so, has the damage been sorted?

    I must get down there next year - in the mean time I will have to put up with the newly opened beach in Brick Lane.

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    Sadly, I only took three photos when I was there. Here is the other one...


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    It was hit by the tsunami but I was there last summer, 2005 and it was pretty well cleaned up. I am sure its back in full swing now. I prefer Klong Dao beach.

    Actually I would prefer Raillay to Lanta. Lanta was just too damn dry.

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    lanta in feb 07

    Hi... thanks for this great site... I have booked tickets (for myself and 20yr old daughter and her friend) to phuket in feb, with a view to 5 nights koh lanta and 5 in phi phi... or somewhere in between.. i have been looking at lanta long beach resort... but i noticed you say you prefer klong dao... can you recommend a good bungalow style place there... i want to be close to the beach...and im sure we need some taste of night life?... any info you could share would be much appreciated..
    cheers
    Joey

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