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Bang Tao Beach Bang Tao is a large open bay with one of Phukets longest beaches. It was once used for tin mining, but has since been developed into a luxury resort. Most of it is occupied by the Laguna complex, a massive five-hotel development with golf course. There are, however, accommodations available outside Laguna at the bay's south end. Dry season swimming is excellent, and at the bay's north end is a smaller bay, almost completely enclosed, at the mouth of which is some fine coral. Plenty of places to eat, tour companies, and other tourist facilities available either at Laguna or in the nearby town of Choeng Thale. Surin Beach Evergreen trees rim this small, curving bay beneath the foothills north of Kamala. Surin is home to Phukets first golf coures, a nine-hole course laid out more than sixty years ago during the reign of King Rama VII. It is now largely in disuse except as a park. The steep incline of the beach, turbulent water, and big waves make Surin a dangerous place to swim during the rainy season. Located at the end of Sri Sunthon Rd., the road running west from the Two Heroines Monument, 24 kms. from Phuket Town. Accommodations and restaurants are nearby. |
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Bang Tao Beach
Kamala Beach
Kata Beach
Karon Beach
Maikhao Beach
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Niharn Beach
Naithon Beach
Panwa Cape
Patong Beach
Chalong Bay
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