Haad Saikantang
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Haad Saikantang
A peaceful and beautiful alternative to Haad Rin's beaches, this is a good place to avoid the worst crowds while having easy access to services and night life.
-
Coco Hut
A happening resort
Haad Saikantang, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 375 368; F: (077) 375 368Coco Hut is a lively place with something to offer most budgets. The two-storey guesthouse provides relatively inexpensive fan rooms to backpackers while a variety of suites and large private ... View details
Book Online
-
Sarikantang Resort and Spa
Popular classy spot
Haad Saikantang, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 375 055-6; F: (077) 375 057Formerly known as Bumblebee, Sarikantang is a classy operation for budget to upscale travellers. The atmosphere is more mature than neighbouring Coco Hut but still quite relaxed and casual. ... View details
Book Online
-
Lighthouse Bungalows
Decent rooms, great views and restaurant
Haad Saikantang, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 375 075;A rickety boardwalk around the eastern headland leads visitors from Haad Saikantang to Lighthouse Bungalows. Away from everything else, along the rocks and hillside without a beach of its own, this ... View details
Book Online
-
Leela Beach
Popular last resort
130/21 Haad Saikantang, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 375 094;Leela seems to be a last resort for backpackers when the rest of the area's budget accommodations fill up at full moon time. The majority of the huts sit at various elevations on a hill well off the ... View details
Book Online
Jump to a different destination in Thailand
Photo gallery
Add your photos to this via Flickr More info
Jump to a destination
- Hot spots
- Bangkok & surrounds
- Central Thailand
- Northern Thailand
- About this region
- Ban Huay Kon
- Ban Toei
- Chiang Dao
- Chiang Kham
- Chiang Khong
- Chiang Mai
- Chiang Rai
- Chiang Saen
- Chom Thong
- Doi Inthanon
- Doi Khun Tan N.P.
- Doi Phukha N.P.
- Hang Dong
- Hot
- Kamphaeng Phet
- Khun Yuam
- Lampang
- Lamphun
- Mae Chaem
- Mae Na Chon
- Mae Hong Son
- Mae Salong
- Mae Sariang
- Mae Sot
- Mae Sai
- Nan
- Nan to Ban Huay Kon
- Pai
- Phayao
- Phitsanulok
- Phrae
- Phrao
- Phu Chee Fah
- Phu Lang Ka
- Sanpatong
- Si Satchanalai
- Soppong
- Sukhothai
- Tak
- Umphang
- Northeastern Thailand
- Eastern Thailand
- Southern Thailand
- About this region
- Ao Nang
- Ao Phang Nga N.M.P.
- Ban Krut
- Bang Saphan Yai
- Betong
- Cha-am
- Chumphon
- Chumphon Beaches
- Haad Nopphara Thara
- Hat Yai
- Hua Hin
- Khao Lak
- Khao Sam Roi Yot N.P.
- Krabi
- Nakhon Si Thammarat
- Nakhon Si Thammarat Beaches
- Narathiwat
- Pattani
- Phang Nga Town
- Phattalung
- Phetburi
- Prachuap Khiri Khan
- Railay Beach
- Ranong
- Satun
- Sungai Kolok
- Surat Thani
- Tak Bai
- Trang
- Yala
- Islands in Thailand
Travelfish top 5 spots
-
Top accommodation by review
Coco Hut
4 votes Haad Saikantang
Haad Saikantang
T: (077) 375 368
F: (077) 375 368
Sarikantang Resort and Spa
2 votes Haad Saikantang
Haad Saikantang
T: (077) 375 055-6
F: (077) 375 057
Lighthouse Bungalows
1 vote Haad Saikantang
Haad Saikantang
T: (077) 375 075
Leela Beach
1 vote 130/21 Haad Saikantang
Haad Saikantang
T: (077) 375 094
Thailand FAQ
-
How much should I budget per day for a holiday in Thailand?
What should I pack for a holiday in Thailand?
What is the voltage in Thailand?
Is Thailand safe?
Is Thailand a safe place to travel alone to?
What is the weather like in Thailand?
Should I bring travellers cheques, credit/debit cards or cash to Thailand?
Should I bargain for everything I want to buy in Thailand?
Can I drink the tap water in Thailand?
What standard of acommodation can I expect for US$5?
Can I use drugs in Thailand?
Can I trust the Thai police?
What shouldn't I pack for a holiday in Thailand?
Should I take my own padlock for the door of my room while travelling in Thailand?
What are Thailand's visa requirements?
