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Where can I take my Mum for a chilled beach vacation for 5 days from Bangkok?

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Oct 21, 2022
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Alan *******
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Hello, i have my Mum visiting, we're currently in BKK doing all the touristy things.

We probably want to head off to the beach on Sunday.

Any idea where we could go for 5 days to somewhere chilled that isn't raining?

Thanks in advance.
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The user is seeking recommendations for a relaxed beach destination near Bangkok for a 5-day visit with their mother. Suggestions from the community include Cha-am, Koh Chang (specifically White Sand Beach), Hua Hin, Pattaya, Jomtien, and Patong Beach in Phuket. Travelers highlighted the ease of access to these locations, the availability of family-friendly activities, and the current good weather conditions.
Steve *******
Hua Hin is the best option for a family friendly visit.

Beaches are okay and if you head a bit more south there are some beautiful places to visit.

Or Koh Larn near Pattaya, but there's not enough to do on that island for 5 days.
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Dan ********
Brighton
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John *******
Go to patong beach phuket 1hour 20minutes by plane
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Ste *******
Go to Pattaya 90 minutes, then get a ferry to Koh Laan
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Ivan *********
I have been to Jomtiem , The hotels were reasonably priced .
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Gordon *******
Jomtien 90 minutes away. Easiest choice
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David ***********
Pattaya 90 minutes away
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Sylvia ******
Hua Hin not that far you can go by train or take the bus
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Kool *******
Take the VIP bus to Trat, then the songtaew to the ferry to Koh Chang island. It is the second largest island in Thailand. It is five hours from Bangkok. Make a hotel reservation in the White Sand Beach area. It is the perfect beach area to relax at close to Bangkok. In the evening there are fresh seafood restaurants set up on the beach, then fire twirling shows. Then there are the sunsets. It has one of the longest beaches just to walk on.
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 Check out Klong Prao and Kai Bae areas of Koh Chang also. Great restaurants and beaches both Thai and International.
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Rob **********
Make your way down to Cha-am about 3 hours out of Bangkok, great beachside community, and no rain here.
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