John Suwan Mountain Viewpoint

Decent view, one hell of a climb

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This once popular viewpoint has become overgrown and difficult to reach. The poorly-maintained loose dirt path above Freedom Beach Bungalows is no longer marked, so ask a local if you want to check it out. Unfortunately, a few coconut trees and other foliage block a good deal of the view that once was. Don't plan on a great photo opportunity, but if you're in the neighbourhood, the bay views are quite lovely from this great height if you're up to a hot, perilous journey. In theory to get here,you should walk up the road above Freedom Beach Bungalows and follow the dirt path. Take a left upward rather than continuing south around the headland. When you simply cannot go any further, you're there.

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Between Ao Chalok Ban Kao and Ao Thian Ok

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