Any Banks In Ao Nang

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November 14, 200718 yr

Can anybody tell me where there is a bank in Ao Nang please!

Will need to get some money exchanged as soon as I get there and want to save some time looking for one!

Also what is the exchange rate in thailand for Uk Pounds? I always find the rate better when you change money over there instead of th Uk.

Ok hope to hear from somebody,

Cheers Izzy

November 15, 200718 yr

Obove Mc Donald ,there is Siam Commercial Bank (Opposite h15 and h16) Tel 0-7569-5560-1 Fax 0-7569-5562

Post Office: On the beach road(main Road) #142 M-F 9-16, Sa 9-12:00

Exchange: Siam City counter at Phra Nang Inn and another counter near Soi Sunset.

Exchange: Thai Military Bank counter corner of road to village.

November 15, 200718 yr

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Thanks very much for your help!!!!

November 16, 200718 yr

there are even more than that here now - in fact every major bank is represented here, and there are separate exchange booths along the beachfront. enjoy Ao Nang!

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