Haad Tha Nam beste stranden

It's hard to put into words, but this place is truly one-of-a-kind, albeit in a strange way. We stayed for two nights and found the beach to be incredibly beautiful and untouched, although it could use some shade and the sunbeds were a bit rusty. The hotel itself is quite old and not the cleanest, but the rooms are filled with natural light and have a charming atmosphere in the morning. The food was decent, although the hotel's restaurant could use more variety. Given the remote location of the hotel, it's understandable that they may not have a wide selection of food available. Speaking of remote, this place is really far away from everything. If you want to explore other areas, you'll need to budget for a taxi every night. While there were people on scooters, the road is poorly lit and can be a bit dangerous at night. This destination seems perfect for families with children who prefer a relaxing week at the beach and don't plan on venturing too far. P.S. I can't help but feel that the old boat has an eerie presence, but then again, that adds to the intrigue!

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Dit strand is gewoonweg prachtig en er zijn tal van opties voor entertainment en dineren. Het kan echter wat rustiger zijn tijdens het laagseizoen in mei, wanneer het regenseizoen begint. Desalniettemin kan dit de perfecte tijd zijn om te bezoeken als je de voorkeur geeft aan een meer vredige sfeer zonder de drukte. Onze accommodatie was handig gelegen direct aan het strand, waardoor ons verblijf nog aangenamer werd.

Dit strand is een van mijn favorieten aan de commerciële kant van het eiland. Het heeft wit zand en wordt vaak bezocht door twee fantastische resorts, Nature Beach Resort en The Siam Beach Resort, die beide bijdragen aan de charme ervan. Het strand biedt een van de meest opmerkelijke zonsondergangen op het eiland en er is een overvloed aan eten en drinken, strandstoelen en blije strandgangers. Telkens wanneer ik het eiland bezoek, kies ik altijd voor dit strand.

This beach is being used for the exploitation of elephants. At this location, elephant trainers are seen 'washing' the elephants, allowing tourists to sit on them, take photos, and even bathe with them. The elephants are also coerced into performing tricks, such as posing for photos or falling into the water. This behavior constitutes animal abuse. It is important to spread awareness and refrain from supporting or paying for these activities if you care about the well-being of elephants. These animals did not naturally learn to interact with humans in this way. They belong in their natural habitat. It is crucial to use common sense and understand that the trainers do not carry sticks for amusement. Educate yourself on the treatment of these animals. Once they leave the beach, the elephants are chained for the rest of their lives. They are not meant for human entertainment.

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