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Thailand’s overrated beaches


Nemises

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“World’s most gorgeous beaches”


“Popular shores of Phuket”

 

 

Come one, come all. Our beaches are the best in the world!!

 

 

 

too funny ????????????????

 

 

BYO boat to get out far enough to stand up in waist-high water. 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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"...stand up to take a snake’s hiss..."

 

What is a snake's hiss in this context? Never heard this expression and Google didn't help either.

Or is it some cockney rhyming slang?

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1 hour ago, Nemises said:


 

“World’s most gorgeous beaches”


“Popular shores of Phuket”

 

 

Come one, come all. Our beaches are the best in the world!!

 

 

 

too funny ????????????????

 

 

BYO boat to get out far enough to stand up in waist-high water. 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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There are more beautiful beaches at other locations in Thailand

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you got that right. why would anyone want any of these <deleted> beaches in thailand overrun with junk. issan is just right. build own place, put own pool in, that's all you need. the problem is going worldwide with the appropriation of public beach, many beaches limited, then the 'bivouac' goes up with endless crammed lines of loungers and umbrellas leaving nothing for others.

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I'd argue that people who choose a tropical beach resort for their holiday know about the heat.

 

If hot weather isn't your thing, it's well-known that there are cooler alternatives elsewhere.

 

Overrated? No.

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1 hour ago, marin said:

The guy is a troll.

Yes, thanks for saying.

For a moment I thought feeding with pictures from Ko Samui and Phuket.

 

Go to Iceland, clear cool water!

 

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19 hours ago, JAS21 said:

The guy is right, in general Thai beaches are a disappointment.
 

 I haven’t swam off the beach for years now. And yes the water is generally too warm.


The exception being island beaches  eg Koh Surin.

 

But if you go out on a boat snorkeling etc then you can find cool and clear water.

As a keen snorkeler i Agree and the Andaman side is far better in that respect. 35 years ago I could see decent marine life off even Patong! I’ve swum most beaches off Phuket and Koh Lanta and little to see now. Have done all the island speedboat tours off Lanta and recently Similans and Phi Phi,but it’s not really feasible to do those other than on occasional basis. Live aboard dive tours to Similans /Surin I did are a distant memory and reports are that generally those sites have deteriorated - as they have generally on a global basis. Ah well….

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the biggest problems here is the rubbish on the beaches/in the water as well as the state of the water due to drains etc running straight into it, once you are away from populated areas it is a different story, while the setting looks good on most beaches here the cleanliness is another matter. I find it very hard to compare thai beaches to aussie beaches but they dont have the scenery we have here but are definitely a lot cleaner with better water quality, all boils down to what each individual is looking for

 

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21 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

If you want to see those then I suggest a weather report.

 

Pretty sure weather reports don’t advisecurrent walking distance to get to waist-high water”

But thanks anyway. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Nemises said:

Pretty sure weather reports don’t advise “current walking distance to get to waist-high water”
But thanks anyway. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

H/L tide forecast

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22 hours ago, SpaceKadet said:

"...stand up to take a snake’s hiss..."

 

What is a snake's hiss in this context? Never heard this expression and Google didn't help either.

Or is it some cockney rhyming slang?

'Cor blimey, Are you 'aving a tin bath mate.

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9 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

H/L tide forecast

Tide level is irrelevant. Question is about walking distance from shoreline to waist-high water. But thanks anyway. 
 

 

 

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