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I read in the reviews that there are several beaches on Colana, can you tell me what they are, and how best to get to them
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There are several beaches there, the best is Tawaien, there is a pier, you can get to the rest of the beaches with a transfer to a small boat. I was on three beaches including Tawaien, in principle they are the same and there is nothing special there, except that the sand is not much whiter and finer, the water is a little cleaner than in Pattaya and cooler, which is refreshing :)) the last time I took a motorbike there, and traveled almost the entire island, it's cool :), but more expensive than on the mainland, 200 baht per hour.
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answered 13 years ago
you can get there from the Pattaya Pier at 9,10,11 in the morning on a longboat for 30-40 baht per person, sometimes they sell it back and forth for 150 baht, don’t be fooled, you can go by speedboat, but for other money 1200 baht one way from the boat.
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answered 13 years ago
Was on 3 beaches: Tawaien, Thayen and Samae.
Tawaien did not like it - not a very good area, a lot of Chinese ("Asian beach").
Thayen - small, weak infrastructure, some kind of abandoned view.
Having visited these beaches, the remaining 5 trips to Koh Lan, I was on Samay - "European beach", infrastructure, large - there is enough space for everyone, beautiful views. Get from the pier at the beginning (end? :)) of Volkin Street. I agree on speedboats, I got on, well, in my understanding, this is not a longboat - a pleasure boat for 200 people. The price in the spring of 2011 is 30 baht one way. They start walking from 7 in the morning, it is difficult to determine the interval, somewhere min. 30-40. And some go to the central pier of Koh Lan, while others go to Tiwaen (it says on them who goes where). In principle, you can sit on any.
Upon arrival, they meet on bikes, from 50 baht. But if you walk 150 meters, there is a tuk-tuk parking lot. From the central pier on Samay - 30 baht, from Tivaen - 50 baht. A tuk tuk is more convenient than riding a bike through the mountains.
On Tawayene, for some reason, sunbeds are more expensive, they squandered 100 baht. On Samai50, they took 30 once. Like everywhere else, there are enough cafes. Back-hours to 3 at the pier, sometimes waiting for the departure of 40 minutes. There were no problems with anything.
Tawaien did not like it - not a very good area, a lot of Chinese ("Asian beach").
Thayen - small, weak infrastructure, some kind of abandoned view.
Having visited these beaches, the remaining 5 trips to Koh Lan, I was on Samay - "European beach", infrastructure, large - there is enough space for everyone, beautiful views. Get from the pier at the beginning (end? :)) of Volkin Street. I agree on speedboats, I got on, well, in my understanding, this is not a longboat - a pleasure boat for 200 people. The price in the spring of 2011 is 30 baht one way. They start walking from 7 in the morning, it is difficult to determine the interval, somewhere min. 30-40. And some go to the central pier of Koh Lan, while others go to Tiwaen (it says on them who goes where). In principle, you can sit on any.
Upon arrival, they meet on bikes, from 50 baht. But if you walk 150 meters, there is a tuk-tuk parking lot. From the central pier on Samay - 30 baht, from Tivaen - 50 baht. A tuk tuk is more convenient than riding a bike through the mountains.
On Tawayene, for some reason, sunbeds are more expensive, they squandered 100 baht. On Samai50, they took 30 once. Like everywhere else, there are enough cafes. Back-hours to 3 at the pier, sometimes waiting for the departure of 40 minutes. There were no problems with anything.
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answered 13 years ago
Big ships go to Ta Waen beach every hour and speedboats 5 pieces every 10 minutes, so you don’t have to wait for cleanliness. The largest beach, designed for Chinese tourist groups, who behave worse than crows in a cemetery (sorry for such an assessment. In one way, the Chinese are very personal). the horse's price tag for everything, the people - several thousand. I do not recommend visiting under any pretext. in extreme cases - a small beach to the right of the pier.
Samae - good sand, infrastructure (eat, toilet, shower), but small, although I prefer this particular beach.
Thian Beach - secluded. I have been several times and it is always very sparsely crowded, and therefore there is nowhere to eat normally. Also shallow, especially at low tide.
Nuan Beach (or Monkey Beach) is only worth a visit if you haven't seen monkeys anywhere before. sharp stones in the sea. bananas are better to take with you, because. the price tag for the monkey-eater is inadequate.
in fact, everyone chooses their own beach empirically. my beach is Samae. I ride a regular 30 baht ship plus 50 baht for a motorbike taxi. if you drive yourself, then it’s easier to take a bike once and choose a beach for yourself.
Samae - good sand, infrastructure (eat, toilet, shower), but small, although I prefer this particular beach.
Thian Beach - secluded. I have been several times and it is always very sparsely crowded, and therefore there is nowhere to eat normally. Also shallow, especially at low tide.
Nuan Beach (or Monkey Beach) is only worth a visit if you haven't seen monkeys anywhere before. sharp stones in the sea. bananas are better to take with you, because. the price tag for the monkey-eater is inadequate.
in fact, everyone chooses their own beach empirically. my beach is Samae. I ride a regular 30 baht ship plus 50 baht for a motorbike taxi. if you drive yourself, then it’s easier to take a bike once and choose a beach for yourself.
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answered 13 years ago
A direct boat to Tawaen Beach departs only at 8, 9, 11 and 13 hours and costs 30 baht one way. The rest of the boats go to the pier, from which you need to go by tuk-tuk. At 10 o'clock there is no direct boat, in the intervals too. On a speedboat, you can get there for 300 baht per person in both directions, but you need to wait until a group of at least 12 people is gathered.
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answered 13 years ago
It is better to look on the Internet for yourself, there are also pictures.
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answered 13 years ago