White Sands
Around 200km from Bangkok, the Rayong province sits looking over the Gulf of Thailand, with a coastline stretching 100km of idyllic paradise beaches, renowned for their quiet and unspoilt white sands.
The area is sketched out by mountains and interspersing plains, abundant with forests and fruit plantations, breathtaking waterfalls, some of which are eight levels high, and hundreds of awe inspiring caves.
Gateway to the Islands
Many of the most popular tourist islands of Thailand, such as Ko Samet, Ko Mun and Ko Kodi, belong to the Rayong province and offer transportation between.
A holiday in Rayong has everything to offer, from the natural attractions of the Khao Wong National Park to the historical splendor of countless temples and shrines, to aquariums to crystal factories.
Rayong is one of the country’s major industrial and agricultural provinces, but don’t let this put you off, because it is a fully functioning economic area it retains the customs and traditions of everyday life and so is perfect for backpacking holidays and for those who wish to taste genuine Thai culture.
Explore Rayong for less
Well known for its sea food and tropical fruit, with the famous rambutan, magosteen and durian growing in the local plantations, Rayong offers authentic Thai cuisine and, in May, hosts a huge fruit festival.
Even if you prefer the comfort of a resort there are plenty of 4-5 star hotels in Rayong all catered to suite every one of your needs.
There are so many reasons why holidays in Thailand are so popular, drawing people back time and time again, but why not see for yourself; at lowcostholidays.com we are sure to find the perfect deal for you.