All beaches in Thailand are beautiful. The territory is huge. I liked the abundance of cafes on Kamala. There is the most profitable exchanger nearby (as soon as you cross the wooden bridge, there is an exchanger along the path). It's a cool little place on the right, under the pines, where there's a swing. We did a massage on the beach - super! There is a passage between the two hotels. In principle, you can always find a place for a massage there. Prices are like everywhere else! If we go to the beach next to the police station, then you can buy a drink there, sit on logs or a table, sit and admire the sunset. Horseback riding is carried out on the beach. Mostly Indians ride. It is also worth noting a few points about Kamala in general! From conversations with local and personal marks: 1. Relative to other beaches in Phuket, Kamala is a quiet place. Those who live permanently in Phuket prefer Kamala. It's quiet here, it's not so expensive to rent accommodation and food, and car rental will be cheaper here! 2. Food on the market and in cafes is cheaper here than on the popular beaches. 3. You can download taxi apps (Grab or Bolt) to get around. Or catch the locals on tuktuks and negotiate a price. They are cooperative. The main thing is to be able to bargain

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Александр Маков

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The average beach, the sand, there are cafes, sun beds for a hundred baht, you can spread out your own, there is enough space for swimming, there are no annoying lifeguards. You can relax, eat, drink not only alcohol, but also various fresh drinks, hire a tuk tuk in the form of a taxi, but you need to bargain, it's too expensive for a regular taxi. One of the disadvantages is that there is nowhere to wash your feet after swimming in the sea, as well as to wash yourself. The beach is not seriously cleaned, although it is not so much cluttered. There are no changing booths either. To wash your feet-five baht at one point, the toilet is paid - 10 baht, in the same place. I advise you not to rest under the palm trees, so as not to get a coconut in your forehead or somewhere else.

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