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I like that part of Ban Phe, as it is very easy going and has lots of little Restaurants or you go buy fresh fishes from the market. Good beach for children. Banana Boats available to have some fun. Shade from the trees.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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That's a marvelous place to stop, not many people, many little restaurants around proposing simple Thai food, we enjoyed for sure the sea food as it's a specialty there, the little wind was welcomed, the beach itself is very nice, the sea beautiful with not too strong waves, perfect for children. The fishermen village has a little market on the beach proposing raw seafood, that can eventually be cooked on site if you ask with a smile (0.5 USD over charge, whatever you buy).…
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Date of experience: June 2019
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Suan Son, about 30 km east of Rayong City, is one of Rayong Province's most elegant beaches. It is so called from the Casuarina Pines that line the beach service road, overarching the road and providing many shady picnic spots. We had a house visitor from Udon, so headed to Suan Son for a seafood lunch. We chose a beachside restaurant with deck chairs and umbrellas on the beach and enjoyed a Leo Beer while we waited for our order. We had 700 grams of king prawns steamed in ginger and basil, a bowl of shelled oysters on ice, served with a chili jam and crispy fried onions, squid stir fried with garlic, and a plate of raw prawns marinading in garlic, chili and lime juice. All of this came to a very modest Baht 1,170.…
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Date of experience: May 2019
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Suan Son is one of a chain of beaches stretching west to east along Rayong Province's coastline with the Gulf of Thailand. Suan Son in Thai means Park of Pines, so called because of the stately Casuarina Pines that line the back of the beach and the other side of the beach service road. The beach aside, one of the things that always strikes me is the drive along the service road through an arboreal archway of Casuarina Pines. Sometimes, but unfortunately not today, the sunbeams penetrate the overhead canopy and strike down through the foliage to the roadway in a spectacular light show. It is an impressive site.…
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Date of experience: February 2018
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