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    Bankai and Bantai Beaches Koh Phangan
    Haad Ban Kai Beach
    Ao Ban Kai is a small village located halfway between Thong Sala and Haad Rin. Ban Kai beach is also a great spot of you are seeking solitude and great views over to Koh Samui. The beach is wide and flanked by coconut palms as well as offering a number of bungalow resorts. Loosely translated, Ban Kai means "camping village", named for the days when gold miners used to spend their nights here. While you won't find any gold these days, the area still maintains a quiet and rustic camping feel. A creek breaks the beach and sets the border between Ban Kai and Ban Tai. While there can be a fair amount of rubbish and debris around the creek, most of the beach is very clean and quite lovely. The sand is a bit rough and the beach narrow in some spots, especially to the far east where it peters out at the small rocky headland at Gold Beach Resort. The sea here descends slowly and the seafloor is smooth, so the swimming is decent but shallow.

    Long stretches of palm grove and open space lie between many setups, so it feels much more isolated than it really is being so close to Haad Rin. The options are mostly very basic, popular among mellower backpackers, although nights can get a bit rowdier than the other beaches along here due to the predominantly younger crowd. There are a lot of very friendly and chilled spots to stay along Ban Kai, so it's a good choice if you want tranquility by day and a little more action at night without leaving the vicinity of the major centres of the island.








    Haad Baan Tai Beach
    Ao Ban Tai is a long stretch of white sand with a lovely sunset view and you are like to have the beach to yourself at many spots. This beach offers great views of the sunset over the long stretches of white sands running from Thong Sala down to Ban Kai.

    Ban Tai is a small village where boats can be rented and fishing trips arranged located halfway between Thong Sala and Had Rin, the coastline is all in lowland areas and has long been used as coconut plantation. The flat land allows the beaches to run uninterrupted for over eight kilometers, broken only by streams and rivers that spring from the surrounding mountains.

    The resorts are generally well spaced, have a good deal of beach frontage and it is always possible to find a secluded spot anywhere along the long white sand beach. As many of the resorts are close to Thong Sala and Had Rin, this makes the Ban Tai area popular for those who want to be near the action, but not too near. There is also a small town in Ban Tai with a local market and fishing pier. The beache here are quite nice, with over two dozen bungalows to choose. BB On Ban Tai Village. Half Moon Festival takes place twice, One week before and one week after Full Moon. The Famous Phangan's Best Music & Dance Festival is Presented by Harmony Team. which provides the latest sound system, Highest quality Equipment and DJs. BB The event is Indoor and Outdoor dancing arenas, The area is covered by Artist's UV decorations. There is Fire show across from the main dance floor.



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