Bulone Resort

Family-friendly resort on the island's best beach

Photo of Bulone Resort , Main beach, Ko Bulon Lae. , Ko Bulon Lae

What we say: 3.5 stars

Occupying the best stretch of sand on Bulon, Bulone Resort is one of the first sights on arrival and easily the island's most popular resort. Bulone is a big hit with families who have young children -- the restaurant has a great sea view but it can seem like a playground with all the kids cartwheeling about. They've a wide selection of bungalows to choose from, ranging from clean wooden seaside family villas with multiple bedrooms to small bamboo shacks with grotty separate bathrooms. All bungalows have fans, mosquito nets, balconies with two chairs, and come with towels and quality linens. It's a family business, and the staff are very sincere, welcoming and helpful. Internet is available for 3 baht per minute in the evenings once the electricity has been switched on. Even if not staying here it's the best place to inquire about boats heading to Pakbara and elsewhere since Bulone Resort acts as the de facto port of the island. It's also the only resort on Ko Bulon that stays completely open year-round, and prices are negotiable during the slow months.

Contact details:

Main beach, Ko Bulon Lae.  T: (081) 897 9084 F: (081) 897 9084  
Email them at: reservation@bulone-resort.com
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What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Deluxe bungalow 950 THB 1,650 THB 1,000 baht for second row
Beachfront bungalow 750 THB 1,450 THB
Bungalow fan share b'room 400 THB 600 THB
Bungalow fan private b'room 500 THB 900 THB Third row. Add 30% for second row

Added to Travelfish on: 19th March, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 28th December, 2011

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