Satun Hotels from RM102

Placed upon the Southern Andaman Coast of Southern Thailand is the town of Satun. It is frequently used as a gateway to the south islands of the Andaman Sea. Surrounded by mountainous forests, at least eighty idyllic islands and filled with a tranquil, pristine atmosphere, Satun is renowned for its natural beauty. The quiet town makes for the perfect getaway location. It is a great place to explore by foot at a leisurely pace, while excitement awaits at the nearby islands at a whim. There are numerous trips and tours running daily to the dotted islands found across the coast surrounding Satun. Here we’ll be taking you through the best Satun hotels, while pointing out the best that the region has to offer.

About Satun

Satun is filled with fun for outdoor lovers. The jetty at Tammalang has numerous tours departing. Simply check with the tour agent to book an exciting excursion to one of the surrounding islands. The quaint town carries a great blend of Thai, Chinese and Malaysian meals, while dining at the restaurants near the Monkey Park grants a meal in a uniquely tranquil environment. Despite its laid back atmosphere, Satun has a lot to discover.

Best Place to Stay in Satun

Satun has a modest range of 3 star hotels which supply great value for the price charged. With their own in-house restaurants, outdoor pool access, dry cleaning and free Wi-Fi, the facilities and amenities supplied is great. Most 3 star hotels in Satun supply great added extras such as premium bedding, in-room coffee makers and cable television and give tour and ticketing advice from the front desk.

Don’t overlook the Satun hotels found in the rural areas of town. Your options are typically 3 star hotels as is the case for most of town, however the outlying hotels in Satun grant great privacy while still being relatively close to the town’s attractions. Most provide in-room minibars, in-house restaurants and have meeting rooms available for business clients.

Top Attractions in Satun

The Monkey Park, otherwise known as Monkey Mountain Park, is a magnificent green space where you can interact with a range of creatures including, of course, many monkeys. The park can be explored alone, however professional photographers are available to give you memorable photos of your interactions with the curious creatures There are even a few small caves to explore at the foot of the mountain found in the park. It is a great place to spend the afternoon, especially if you have kids.

Thale Ban National Park lies quite a distance from Satun at just a few kilometres from the Malaysian border. The extensive jungle-covered conservation area is well worth the long trip as the journey towards the Khao Chin mountains and into the western mangroves is an unforgettable experience. With multiple waterfalls in the park, thriving wildlife and amazing scenic beauty, you will find yourself completely immersed in the relatively untouched natural areas.

Best Place to Shop in Satun

The Mueang District of Satun has the greatest variety of stores selling local art and handicrafts. From batik artwork to pottery and textiles, the quality and designs are outstanding. This is also the area where you can find convenience stores, fashion and small electrical and electronic goods.

What to Eat in Satun

The Satun Night Market occupies an entire street and runs on every day of the week. The variety of food here is amazing, with a great diversity of meal choices and good prices overall. For western dishes you will need to look towards the restaurants found towards the centre of Saturn.