Fruit orchards invite you to sample sweet durian and mangosteen while local artisans demonstrate traditional mat weaving at Tha Mai's cultural centre. Nearby Khung Kraben Bay offers mangrove boardwalks where you can spot monitor lizards before visiting the sea turtle conservation project.
All necessary amenities, staff were well-trained and exceptionally nice and solicitous, breakfast was a feast. Highly recommended, this is the kind of place for which Thailand is justly famous for its hospitality.
All necessary amenities, staff were well-trained and exceptionally nice and solicitous, breakfast was a feast. Highly recommended, this is the kind of place for which Thailand is justly famous for its hospitality.
Sandy
Reviewed November 7, 2016Reviewed November 7, 2016
It was brand new so it was very clean and neat. We arrived there quite late night but still there was staff there to facilitate us. Overall, everything was good except the bed; it was too hard.
It was brand new so it was very clean and neat. We arrived there quite late night but still there was staff there to facilitate us. Overall, everything was good except the bed; it was too hard.
Jackie
Reviewed February 22, 2019Reviewed February 22, 2019
Had a nice 3 day escape. Went mid week so it was quiet! Room was large (32 sq m) and clean. Pool was also large, clean and quiet. Beach area was OK.... as the tide goes out a few hundred meters and when in come in the beach area gets very small. Breakfast was buffet two days and by order on the 3rd day. Again just OK.
Had a nice 3 day escape. Went mid week so it was quiet! Room was large (32 sq m) and clean. Pool was also large, clean and quiet. Beach area was OK.... as the tide goes out a few hundred meters and when in come in the beach area gets very small. Breakfast was buffet two days and by order on the 3rd day. Again just OK.
Randy
Reviewed February 13, 2017Reviewed February 13, 2017
This was a lovely little budget resort. 35 chalets arranged around a swimming pool and garden.
The pool was nice with very warm water so could spend ages in it. Sun loungers around the edge.
I was worried there was only Thai breakfast and the staff didn't speak English. However after sitting with a glass of water for 5 minutes the waitress brought me fried egg with frankfurters and 2 slices of toast. I was obviously not their first falang😁
The resort is off the main road but that stretch is...
This was a lovely little budget resort. 35 chalets arranged around a swimming pool and garden.
The pool was nice with very warm water so could spend ages in it. Sun loungers around the edge.
I was worried there was only Thai breakfast and the staff didn't speak English. However after sitting with a glass of water for 5 minutes the waitress brought me fried egg with frankfurters and 2 slices of toast. I was obviously not their first falang😁
The resort is off the main road but that stretch is...
David
Reviewed February 14, 2019Reviewed February 14, 2019
If you're planning an adventure to Tha Mai, staying at a motorhome park is a great way to get to know the area. Travellers like this area for both its beaches and its restaurants. After you've settled in at the caravan park in Tha Mai, get out into nature and make it a memorable trip.
What should I see when I'm in Tha Mai?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Tha Mai while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Chao Lao Beach, Kung Krabaen Bay Royal Development Study Center and Laem Sadet Beach.
What's it like to stay in a Tha Mai caravan park?
Booking a spot at a motorhome park is a fun and convenient alternative for your road trip to Tha Mai. This kind of accommodation offers you spacious grounds to park your motorhome and stay the night in the great outdoors. Many caravan parks are located close to lakes and hiking trails, which makes it easy to enjoy the outdoors.