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Region: Southern Thailand> Province: Satun> Location: Ko Adang
National Park Accommodation
A range of options, from basic to brand-new
Park Office, Ko Adang
Satun Province
Description
A variety of accommodations are available on Ko Adang courtesy of the National Park Office. Camping is the cheapest option, and high-quality two-person tents are available for rent. The bathrooms facilities have showers and clean squat toilets. For more privacy, the longhouse rooms are simply constructed with mattresses on the floor. These can sleep up to four people and are a good value for groups. A big step up in luxury are the new fan bungalows. Completed in 2007, these beautiful cottages have high arched ceilings, porches, and sliding glass doors. Inside they're very spacious and have modern bathrooms with a large mirror, sink, Western toilet, and shower stall. There is one three-room family cabin available, and it can sleep up to eight people. All of the mattresses are quite firm and electricity is only available from 18:30 - 23:00.
Tent
150 THB (low season)
150 THB (high season)
30B if you have your own tent
Bungalow fan private b'room
600 THB (low season)
600 THB (high season)
Dbl fan share b'room
400 THB (low season)
400 THB (high season)
Longhouse rooms
Family room
2,000 THB (low season)
2,000 THB (high season)
Sleeps 6
Added to Travelfish on: 19th March, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 30th March, 2008
Guest feedback
Koh Adang - A private paradise - 
By pesky_tourist ( total comments: 4 
) Stayed here 3/2007
I had the pleasure of staying on Adang for more than three months ending in March of this year. The level of English spoken by the staff is directly related to the level of English spoken by the guests. The restaurant is NOT overpriced, in fact a bargain compared to what's available on nearby Lipe. Full American b-fast for Bt70. The hours are 07-1400 and 17-2200. Food was consistently well prepared and quite good given the limited facilities. Accomodations range from new cement bungalows (pricey) to the aforementioned longhouses that included toilet, etc. with an additional ten tents on platforms with thatch roofs on a ''private'' beach. I stayed the x-mas/new year holidays in a longhouse and then removed myself to a tent for the next 3 months. Marvelous! The ONLY drawback was the lack of 24-hour electric which meant the beer wasn't as cold as I would have liked. (See my comments for Lipe about that.) Longtail per person to Lipe is Bt50 for multiple or Bt100 single to Lipe.
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