Find your Beach: An Exotic Escape to the Beaches of Thailand

Fancy sitting on a stunning beach in Mexico and soaking up the sun at a luxury resort?

Corona want you to Break Your Routine, so they could be sending you on an incredible journey to a luxury Mexican resort, the stunning Riviera Maya. You’ll fly away from rainy Dublin, and land in sunny Cancun, then spend 7 nights in the incredible 5* resort. To celebrate this incredible giveaway, we’re taking a closer look at some of the most beautiful beaches in the world here on Her.ie. This week, Thailand.

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In recent years, Thailand has claimed one of the top spots for tourists visiting the east and rightly so. With delicious food, vast culture and breathtaking scenery Thailand is a must-visit destination for those who want an exotic break abroad.

But where are the best places to have some quality beach time?

Long Beach – Ko Lanta

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Long Beach in the Krabi Province of southern Thailand, has been described as one of the most scenic and cleanest beaches in the country. Long Beach is a good place to escape the major crowds, especially during the low season.

There are also bars and restaurants there where you can sit and have a few drinks and enjoy the view.

Kamala Beach - Phuket

A lovely spot for some quiet time, Kamala Beach on the west coast of Phuket, is a must-visit place to go if you want to sit back and enjoy the sun with a book or want to work on your tan. The southern end of the beach can sometimes get busy in the tourist season but the northern end is nearly always peaceful all year round.

Nai Yang Beach - Phuket

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Peaceful and serene, Nai Yang beach is the ultimate place to chill out. The atmosphere is very relaxed and there are many amenities in the area should you wish to have a bite to eat or something to drink for a good price.

Railay Beach – Between Krabi and Ao Nang

 

Railay beach is located on a small peninsula and is accessible only by boat due to the high cliffs cutting off mainland access but it’s worth the journey.

This is a very popular area especially to rock climbers, but it’s definitely not one to be missed.

Kata Beach – Kathu

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With easy access, this beach makes for a popular tourist attraction. A walk along the beachfront is highly recommended or you can simply just sit back and watch the sunset in the evening. The beach is a great place to have a swim or if you’re feeling more adventurous you can also go surfing.

Thailand has much to offer but its beaches are defintiely some of the finest in the world.

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