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Visit Khao Lak - Located on the beautiful Andaman coastline,
Khao Lak remains an unspoilt piece of paradise and the gateway to some of
Thailand’s most beautiful natural treasures.
Conveniently situated 80 kilometres north from Phuket International Airport, Khao Lak is a quieter alternative to larger destinations such as Phuket and Koh Samui. The beach itself is actually comprised of three individual beaches, while the far northern end features a network of sandy beach trails. Meanwhile, the coastline is set against Casuarinas pines and palm groves, interspersed with lakes as well as rubber and cocoa plantations. Towering over the coast are the forested hills of Khao Lak Lam Ru National Park. Located within the park is Khao Lak Mountain where the Chao Pho Khao Lak Shrine sits. In fact, ‘Khao Lak’ is Thai for ‘mountain by the sea’. The Namtok Ton Chong Fa waterfall is also located in this National park and runs all year around, leaving its surroundings blissfully calm and cool. The National Park also provides scenic views over the sea cliffs, hills and beaches. Dive-enthusiasts who visit Khao Lak can also make an easy passage to The Similian Islands National Marine Park, which boasts some of the world’s most amazing underwater sightseeing at depths down to 30 metres. Also within reach to the North West, is the Surin Islands National Marine Park which is perfect for hiking as well as snorkeling and diving. Khao Lak offers guests a wide array of accommodation options, ranging from intimate Thai-style cottages and bungalows through to luxurious upmarket hotel resorts with priceless views of the sea and surrounding forests. Currently, 3,000 rooms are being offered at Khao Lak, while many more are being planned or restored, which is a testament to Khao Lak’s resilience and popularity as a destination. |
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 Ramada Resort Khao Lak  The Ramada Resort is situated along the shores of Khao Lak, a quiet, tranquil resort renowned for its unspoilt beaches, crystal clear waters and close proximity to natural wonders such as the Khao Sok National Park. Within an hours drive from Phuket International Airport, Khao Lak offers holidaymakers a more serene and subdued atmosphere than the neighboring island of Phuket. Of course, the destination offers numerous shopping and dining option as well as excursions to nearby islands, including the world famous dive site, the Similan Islands, to the west. Exclusively designed rooms and ocean-front Villas will please the most discerning traveler. Spacious 50 sq.m. rooms come in king-size and double queen-size bed configurations, along with unique four-fixture bathrooms featuring japanese-style wooden soaking tubs and all the luxurious extras one would expect of a world-class resort. Measuring 80 sq.m. the Villas are the ultimate in privacy and comfort. The Resort features an extensive array of outdoor recreational facilities and activities. including Surfing, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Scuba Diving, Mountain Bining, Table Tennis, Sailing, Jungle Trekking and lots more. |
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 Khaolak Orchid Beach Resort
This is the only hotel on the Khukkhak Beach, an ideal place for your relaxing and peaceful holiday. Khaolak Orchid Beach Resort is an exclusive boutique resort in colonial style low rise building with private beach and unique setting near the Khaolak National Park and unlimited seaside experience. This four-star resort is surrounded by a white beach, natural forests and waterfalls, and situated in a truly relaxing environment. Here you can enjoy a private moment to yourself and really unwind. |
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| Sports & Activities Khao Lak Tap La Mu Royal Navy Golf Course - This unique golf course is located right at one of Khao Lak's most beautiful bays, about 1 hour drive North of Phuket Airport and only a short drive from the beach resorts away. The course is owned by the Royal Thai Navy and has been upgraded to 18 holes during summer 2002. Only since that time the course has been opened for the public. Diving @ Similan Islands Marine National Park [ Andaman Sea ] |
