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Next Chalok Baan Kao. Huge private bay, one resort and hillside
spa/restaurant at the eastside; a hilltop restaurant/bakery and
bungalows at the west. Reef sharks. Read
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Private bay with an exclusive, beautiful upmarket resort and budget
bungalow. Only a 10 minute walk from Mae Haad. Read
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All boats arrive here, Naturally big developed, but still managing
to keep some of its old fishing village charm.
Money exchange, ATM's, a bank, post office, government offices
are here, as well as offices for most of the dive centers. Lots
of travel agents, email services, bike rentals, supermarkets, boutiques,
restaurants and night spots.
A few budget and upmarket resorts are located on both ends. Read
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Well preserved, secluded bay with excellent snorkelling, five
laidback resorts, including a dive resort & watersport center
with kayaks & water ski, as well as a German dive school. Read
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On the way to Tanote bay, one of teh most beautiful beaches. You
can swim or just sit in crystal clear water surrounded by fish.
Three small, simple resorts in a breath taking surrounding. No luxury.
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Sairee's white sandy beach stretches about 1.7km over most of
the west coast, interrupted only by a few huge boulders. Mae Haad
is only a 10 min walk away. Being the most popular area on Tao,
Sairee offers a huge range of accommodation, dive centers, restaurants,
shops, beach bars, travel & email services, nurseries, etc.
You also find here the Fishery Museum, the Rama V rock and on the
way to Mae Haad the police station, the public school and the temple.
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Chalok Baan Kao Bay
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Third largest beach, located on the southern coast facing Phangan
and Samui.
Much quieter than Sairee, but offers a similar variety of accommodation,
eateries and nightlife. Along with its many viewpoints, it is beautifully
framed by Taa Toh lagoon to the east and Saan Jao beach to the west.
A rock formation at cape Taa Toh resembles a sitting Buddha, best
to be seen from the opposite beach.
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