Ko Si Boya's beach isn’t spectacular, but the mangrove setting is wild and full of life. The simple bamboo bungalows here are set in manicured gardens, some have floor-to-ceiling windows. Private homes are large, stylish and affordable. It's great value, especially if you're looking for hammock-lounging tranquillity. There are family-friendly homes that sleep four people.
Siboya Bungalows
Krabi Province
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