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Here's the full list of Kamala hotels in alphabetical order.
If you need some help deciding on an area or need to know where
to start you could try our e-concierge guide to
Kamala hotels.
Alternatively you can find hotels
by price, hotels by location
or hotels on a map. See also
our
Last Minute Hotels in Kamala Beach.
The Beach (our guide
for all you beach lovers)
Kamala Beach is a beautiful long stretch of beach that's pretty
deserted, even in high season. The main reason it's deserted is
there aren't the same high numbers of tourists in Kamala as some
other places so there's plenty of space. A day spent on the beach is truly a lazy day, not too many distractions......perfect.
May to October the waves at the north end of the beach attract surfers.
Kamala is the kind of place to relax with friends in a small restaurant
or local bar, so nightlife tends to be low-key however there is
an area where it's focused. The main evening attraction is the celebrated Phuket
FantaSea entertainment complex, which attracts visitors from
all over the island.
Dining options are beginning to expand as more local restaurants
open their doors. Seafood features highly on menus throughout Kamala
as does Thai food. Several good restaurants that offer steaks and
other international dishes are located close to the main nightlife
area. Some excellent food can be found from the hawkers that setup their
stalls at various places around Kamala.
Tourist items such as various silks, wood carvings, beachwear,
batik items, jewellery and tailors shops can be found all around
Kamala, use your bartering skills if necessary. Mini marts offer bread, milk, eggs etc but there's no supermarket
of note. Twice a week there's an interesting fresh food market where
you can find meat (very fresh) and all the fruit and vegetables
you'd expect and many you probably haven't seen before. |
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