Nice Bungalow On Koh Yao Yai?

[bomo88]

We have been before in Pasai Cottage on Koh Yao Noi and we loved that island. In the end of July we're flying to Krabi and now we're looking for a nice place to stay on Koh Yao Yai for less than 1000 baht per night. Is Tiewson Bungalows still open, I can't find there website anymore. I read on this forum about bungalows on Chonglad beach, is it possible to just show up there or do we have to call first for transportation? Do you have other suggestions?

We also think about going to Koh Jum. Is Koh Jum nice in july or is there a lot of rubbish on the beach? Do they have nets between the bungalows and the beach against the strong winds like on Koh Phayam? We know its rainy season and that the weather should be better on the eastside of Thailand, but we have been there before and wouldn't go again. Thanks in advance for your help.

[huggybear]

We have been before in Pasai Cottage on Koh Yao Noi and we loved that island. In the end of July we're flying to Krabi and now we're looking for a nice place to stay on Koh Yao Yai for less than 1000 baht per night. Is Tiewson Bungalows still open, I can't find there website anymore. I read on this forum about bungalows on Chonglad beach, is it possible to just show up there or do we have to call first for transportation? Do you have other suggestions?

We also think about going to Koh Jum. Is Koh Jum nice in july or is there a lot of rubbish on the beach? Do they have nets between the bungalows and the beach against the strong winds like on Koh Phayam? We know its rainy season and that the weather should be better on the eastside of Thailand, but we have been there before and wouldn't go again. Thanks in advance for your help.

See Long Beach Village on this current thread:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Bamboo-Banga...ds-t197303.html

As far as Koh Jum, a friend emailed it was nice last weekend, check into Koh Jum Lodge:

www.kohjumlodge.com/