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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Buy 1 get 1 Free for accommodation and extra person rates at Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort
Promotion offer:
Thai Resident Buy 1 Get 1 Free
Date offer is valid:
01 July – 31 October 2020
Superior Bungalow start from THB 5,500 per room.
Date offer is valid:
01 November – 25 December 2020
Superior Bungalow start from THB 7,500 per room.
Offer:
Buy 1 get 1 Free for accommodation and extra person rates
Special Bonus:
- Purchase voucher by 31 July 2020 for stay through 25 December 2020,
- buy one get one item free for all hotel services such as F&B, Spa, Transfer, Excursion, Laundry, Gift shop and Mini bar
- Accommodation include daily breakfast
- Welcome drink upon arrival
- In-room welcome fruits
- Complimentary Wi-FI
- Special resort transfer price at THB 1,250 per person per way (regular price is THB 2,119 per person per way)
Contact details:
Telephone number 02 050 5888
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: m.me/phiphiislandvillagebeachresort
Website: www.phiphiislandvillage.com
Terms & Conditions:
- The offer is applicable to Thai Resident Only. A valid ID or work permit is required upon arrival
- The free nights must be used directly after paid night stays and cannot be accumulated for a future stay.
- Free hotel service item (F&B, Spa, Transfer, Excursion, Laundry, Gift shop and Mini Bar) are applicable with the same paid value and/or the lower value.
- The above rate is quoted in Thai baht(THB), per room per night inclusive of prevailing tax and 10% service charge.
- Extra person rates are per person per night and inclusive of daily breakfast
- Child 0-3 years of age stays free using existing bed and include breakfast.
- Transfer price is applicable to travelling between Phuket and resort by resort speedboat at regular boat schedule.
- The offer is based on availability and not to be combined with other offers or promotions
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Pattaya and its 7 best beaches explained
There are 7 main beaches in the immediate Pattaya area, where to find the best beach for you
Pattaya may have a rather nefarious reputation but if you are looking to get out of Bangkok and visit a beach, it is one of the closest and easiest to get to plus the choice once you are here is quite large. With the post-Covid situation, changes are happening every day. At this time no international visitors, just locals, so everywhere is very quiet but busier at the weekend, especially Jomtien.
My suggestion is to take the Motorway as this is straight from BKK right into the centre of Pattaya. There is a Toll Booth to collect your ticket just after Suvarnabhumi airport and the next stop is the Toll Booth just outside Pattaya. It costs THB.105 each way. If you want to take a break on the way, there is a large service area about half-way with a vast variety of food and beverage outlets. This is the only place to get petrol on the route. Journey time is about 1.5 hours. Soon after the second toll booth you arrive in Pattaya and you will see directions to each of the beaches in the text. From North to South you have the choice of many beaches.
Wong Amat Beach is a large crescent beach with limited access, so not so many people. It is in the Naklua area which is where many up-market condominium buildings and resorts are located. Beautiful sand, relatively quiet with limited water sports (speed boats/jet skis). Wong Amat Beach does boast an excellent seafood restaurant, be sure to visit Rim Talay Seafood. As you arrive in Pattaya, at the first lights turn right along Sukhumvit, take North Pattaya Road and turn right to Naklua just after Terminal 21 Shopping Centre. Follow Naklua road and turn right on Soi 16 or 18. There is only street parking and follow the alley way to the beach.
Pattaya Beach is a large crescent expanse of sand with the sights rather spoilt by the number of restaurant boats moored in the middle, but it is impressive! Sun beds and umbrellas are located on the edge of the beach and there is, currently, ample roadside parking. If you are going for a swim, wear flipflops as it is quite a walk to the waters’ edge and the sand does get hot! As you arrive in Pattaya, at the first lights turn right along Sukhumvit, take North Pattaya Road and go straight as you pass Terminal 21. This leads you directly onto Beach Road.
Cozy Beach is a gem if you are looking for a beach without the crowds. Not so easy to find but once you are there you can almost enjoy your own private beach. There are sun loungers and umbrellas for hire but no other facilities, however on the cliff above you will find the Chocolate Factory and the impressive Sky Gallery with it’s excellent service, cuisine and views. Cozy beach is located in the Pratumnak area, take the road opposite Big Buddha and follow the signs to Chocolate Factory and Sky Gallery. Parking is available on the street. The steps down to the beach are located at the end of Chocolate Factory, be careful as they are a bit uneven but the beach is well worth it!
Hu-Gwang Beach offers total seclusion. It’s a small beach and access is down a rather forbidding concrete stairway, but the beach is a pleasant surprise. It does look as though it has seen better days, but it is a gentle, sandy beach with very few people. There does appear to be 1 vendor with a few sun loungers and surprisingly there were even 2 Lifeguards on duty on the day of my visit. There is a quaint little local restaurant and the Birds and Bees resort with its’ Cabbages and Condoms restaurant. From Pratumnak Road take Soi 4 right to the end. There is parking and look for the steps on the right down to the beach.
Pratumnak Beach is less commercialised and relatively secluded with few people. There some vendors with umbrellas and sun beds but there are also a lot of trees. Generally, not busy during the day but quite a gathering place for local Thais to meet in the late afternoon. Ample street parking, Sands Café located on the beach and several other small eateries close by. Try Zabb if you are looking for great Isaan food. As you arrive in Pattaya turn left onto Sukhumvit road, at the third set of traffic lights turn right onto Thep Rasit road. At the lights at the end, turn right. At the next lights turn left. About 200 meters further turn left onto Soi 5 and follow this straight down to the beach. From Pratumnak beach you can walk along the promenade to Dongtan Beach and into Jomtien.
Dongtan Beach is a really lovely beach and as it has limited vehicle access it remains relatively quiet. There are trees all along the beach offering plenty of shade. There are some vendors with umbrellas and sun beds but these are currently limited. If you are looking for peace and quiet on a beach, this is probably the best choice. You will have to park your car, but it is well worth it. Dongtan Beach can be reached on foot from Pratumnak Beach, but it is best to turn left at the end of Thep Rasit road then right down to the Police Box on Jomtien beach. At the Police Box turn right (by 7-11), there is a small parking area here and then walk along the beach. The Pirate Bar offers good snacks and The Sand Bar is highly recommended for high level food, pastries and coffee.
Jomtien Beach starts from the Police Box at the end of Thappraya Road and continues for more than 6 kms of wide, open beach. There is ample parking on the promenade and vendors with umbrellas, chairs and sun beds. Just find a parking space and you will be looked after. The beach is wide open and friendly, when the tide is out there is sand as far as the eye can see. Even when the tide is in there is a great atmosphere with plenty of shade from the trees. Vendors can bring you most food choices and just across Beach Road are a vast variety of excellent restaurants.
As you arrive in Pattaya turn left onto Sukhumvit road, at the third set of traffic lights turn right onto Thep Rasit road. At the lights at the end, turn left then right at the next lights. Continue to the Police Box and turn left onto Jomtien Beach Road. The further you proceed down Beach Road, the less commercial it becomes though restaurants are to be found down the entire length.
As mentioned, Jomtien Beach Road continues South for 6 kms. It gradually gets narrower as you go further South but there is always parking and restaurants. It ends rather unceremoniously at a fish restaurant! You can walk further in the beach but the road heads in-land. There are more beaches here and I will be exploring them in my next article.
If relaxing with an excellent coffee with beach views is your idea how to enjoy some time, then the Branch Café under a massive Banyan tree about halfway down Jomtien Beach Road, is highly recommended next to the Siam Commercial Bank close to Soi 11.
Water Quality To date my research has not found any reliable rating on the water quality of Pattaya’s beaches. Given that the estuary of the Chao Phraya River is just a few kilometres to the North and the Bangkok and Laem Chabang harbours are not so far away, one cannot expect particularly high water quality, however many people do swim in the sea (including myself) and I don’t find it any worse than many other beaches around the world.
Please do remember that smoking is not allowed on any beaches in Thailand and this is enforced. Whilst many Guesthouses and smaller resorts have re-opened, the majority of the larger hotels remain closed. I recommend Booking.com for reservations as their descriptions are generally very accurate and the location information is correct. However, do check that the property will be open once you have made your reservation as the situation is ongoing.
For general information contact the excellent Tourism Hotline on 1672 in English
This article has been prepared for my Meandering Tales blog and the original article can be seen at www.MeanderingTales.com
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
STAY & PLAY Promotion from Banyan Hua Hin
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Big Outdoors Education and Adventure Co: Discounted Outdoor Education and Adventure Camps in Thailand
For August we are concentrating on sailing with our 50 foot yacht Kao Phetploy
This large sailing yacht is available for day sailing or cruising from Bang Saray beach near Pattaya for 2 to 8 people.
Learn sailing or chill out at anchor by deserted beaches. Visit the islands of the Gulf. Snorkel, fish or swim. Costs less than a round of golf at 2000 per person per day including on-board food and accommodation.
In September we are offering weekend or weekday adventure tours from our Petcharat Camp Resort base in Saraburi. Options include rock climbing, cave exploration, rainforest hiking and waterfalls, river kayaking and visits to remote and unfrequented cultural jewels such as neolithic rock paintings and amazing temple art.
Same price of 2000 baht/day including resort accommodation and all meals and local transport. Groups of 4 to 20. Weekend bookings or longer visits from 3 to 6 days are possible
We welcome bookings by families and can provide child friendly activities for all ages. Children under 10 half price.
See www.bigoutdoorsthailand.com or www.facebook.com/bigoutdoorsthailand for more information or message/call me on 0822583920.
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
The open roads of Thailand beckon - Taking a Road Trip in Thailand
For us expats we are blessed with an abundance of things to see and do in Thailand and it is very much the spirit of Thaivisa's Expat Explore campaign. We were delighted to receive this post from a fellow Expat in Thailand.
Taking a Road Trip in Thailand is a great way to see this diverse and ever changing country. Distances are quite large but there are always so many interesting sites to see whether they be Temples, Museums, Waterfalls, Hot Springs and animal/elephant sanctuaries and much, much more.
As Thailand now offers a vast array of domestic flights to all provincial cities you can either choose to fly the longer leg and rent a car at your destination or to start from Bangkok! A majority of the highways and main roads are wide and in excellent condition, the further you go into the countryside however, some rural roads are not at their best and some are not even are not paved. The majority however are excellent to drive and you can enjoy the ever changing scenery. There are several peculiarities to driving in Thailand and we will come to these later!
The standards and quality of Rental Cars in Thailand has increase greatly. When you rent from one of the major companies in Bangkok, you will receive a relatively new car, perfectly clean and ready for the road. Our current preference is Europcar as there have highly competitive rates and their location at the Sofitel on Sukhumvit is most convenient.
I do suggest planning your trip in advance rather than just jumping into a car and then deciding where to go. There are some major distances to cover (Bangkok to Chiang Mai 8-9 hours) and most of the major road radiate from the capital.
Driving in Bangkok is relatively challenging with a lot of traffic especially motorcycles, however head to one of the Expressways/Highways(many are elevated) and you will quickly be away from local traffic. Tolls are to be paid so it is always good to have small change, though change can always be given. Set your GPS, get on the Expressway and within an hour you will be leaving the sprawling suburbs of Bangkok.
Thailand drives on the ‘Left’! For some not a problem but even if you are not used to this a slow and steady start will make you more comfortable. Thai drivers are generally courteous but they do tend to hide behind their tinted screens and the method of staring them in the eye to pull out, generally does not work. Indicate in good time and slowly muscle your way into another lane.
The roads are essential to the rural communities in Thailand and even around BKK every second car is a pick-up truck. Many will be laden with pineapples, durian, watermelons and other fruit and vegetables. In fact there is a sort of challenge in Thailand to spot the most overloaded pick-up truck! Some younger drivers have taken to ‘tuning’ their pick-ups, this generally just results in lots of black exhaust but generally the tuned pick-ups are the most obnoxious and dangerous of your fellow road users. Take care.
Trucks of every shape and size are found on the roads bringing raw materials from the ports and manufacturing centres around Bangkok and the finished products back for sale or export. Whilst the quality of trucks on the main routes has improved greatly you will also find a range of older, fume belching vehicles that are adorned with hundreds of mirrors, multiple rows of Michelin men and exhausts the size of dustbins! All adding to the charm and excitement of driving in Thailand!
The general speed limit is 90 kms for cars. You rarely see traffic cops but there are many stationary radar controls and still quite regular police controls. Drive within the limits and drive sensibly and you will normally be saluted through these checks with a smile!
Most road signs are, thankfully in Thai and in English. Road signs are generally good and clear but there are some peculiarities with slip roads that are often necessary to exit. If you miss your exit, don’t worry as the regular u-turns are never far away!
A note of caution about Thai u-turns! Many Thai roads have a central barrier and so the only way to get to travel on the other side is to look for the U-turn. On city streets where the traffic is not so fast this is generally not a problem though you do have to stick your nose out centimetre by centimetre to see when you can turn. Sometimes, as if by some general consensus of opinion, the on-coming traffic slows and stops but this is not so often. So now imagine the U-turn on a fast, busy multi lane highway! All of a sudden, a car or more often a truck will start to pull right and slow to a stop at the u-turn, make certain that you move to a left lane to enable you to continue at your speed.
After a short while you will become used to the give and take of driving in Thailand. Whilst the laws say that you should overtake on the right, local drivers reserve the right to do as they please and you will often see the hard shoulder also being used. Just stay aware of all around you, always watch your mirrors and if you basically expect the un-expected, driving in Thailand will be a pleasure!
So, if you are making a Road Trip, how much should you plan? Really a final destination is all that you require and of course when you should arrive. Try to avoid weekends and especially holidays when half the population is returning home. The roads in and around Bangkok are highways and/or Expressways. Tolls are minimal so they are highly recommended. Once you are out of Bangkok the road will settle down to a 4-6 lane highway. Sights and places of interest are well indicated and just by following the signs a detour will take you to the splendour of a Temple, a refreshing waterfall or even hot springs. These destinations welcome tourists, though, generally there are few facilities. You will however, always find food!
When you are on the highways you will never be far from a Rest Area. These are large petrol stations with cafés, restaurants (Thai food) and of course a convenience store. There are two main, and recommended service areas PTT and Bangchak (their emblem is a green leaf). In my opinion these are the best offering helpful service, plenty of parking space, adequate toilet facilities and a range of food outlets. PTT always seems to have an Amazon Coffee shop and Bangchak has the better Inthanin Garden chain. So even your coffee on the route can be really pleasurable.
Strangely Western known names (Esso, Chevron) do not offer particularly high standards so generally if you need a break look for Bangchak or PTT. Incidentally with approximately 30% of the vehicles in Thailand running on gas, so there are a lot of LPG only service areas. Unless your vehicle has been converted to gas, it is better to avoid these service areas as the facilities are limited.
Accommodation can be quite limited in rural areas. From personal experience, I drive as far as I can and then look for the next large town. I use the Booking.com App to locate and book my room for the night often arriving just a few minutes after making the reservation!
This article is meant to be a general information on driving and road trips in Thailand, there will be more to follow and naturally if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me!
The original article is posted on www.MeanderingTales.com
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
(Expat Explore) Discover Bang Saen
For us expats we are blessed with an abundance of things to see and do in Thailand and it is very much the spirit of Thaivisa's Expat Explore campaign. We were delighted to receive this review of Bang Saen from a fellow Expat in Thailand.
Living in the urban metropolis of Bangkok one frequently has the urge to ‘escape’ and somewhere near the ocean generally tends to be the first option. It’s a great idea and some of the resorts are not far from the city but the problem is that generally about half of Bangkok’s population of 10 million also has the same idea! This creates havoc on the roads on a Friday afternoon as they leave, and on a Sunday as they return.Faced with these challenges we considered Hua Hin, (very nice, about 2.5 hours away but only one road back), and Pattaya.
Bang Saen was actually chosen by mistake, but it proved to be a favourable one! Journey time from Sukhumvit just 1 hour 25 mins and no traffic either there or back! On the journey down we used the Motorway route(it has the advantage of an excellent services area with a vast choice of food), and the elevated Expressway for the return. Road tolls (THB.105) are the same for both.
Bang Saen is one of the closest seaside resorts to greater Bangkok but it still retains a ‘sleepy seaside’ atmosphere(until the crowds arrive!). Bang Saen seems to have it’s priorities well organised when it comes to construction, there are no dominating sky scrapers and the highest buildings seem to be limited to 6 or 7 floors.
I had booked an apartment through Booking.com, I always use this App as I like the description, accurate location and good pricing. I won’t mention the specific apartment as it was from a private owner but it seems to be indicative of the choice in the area. There are many small hotels and individual apartments offered on Booking.com and this is simply the easiest way to book.
We were located in the non-commercial area towards the harbour. Here the beach space is limited but so also are the number of parking space, so less people. Thais arrive here, park up and enjoy their picnic on the beachfront. A nice happy and familiar atmosphere. There are some small café’s for the afternoon, one or two bars and lots of vendors selling food and drinks. Simple and easy.
In the evening head towards the main roundabout as this is the more commercial area. Here on the beach road you will find several large establishments. Most offer food and live music, however with the Covid situation this is scaled back. The establishments are rather ‘grand’ in a simple way. For example Scala Bar is a massive establishment with indoor and outdoor seating. Grand design, impressive bar decorations and a range of seating options. Food here is very traditionally Thai but there is a menu in English. All the dishes that we tried were well presented and most enjoyable and the prices very reasonable. This is the type of place that simple Thais will come for an evening of ‘extravagance’. All parties either order a tower of beer or a bottle of whisky with mixers. The prices are reasonable and they can enjoy their evening. Live music used to continue through the evening with the bands changing regularly, however we are not sure when this will return.
Saturday morning saw quite a change to Bang Sean as the hordes were descending from Bangkok. The area to the right of the main roundabout is so typical of Thai seaside towns within close reach of Bangkok. It’s well laid out with parking spaces, a promenade and the typical swathe of umbrellas defeating even the smallest of sun rays (Thais don’t like to be in the sun). Rows of deckchairs and ordered like soldiers on parade. Towards the seafront are spaces of parties of 8, further back for 4 people. You have to pay for this privilege and Thb.120 secures you 4 chairs and a rickety table. Vendors descended like mosquitoes with every type of food you can imagine, toys for the kids, tattoos and of course massage. It’s a real Thai experience and good luck to the foreigners who try to fit in these undersized deck chairs!
Despite the busy weekend, there was plenty of space for everyone. I must be turning Thai as I did not venture out from the protective coverage of the umbrellas until a massive storm threatened to remove anything that was not tied down.
To surmise, If you want to get out of Bangkok for a couple of days and spend time by the ocean without the traffic congestion, then Bang Saen is to be recommended. Don’t expect much atmosphere or even seaside restaurants, just a cheap and easy getaway from Bangkok.
Please remember that there is No Smoking on any Thai beaches and this is largely enforced.
In these post Covid times situations are changing rapidly. Whilst alcohol sales are now allowed with food in restaurants, bars are not yet open. For up to date information the Tourist Hotline on 1672 is able to provide reliable information in English.
Originally posted in 2018, this article has been updated and can be seen at www.MeanderingTales.com
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Royal Living Koh Samui: 30% discount on regular season prices - expires 20 Dec
Our special offer for the campaign:We offer a discount of 30% from our regular seasonal prices.
- free airport transfers
- Wellness massages for two persons of one-and -half-hours .- This campaign ends on 20th December 2020
Website: http://royalliving.de/en/
E-mail: [email protected]
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Phuket: Green Harbor Hotel & Service Apartment - An extra 10% on top of all other online offers for direct bookings NO DEPOSIT required
Website = http://www.greenharborpatong.com/ contact hotel directly
Offer = An extra 10% on top of all other online offers for direct bookings NO DEPOSIT required, pay on arrival. All rooms have kitchenettes. e.g. Room only with 20% discount with OTA, take another 10% off that price if booking direct with hotel.
Stay dates until 19th December 2020.
Contacts : Thai = Noi Shelton 076 364811 / 0657755042 & English = Chris Shelton 076 364811 / 0950211841 &
Email: [email protected]
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Surat Thani - Khao Sok: Riverside Cottages Rainforest Adventure - Stay 2 nights get 1 night FREE
Get away from the crowds and into the luxury of nature. No problem with social distancing here. Our widely spaced wooden bungalows are surrounded by rainforest. Go tubing on the river, hike through the jungle, relax in a hammock. With so few visitors, there is more wildlife than ever before. What a time to visit!!
Exclusive offer through ThaiVisa - stay 2 nights, get 1 free. Contact us to make it happen. Valid through 1 December 2020.
Phone/WhatsApp: +66 91 041 5061
Website: https://www.khao-sok-riverside-cottages.com/
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khao.sok.riverside.cottages/
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Koh Chang: 20% discount on accommodation at 15 Palms resort, White Sands
15 PALMS BEACH RESORT, Koh Chang, Trat
Welcome back everyone!
Thankfully we managed to stay open over the lockdown period. Now Koh Chang is fully open we are getting back to normal.
Chillout on the beach with cold drinks and great food. Pizzas, burgers, healthy salads and Thai food. Located on White Sand Beach, we also have luxury beach front rooms available and family suites . Good value rooms also available nearby at Palm Garden Hotel.
More info: https://15palms.com/
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Kanchanaburi: SUP Hire Thailand: All private classes - half price
SUP HIRE THAILAND offers a range of stand up paddleboarding and bicycling experiences from our base in Kanchanaburi. SUP lessons, bicycle hire and activities, sightsee, learn and exercise. Enjoy the activity early in the morning, enjoying the serenity of a fresh new day or come out for an evening sunset paddle, to take advantage of the lower temperatures.
Private classes
Pre-COVID were THB 900 and THB 1300 for 2-hour and 3-hour classes respectively.NOW THB 450 and THB 650 for 2-hour and 3-hour classes respectively.
More info: https://supkanchanaburi.com/
Email: [email protected]
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Koh Tao: Cape Shark Villas 50% OFF UNTIL DECEMBER 20th! Private Luxury Pool Villas for rent
Away from the crowd, private beach access and breathtaking views. The perfect holiday escape for couples and families who enjoy privacy and class. Cape Shark Villas provides a stylish, personal getaway less than 10 minutes from the lively town centre, with numerous things to do and see in the beautiful “Turtle Island” of Koh Tao.
Stay in luxury.Contact us for an experience in comfort and privacy tailored just for you.
Cape Shark Pool Villas
For bookings or enquiries:
Website: www.capesharkvillas.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/capesharkvillas/
Email: [email protected]
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Castaway Resort Koh Lipe - from 495 THB/night - book now, pay later
Summer at Castaway Resort Koh Lipe! Escape the city, get some vitamin sea!Holiday Special: from 495 Baht per night
Free use of Water Sports equipment
Limited offer with full flexibility - book now, pay later
Reservations Phone Number: 0 831 387 472
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://kohlipe.castaway-resorts.com/Conditions:
- rate per room, garden view bungalow, max 3 adults.
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Bangkok: The Fusion Suites, Asoke: 20% off all room types
Special promotion for Thaivisa readers:
1. 20% discount from base rate for all of room type
2. Stay 6 nights pay only 5 nights base from base rate.
For more information client can visit our site www.fusionbangkok.com or please call +66 2 665 2778 to get in touch.
143/61-62 Soi Sukhumvit 21/1 (Asoke), Sukhumvit Rd., Klongtoey Nue, Wattana Bangkok 10110
Tel: (+66)2-665-2778
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Koh Samui: Secret Garden Beach Resort - 30% discount on all bungalows - expires 20 Dec
For bookings visit: https://www.secretgardensamui.com/
or email: [email protected]
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Koh Phangan: The Sanctuary Resort: Stay 5 nights get five nights FREE - expires 1 Dec 2020
We would love to offer an exclusive ThaiVisa offer of Stay 5 nights get five nights free on advertised rates. Until December 1st 2020
We're very happy to announce that we have gently opened the doors of our beautiful Sanctuary once again. The month of June will offer perfectly quiet, tranquil beaches, calm seas for floating, and of course great hospitality - message us for great rates and discounts in June - looking forward to seeing you soon
Website: https://www.thesanctuarythailand.com/
Email: [email protected]
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Pattaya: Take It Easy Car & Bike Rental - 10% discount on all rentals for Thaivisa readers
We are a small Pattaya based car rental company, with a fleet of 40 vehicles. Our vehicles range from small cars to 4x4 trucks.
All vehicles are available for short or long term leasing and all come insured. We have a fleet of 70 automatic & semi automatic bikes.
We would like to offer 10% discount to all Thaivisa readers.
Contact us today on: 0890077804Website: https://pattayarentacarandbike.com/
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Malee Travel - your travel partner in Pattaya
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Pattaya: Jomtien Hostel - rooms from 500 baht, 10% discount for stays over a week
We are a small family budget hotelRooms from 500 baht only per night to 700 baht superior 800 baht triple
Also dorm beds for single travellers only 180 baht per night
10% discount for stays over a week
all comfort
cotton linnen
AC Mitsubishi
fridge, cable tv.
Lift .good WIFI
welcoming all in family atmosphere
only 200 meters from the beach in Jomtien
[email protected] for bookingsWebsite: http://www.jomtienhostel.com/
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Business name : Banyan Thailand, Hua Hin
Website : https://www.banyanthailand.com/
BANYAN VILLAGE A HEALTHY AND SAFE PLACE
Set in a beautiful landscaped environment, Banyan Village offers spacious 2-bedroom pool villas. The detached villas are located on generous land plots providing you privacy and safety.
Social distancing comes natural at Banyan Village. You have direct access to your rental villa without using common areas, where you can live healthy and safe in a secure village.
Just 10 minutes from Hua Hin center and the beach, 5 minutes from world-class sport facilities and waterpark and close to Banyan Golf Club & Academy where you can enjoy the award-winning course or learn to play golf. You are at the heart of fun, leisure and relaxation.
The Banyan Privilege Program gives you access to exclusive benefits at Banyan Golf Club, Be Well, True Arena, Vana Nava waterpark, many local restaurants, beach clubs, spas, bicycle and car rental and more.Only just THB 25,000 per month
Dates of offer : No expiration or Until further noticed
Contact details :
- [email protected]
- Call : (+66) 32-538-888More info [PDF]
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Thaivisa has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and 5 great sponsors to encourage expat travel across all of Thailand. We must thank the Dusit Hotels & Resorts, Blue Haven Bay, The Riviera Group, Global Insurance - for all your Expat Insurance needs and Dan about Thailand for their huge support with this project.
Phuket: Villa Baan Phu Prana - Phuket Escape – 3 Day Package - expires 30 Nov
Introduction:
Guests who stay in Villa Baan Phu Prana are discerning travellers who value quality service and are receptive to new ideas and emerging trends. To ensure the utmost in customer satisfaction, and a memorable holiday experience, this portfolio is modeled on providing exclusive properties which are enhanced by our unique personal approach to service. Welcome to the finest selection of a private luxury villa on the tropical Thai island of Phuket.Villa Baan Phu Prana is located on Surin Hill within a prestigious private estate with 180 degree stunning views over Surin, Bangtao and the West Coast of Phuket. The Villa stands high above the bay, facing north and west stunning sun sets out over the Andaman Sea.
Within walking distance from beaches, restaurants, boutiques and bank.
The property is a 10-bedroom villa nestled in a peaceful seclusion on Phuket Island, with a 15 x 6 m private swimming pool, and which can sleep up to 24 guests. The villa has an eclectic mix of Asian and Western furnishings with lot of fine Art objects.All bedrooms have sea view, a balcony or terrace, or garden view and own private space, each with high quality en-suite bathroom facilities, TV, DVD, CD and Wi-Fi. Build on three levels, the slope hugging design allows for maximum privacy in each section of the villa. The Villa is fully air-conditioned, and in addition all the suites have large efficient ceiling fans, mini bar and safe.
Phuket Escape – 3 Day Package
From 10th March to 30th November 2020
Deluxe room – sea view – terrace – 55sqm
Inclusion Highlights – Inclusions valid for two adults. Rate 3 Nights package 14.900 THB
- Daily breakfast included- Daily 2 course set lunch or set dinner served
- A daily beer, wine or cocktail for each adult served in the afternoon
- Airport pick up from Phuket International Airport
- Check in 03pm./checkout at 12pm
124/40 Srisoonthorn Rd 4025 – Cherngtalay – Thalang – 83110 Phuket – Thailand – Tel: +6676684090
Email: [email protected]– Mobile: +66812715415
Please find more details at: www.baanphuprana.com
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Samui Bayside Luxury Villas - Special rates for expats in Thailand - expires 31 Oct
Samui Bayside Luxury Villas are a collection of private luxury villas on Koh Samui.
With 3, 4 and 5 Bedrooms, private pool, incredible seaviews, 5min walking distance from the beach (Samrong Beach), with fully equipped kitchen, fully furnished living rooms, free WiFi, free one way airport transfer, free cleaning sessions, AND fully committed to the new health and safety mandatory measures.
June, September and October (until the 31st):
3 Bedroom = THB 5,000 per night
4 Bedroom = THB 6,000 per night
5 Bedroom = THB 7,000 per night
July and August (until the 31st)3 Bedroom = THB 7,000 per night
4 Bedroom = THB 8,000 per night
5 Bedroom = THB 9,000 per night
Minimum 2 nights. Booking Requests made to [email protected], or via Facebook (samuibayside), or via
what'sApp (0955890217).Our website is https://www.samuibayside.com/
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Phuket Offer: Utopia Naiharn and Loft - Luxury hotel beside Nai Harn Beach
Thai Resident Promotion for Thais & expats who are living in Thailand.
Utopia Naiharn
Considered our flagship property, Utopia Naiharn sits comfortably between 2 famous beaches on the island – Rawai and Naiharn, and is nearby to the photogenic Yanui Beach. This modern all-suite resort features guestrooms with large living space & separate bedroom with en-suite bathroom as well as a working kitchenette, the resort also boasts of 4 swimming pools including a waterpark, a variety of gourmet-worthy dining options, an indulgent spa and shuttle bus services to the beaches. 9 units of Two-Bedroom Private Pool Villas are also available. The famous Promthep Cape and Big Buddha is just a short drive away, with quick access to the neighboring islands via Chalong Pier.
Utopia Naiharn Website:
Thai Resident Promotion : https://www.utopiahotelgroup.com/utopia-naiharn/offers/
Stay: now – 31 October 2021
Utopia Loft
Utopia Loft, situated in the same complex as Utopia Naiharn, is located between 2 famous beaches on the island – Rawai and Naiharn, and is nearby to the photogenic Yanui Beach & Naiharn Lake. This modern loft-style resort features guestrooms with large living space & separate bedroom with en-suite bathroom on the upper floor, as well as a working kitchenette. The resort also boasts of 4 swimming pools including a waterpark with water slides, a variety of gourmet-worthy dining options, an indulgent spa and shuttle bus services to the beaches. The famous Promthep Cape and Big Buddha is just a short drive away, with quick access to the neighboring islands via Chalong Pier.
Utopia Loft Website
Thai Resident Promotion : https://www.utopiahotelgroup.com/utopia-loft/offers/
Stay: now – 31 October 2021
Pattaya offer: Nongnooch Garden - expats pay the same as Thais, free entry for over 60s every Monday
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Nongnooch Garden - expats pay the same as Thais, free entry for over 60s every Monday
Expats will pay the same as Thai nationals for the entrance fee, sightseeing bus and the culture and elephant show.
In addition, senior citizens both Thai and foreigners aged 60 and over will get free admission every Monday.
Both offers are available from July onwards.
Foreign residents are asked to provide one of the following:
1. Thai Drivers license (Province of Resident is printed on the reverse side)
2. Resident card
3. Valid work permit
For further enquiries:
Line Id : https://lin.ee/9MoK60
HEAD OFFICE
34/1 Moo 7 Najomtien District, Sattahip, Chonburi 20250 Thailand
+66(038)238061 – 63 (Operator) 087-488-0028 , 061-647-7088 (Reservation)
+66(038)238160
[email protected]
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