BeauBo Beach

BeauBo Beach offers bungalows and rooms in a choice of set-ups: standard rooms with a king bed or two single beds, a family room for up to four guests and a deluxe room with a partial sea view. Several of them have a garden view, and some also have a balcony or terrace.

Air conditioning and fans are both found across the rooms, and one room has a shared bathroom rather than a private one. Rooms with a private bathroom include toiletries, and the family room and the Deluxe Sea View room both have a flat-screen TV, so the rooms cover a range of everyday needs.

At BeauBo Beach the on-site facilities include a garden, a massage service and a yoga room, along with a bar, a coffee shop and food delivery. Wi-Fi is free in all rooms and is also available in the public areas, with internet services and a flat-screen TV in the rooms.

The property also offers hiking, snorkelling, diving, fishing, non-motorised water sports and a mini golf course, and tours can be arranged. A shuttle service and car hire are available, and there are laundry and dry cleaning services for guests who need them. Air conditioning is also installed in the public areas, and there is a terrace for guests to use.

BeauBo Beach sits in the village of Baan Tai on Ko Pha-ngan, an island in the Gulf of Thailand that is reached by boat. The area is a mix of small villages, temples and beaches, and the island's interior is hilly and green, so hiking is one of the things to do here. Several beaches and bays lie along the island's coasts, and the village is small enough to explore on foot.

Haad Baan Tai beach is 1.2 km away, and Wat Khao Tham, a pagoda, is 650 m from the property. A night market is also 1.2 km away, and a Thai massage studio sits 100 m from the front of the property, so the village's everyday life is close at hand. A kiteboarding school is also close by, so wind sports are part of the local scene.

Ko Pha-ngan has no bridge, so the nearest airport, Samui Airport on Ko Samui, lies across the water and the last stretch of the journey is by boat. The hills and the beach at Haad Baan Tai make a simple start for a day out, and the evening stalls of the night market are a good way to end it, with local food and everyday goods on sale.