Answered6 months ago
What are some beach locations in Thailand with nightlife that suit a retiree's budget?
I am retired and comfortable financially,. and I am looking for a place on the beach or with a ocean view, bit cannot make up my mind as to where I want to hang my hat. I know I love my beach life and nightlife, and I also know Pattaya is not my place. I have also spent time in Phuket previously, Expense wise I am trying to limit myself to 4 to 5k US dollars a month. Any suggestions would be appreciated! I have resided in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico for the past 25+ years but need a change of scenery.
Many suggestions in the comments regarding Hua Hin and they are appreciated but Hua Hin does not have the nightlife that I like. I love to relax in nightclubs at night. 😀🍻
Many suggestions in the comments regarding Hua Hin and they are appreciated but Hua Hin does not have the nightlife that I like. I love to relax in nightclubs at night. 😀🍻
Answer summary
The user, a retired expatriate looking for a beach location in Thailand with nightlife, seeks advice on where to live within a budget of $4,000 to $5,000 per month. They have ruled out Pattaya and are considering options like Hua Hin, Bang Saray, Koh Samui, and Jomtien, yet are concerned about the availability of nightlife in these areas. Commenters suggest various locations with potential accommodation options while emphasizing the importance of personal exploration and living experiences.
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May ****
Rawai patong
Kevin **********
Edward, you might want to check out Bali. Bali has an EDM club scene history dating back almost 30 years.
Kevin **********
Cha am, just north of Hua Hin. Checks all the boxes
David **********
Hat Yai in the far south, one of biggest cities in Thailand has everything and awesome beaches nearby at Samila, Songkhla. Also krabi is incredibly beautiful. The whole southern peninsula is interesting you have 2 different oceans and weather available within 2-4 hours drive. But you will find the tourist areas are expensive and crazy in high season, whereas the thai areas are too quiet and difficult for most foreigners.
Having said that the high season really only lasts 4 months but many things close down outside that time frame especially.on the smaller islands.
Koh Lanta maybe a good spot for you.
Having said that the high season really only lasts 4 months but many things close down outside that time frame especially.on the smaller islands.
Koh Lanta maybe a good spot for you.
Edward *******
OPDavid Williams You are very appreciated for taking the time to share your knowledge and experiences with me!🍻
David **********
Edward Haley no worries I know the area quite well after living 3 years there and marrying a local!
Roy *********
Koh Samui mate. You can’t beat it.
Edward *******
OPRoy Bennett Very much appreciate your recommendation! 🍻
Michael *********
Stay off the islands in Thailand you will eventually get bored, plus everything is much more expensive. Thirty minutes south of Pattaya is Rayong, home of one of the best beaches in Thailand, Mae Phim beach. A lot of nice condos overlooking the beach. Monday thru Thursday you will have miles of beach to yourself. If you want to occasionally visit an island you can go 20 minutes away to a town called Ban Phe. Here you can catch a ferry or speed boat to an island called Koh Samet. Also the town of Ban Phe is pretty awesome as well. Thailands hidden gem..
Edward *******
OPYou taking the time to share your knowledge and experience is "PRECIELESS" and very appreciated Michael! 😀💯😍 I will most definitely look into your information!😃
Don *********
Why would anyone want to travel to and live in another country just to be with other foreign folks. You're missing the whole point of being somewhere that isn't where you are from.
Most all these suggestions are tourist driven places, (both foreign and domestic ), and are terrible suggestions.
Most all these suggestions are tourist driven places, (both foreign and domestic ), and are terrible suggestions.
Edward *******
OPDon Cancamo Thank you for taking the time to respond but there are many factors such as healthcare, quality of life, economics and the list goes on and on .... Where do you live? If you feel the way you do why are you on this forum /webpage dedicated to Thailand Visa Advance and living in Thailand?
Don *********
Edward Haley
Quality healthcare, excellent quality of life, economics, ie: lower cost of living, and enriching cultural values are all available, and possibly more available in the less touristy areas of the country referred to above. If I told you where I live you would have to look it up as I doubt you know where it is.
I have seen one westerner in the last month, and nobody speaks my native language.
I'd say that relates to living in Thailand more than referring to expat populated bubbles.
Quality healthcare, excellent quality of life, economics, ie: lower cost of living, and enriching cultural values are all available, and possibly more available in the less touristy areas of the country referred to above. If I told you where I live you would have to look it up as I doubt you know where it is.
I have seen one westerner in the last month, and nobody speaks my native language.
I'd say that relates to living in Thailand more than referring to expat populated bubbles.
Peter *********
Yea pattaya is a shit hole and phuket is way over run. Try Lamai beach on Samui
Jean **************
Tu n'es pas obligé de faire le fanfaron avec ton pognon, on s'en fout. Vis ta vie où tu le souhaites, c'est à toi de décider
SemperFi ********
So you know what you like and don’t like, and are financially comfortable. Dude go out and find your spot. Get off the internet.
Edward *******
OPSemperFi Spirit I love the block feature so I do not have to deal with losers like yourself who have no life other than to hangout on the internet to antagonize others.
SemperFi ********
Edward Haley 😂 you are a dork
John *********
My advice to you is this.
Get yourself to Thailand and make your own mind up. Because I’m telling you 100% that what many think is wonderful will not be for you.
Get yourself to Thailand and make your own mind up. Because I’m telling you 100% that what many think is wonderful will not be for you.
Christopher *************
If you want nightclubs = Pattaya, Phuket. You can't have it all. 4-5 k a month? What do you want to buy? That's massive overkill.
ConfidentP**********
What a shame. Hua Hins loss. 555
Robert *******
Edward. Those suggesting there isn't nightlife in Hua Hin are being somewhat disingenuous. There's plenty going on, masses of live music choices, restaurants of every denomination, sky bars, family bars and girl bars. It has miles of beach and to the South there are some stunners as well as the amazing Sam Roi Yot National Park. There's day and night markets, and two superb modern malls.
It might be sleepy hollow compared with Phuket and Pattaya but it offers a far better quality of life. It's small enough to be easily navigated and both Bolt and Grab offer cheap taxi services.
Of course it's very subjective but a month or so in high season would give you the ideal time to explore.
It might be sleepy hollow compared with Phuket and Pattaya but it offers a far better quality of life. It's small enough to be easily navigated and both Bolt and Grab offer cheap taxi services.
Of course it's very subjective but a month or so in high season would give you the ideal time to explore.
Steven **************
Welcome to "Som's Ohana" in Lipanoi, Samui island.
Greg *************
Stop where you are. Buy a picture for the wall.
Marianne ********
Hua Hin doesn't have the nightlife you want?
Seems to be active enough if you know where to go.
Seems to be active enough if you know where to go.
Von ***********
Check out Del Mare condominiums at Bang Saray.
Beachfront, but only 30 mins to Sin City when you want to go relax as you put it.
Beachfront, but only 30 mins to Sin City when you want to go relax as you put it.
John ***********
Samui is best because of the clean air. Many places in Thailand have dirty air for six months a year. Places to live in Thailand is very limited now due to the air pollution.
Michelle **********
Koh Samui has everything you are describing as important. Chaweng Beach on Koh Samui. Great beach, great bars and nightlife.
Edward *******
OPMichelle Goldberg I am actually leaning to Koh Samui as of right now. Much appreciated your suggestion! 🍻
Nathan *********
Samui may be exactly what you are after.
Chris ****
Does not exist, accept the next best.
Galenus ******
Sluts are everywhere. Or what kind of Night-Life you're looking for❓
Edward *******
OPGalenus Gold Go Go bars and such do nothing for me. As I posted elsewhere I am looking for normal nightlife such as nightclubs and bars. EDM, hip-hop, pop music being played by DJs. The type of night life you would find in a major city in the U.S for example.
John ***********
Edward Haley If your into DJs Koh Samui gets some major acts. Debra De Luca etc. I don’t have a clue how they can afford some of the DJs, but they get big names.
John ***********
Edward Haley Wow!! Great to hear!
Edward *******
OPJohn G. Sands We are twins 😅 and just do not know it. I just saw your Facebook webpage, and I am originally from Minnesota and I lived in Cartagena and Santa Marta for 4 years while maintaining my home and residency in Mexico. It is a small world! 😀
John ***********
Edward Haley I’ve been to Zamna in Tulum, and traveled Mexico, and Colombia a lot. Koh Samui really has a decent scene. Go check it out for a few weeks. I bounce between Colombia, and Koh Samui.
Edward *******
OPJohn G. Sands Thank you and I was just in Phuket for EDC in Janaury. What a great fun time that was! I am going to EDC La Vegas this coming weekend!😀🍻
Paul ***********
I truly love Thailand but yes, look at Vietnam. Danang is nice.
Edward *******
OPPaul Patterson Thank you! 🍻
Bernard *********
Just 4 to 5 k ? If you are limited , better to stay where you are...
Karl ********
Bernard Rouhaud 5,000 usd per month as a bachelor is not enough?
SunnyChe*********
As mentioned - try Na Jomtien around Baan Amphur beach and further down to Bang Saray and Satahip.
Edward *******
OPSunnyChestnut4369 Will most definitely do that Sunny! 🍻
WhitePho********
Edward Haley I second bang Saray area, close enough to Pattaya but definitely a different world
Emerald********
Try visiting and see what you like
Edward *******
OPEmeraldWolf7059 I have been to Thailand several times as I posted earlier! 😃
Emerald********
Edward Haley seem clueless still
Marcus ******
Another vote for Jomtien. Have some nice modern condos like Copacabana front row sea front. Good facilities. It’s a nice mixture of beach life with plenty of food, gyms and good connections out. Plus close to Pattaya if want to pop in for shopping or more choices of food/drink.
Edward *******
OPMarcus Simp I did notice that in my research Marcus! Thank you! 🍻
Stephen ********
Try koh Chang plenty of night-life and awesome beaches with rustic little Bars on the beaches . Simple life and also a lot cheaper than those other places.
SunnyChe*********
Stephen Galvin but the weather is terrible
Edward *******
OPStephen Galvin Very much appreciate your recommendations Stephen! 🍻
Charlie ***************
Jomtien 💯🙏💯🇬🇧🔜🇹🇭🙏
Jon ********
View Talay 5C condo in Jomtien.
Todd *********
Thaiñand is simply a better version of PV and the Bahia. Which is also nice.
Pattaya is the greasiest place in all of Thailand and Phuket not far behind. Check Koh Samui, Koh Pha Ngan, Ao Nang, Hua Hin, Khao Lak, Koh Chang or even Chantaburi for more authentic Thai location.
Pattaya is the greasiest place in all of Thailand and Phuket not far behind. Check Koh Samui, Koh Pha Ngan, Ao Nang, Hua Hin, Khao Lak, Koh Chang or even Chantaburi for more authentic Thai location.
Julien **********
Todd McGowan do you know the country or are you just a basic tourist? Pattaya is ugly, a shit town for perverts.
Todd *********
Julien Chabanne reading comprehension is apparently a serious issue for you. Beat it dipshit.
Edward *******
OPTodd McGowan Your knowledge is very appreciated! 🍻
Todd *********
Edward Haley I’m also Mexico PR and lived in the Bahia, but I really do love Thailand more. It’s exceptional and great value. I can understand why you chose it.
I’m very confident you will find the location that sits best with you. Try fishermen’s village area of Koh Samui. Still had night life, but more for adults. And much younger, more varied demographic than PV. Just shift around slowly. It’s here for you for sure
I’m very confident you will find the location that sits best with you. Try fishermen’s village area of Koh Samui. Still had night life, but more for adults. And much younger, more varied demographic than PV. Just shift around slowly. It’s here for you for sure
Edward *******
OPTodd McGowan Again you are soooooo appreciated! 🍻 I will most definitely research that are visit it. PVR is a shithole now with it being overrun by gays in old town Vallarta, politicians getting paid off by contractors to get building permits, and not taking into consideration if if could handle parking, water and sewer and the electrical grid. so now at times shit flows down the street and we have blackout. There is no parking anywhere even the public ramps in central are renting paces by the month. The culture charm I loved for many years is now gone for the reasons I stated. My home is in the Amapas which is next to Conchas Chinas which is the wealthier part of PVR nad what took me 20 mintutes to get to my house from the airport 10 yeuars ago now takes me a hour or more. Fricking sad.
Annoy **********
Jomtien ... get a high rise condo rental ... Casablanca is nice ... just a few mins from night life ...
Julien **********
Annoy sir-name Jomtien is shit
Edward *******
OPAnnoy sir-name Seriously looking at this area as I have been there. 😀 Much appreciated your recommendation! 🍻
Ivan ********
Edward Haley I 2nd Jomtien :-)
Barath *******
Haley, we were in Bucerias last winter, soon heading to Phuket for good, I hope 😄
US 3k will get you a lovely place. I heard Hua Hin is another nice location but we have to be close to the airport, thus will be staying in Phuket, Mai Khao is an upcoming area, Bang Tao is equally nice. Good luck!
US 3k will get you a lovely place. I heard Hua Hin is another nice location but we have to be close to the airport, thus will be staying in Phuket, Mai Khao is an upcoming area, Bang Tao is equally nice. Good luck!
David *********
Phuket and Pattaya are dumps I just left Thailand after living there since before COVID the only reason I stay was because of good medical but beach wise terrible I just visited the Philippines better beaches but poor infrastructure so im off to try Vietnam next I have been told great beaches there
Simon ********
David Fulcher Phuket and Pattaya would be last on my list of places.
Edward *******
OPDavid Fulcher I have visited the PI many times but Thailand is a much cleaner place. They both have many positives and negatives.
David *********
Edward Haley yes I would not live in the Philippines but you don’t live in Thailand for the beaches I have traveled to every province in Thailand not one refreshing beach to swim in but as I said good medical prices for good food on the rise but to many good places ruined by expats
Simon ********
Edward Haley Philippines has clear waters and powder white sand, but dreadful food and hurricanes!
Edward *******
OPDavid Fulcher Your comment is appreciated beyond words as I value your knowledge and experience. It does surprise me about the beaches.
Ste *******
Hua Hin if you like the film Cocoon! Its a retirement home and pretty boring.
Jontiem is lovely, got everything, chilled and close to Pattaya if you need her lol
Or Rayong is also nice
Jontiem is lovely, got everything, chilled and close to Pattaya if you need her lol
Or Rayong is also nice
Bill *********
Ste Lacey Thus the reason Hua Hin is called God's waiting room!
Edward *******
OP@Bill ********
Thank you but not interested.Edward *******
OPSte Lacey I like a faster pace of life than what Hua Hin offers. Thank you for your input!
Todd *********
Edward Haley it’s not dissimilar to PV in many ways except for the demographic
Parsely *********
koh samui
Bazaar******
My 2 top suggestions for what you seek are...
Hua Hin which is very popular with retired Expats and foreigners staying long term and its popular for many good reasons..
Or...
Bang Saray which is only around 30 minutes from Pattaya but feels a world away from the madness but still close enough to use the infrastructure and amenities of Pattaya..
Bang Saray has a nice village feel about it, nice beach and has some good accommodation options..
My advice would be visit both for 2 or 3 weeks and see which place appeals to you the most..
One more worth at least considering would be Cha Am about 30 minutes from Hua Hin so take a look at that while you are in that area..
Hua Hin which is very popular with retired Expats and foreigners staying long term and its popular for many good reasons..
Or...
Bang Saray which is only around 30 minutes from Pattaya but feels a world away from the madness but still close enough to use the infrastructure and amenities of Pattaya..
Bang Saray has a nice village feel about it, nice beach and has some good accommodation options..
My advice would be visit both for 2 or 3 weeks and see which place appeals to you the most..
One more worth at least considering would be Cha Am about 30 minutes from Hua Hin so take a look at that while you are in that area..
Bill *********
BazaarAsia57 Hua Hin is super boring with no nightlife. Okay for a weekend visit but definitely not to live. I certainly do not want to go somewhere just to see more expats!
Pat *********
@Bill ********
good thing he's not talking to you then, 🤡Bazaar******
@Bill ********
This may actually surprise you but not everyone wants to live in the nightlife Disneyland atmosphere of Pattaya and perfer something a little more laid back. If you like Pattaya then that's fine and enjoy but I would much prefer something a little more low key..
And some people enjoy mixing with other Expats and I understand that..
Personally it doesn't bother me one way or the other really and I am free to choose my friends local or Expat..
Edward *******
OPBazaarAsia57 Thank you for taking the time to respond as your input is very appreciated! 🍻
Kylie ********
Hua Hin
Edward *******
OPKylie Murphy Thank you for the pace of life is to slow for me. I loave my nightlife and I am not referring to the go go bar type of nightlife but regular nightclubs and bars.
Stuart ***********
Edward Haley if that is the case you are actually quite limited. As others have said there are the places outside Pattaya like Sattahip. Koh Samui has a vibrant nightlife as does parts of Phuket and Krabi. I can't think of anywhere similar to Puerto Vallarta, probably Phuket or Pattaya are the most similar in Thailand.
Peter *********
Try spain
Edward *******
OPPeter Michael Love Spain and have been there many times. ❤
Peter *********
Edward Haley how bout Africa? Many nice places: Tunis, Lagos, South Africa??
Dave ******
Edward Haley that country? He named three.
Edward *******
OPPeter Michael Very true but not interested in that country as a permanent place to live.
Scott ******
Krabi?
Mark *********
It’s going to be a personal choice. The best thing to do is to take a long rental in places you like the look of and go and live there a few weeks/months to see if you like it. I like Jomtien which is south of Pattaya and only a couple of hours drive to Bangkok. I also have a soft spot for Hua Hin. Go and look for yourself. I really don’t like Phuket. It is too crowded with tourists, the roads are rammed and it’s just too far from the capital. But that’s me! We are all different.
Edward *******
OPMark Didcott Thank you and I am going to travel around like anyone should before committing to a area. 🍻
Mark *********
Edward Haley if you are looking for island life Koh Samui is my number 1 followed by Koh Chang.
Mark *********
Edward Haley I know what you mean.
Edward *******
OPMark Didcott Exactly why I have chosen to make it my home after living in Puerto Vallarta. Mx for 25+ years. I have been to the country on 6 occasion but mainly to Bangkok and Phuket. Visited Pattaya on 2 occasions. I am not a sex monger but enjoy normal nightclubs and bars.
Mark *********
Edward Haley good luck in Thailand. It’s a beautiful country with a welcoming and friendly culture.
Edward *******
OPMark Didcott Thank you and very appreciate your feedback! 🍻
Mark *********
Edward Haley I keep a small place in Bangkok as we have Thai family to visit there. Hua Hin and Jomtien/Rayong are beautiful and an easy drive to Bangkok. Koh Samui is really special and you should go and look but the drawback is it is an expensive flight in and out.
Potpon******
Try Sattahip it’s great location Great beaches centrally located to Pattaya but far enough away so you will have to really want to go there for night life
Very easy to live there very very comfortably on ฿2,500 (฿81,100) a month
Very easy to live there very very comfortably on ฿2,500 (฿81,100) a month
Edward *******
OPPotpong_Life Thank you and very appreciated the info! 🍻
Potpon******
Edward Haley they have a Thai navy base there that you can access the beach for ฿70 (฿20 vehicle, ฿50 foreign price) it’s the cleanest beach in all of that area
Just fyi Pattaya is about 10km from Sattahip
So close enough to get to far enough away for a secluded beach lifestyle
Just fyi Pattaya is about 10km from Sattahip
So close enough to get to far enough away for a secluded beach lifestyle
Mma *******
Potpong_Life yes that’s a great beach and clean water.
Gilda ******
Sam Roi Yot is a gem. Pak Nam Pran as well. Beautiful not very touristy, relatively cheap and great food. But it’s quite still with many bars and also only 40min drive to Hua Hin. Good luck
Edward *******
OPGilda Wake going to look into it and thank you!
Peter *******
Edward Haley I absolutely agree, I am from Sunshine Coast Queensland AU.
I have lived in a range of locations, from Cabo San Lucas, to most S.E. Asian countries.
For me, Sam Yoi Yot is absolutely perfect. It’s quiet enough for extensive navel gazing, but close enough 20 mins by car from Khao Takiab and the restaurants, bars and nightlife if you feel the urge to interact with both locals and expats from across the globe.
DM me, happy to chat
Pete
I have lived in a range of locations, from Cabo San Lucas, to most S.E. Asian countries.
For me, Sam Yoi Yot is absolutely perfect. It’s quiet enough for extensive navel gazing, but close enough 20 mins by car from Khao Takiab and the restaurants, bars and nightlife if you feel the urge to interact with both locals and expats from across the globe.
DM me, happy to chat
Pete
Edward *******
OPPeter James Very much appreciate your insights more than I can say in words.
Gilda ******
Peter James so glad to hear someone else loving SRY!
Gilda ******
Edward Haley pleasure. I hope you will find what you looking for!
Edward *******
OPGilda Wake Again very appreciated!
Christian *********
Go to DaNang Vietnam and live near the beach for $5-700
Marcus ******
Christian Bourget not going to be high end at that price.
Bazaar******
Christian Bourget Long term visa arrangements are a problem in Vietnam as no retirement visa option..
I agree its a nice area and cheaper but not practical for retirement in the long term..
I agree its a nice area and cheaper but not practical for retirement in the long term..
Edward *******
OPBazaarAsia57 I love the info! 🍻
Edward *******
OPChristian Bourget Thank you!
BrilliantR**********
Edward Haley hmmm da nang is no Thailand
Christian *********
BrilliantRaccoon4902 many of us like it better. And it's cheaper.
Christian *********
Edward Haley seriously though. It's awesome and it's cheaper than Thailand.


Christian *********
Todd McGowan you don't have to get out. You just cross the border for a few hours and come back in. People do it together. It's fun. Or you take a vacation to somewhere like Thailand. 
Edward *******
OPTodd McGowan Vert much appreciate your input on helping me in my choice of residency! 🍻
Todd *********
Christian Bourget 90 days max and you gotta get out. Da Nang is just a cheaper Miami Beach.
Michael ********
Travel down coast look at cha am, hua hin, ban krut chumporn khanom
Dave ******
Michael Dawson Khanom is deader than King Tut, which is OK if you like quiet.
Bill *********
Michael Dawson Hua Hin is super boring with no nightlife. Move along... 😁
Michael ********
@Bill ********
for me yes its boring, for some its not doesnt hurt to look it may fit his requirements
Christopher ******
@Bill ********
there’s nightlife on Soi 80 but yeah pretty tame
Robert **********
Christopher Frey I think Bill was being facetious, or at least tongue in cheek, as in "we've already got enough retirees here". And Soi Binta Baht, Soi 80, and Soi 94 are all bar and night club areas.
Edward *******
OPMichael Dawson I have been to Pattaya, Phuket , Hua Hiin and Chai Mi.
Michael ********
Edward Haley Ban Krut or Krood is nice a bit quieter not sure if enough night life for you but last time i went didnt really look as gave up drinking, but some nice restaurants. Can get down by bus or train if you dont drive
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