Made famous during the Vietnam war in the 70’s Pattaya is now an international holiday resort.  Probably Thailand’s best known resort, Pattaya has everything to offer. Fine brand hotels, exhilarating night life and disco’s, excellent golf courses, and every available choice of cuisine on offer. Not for the faint hearted, Pattaya’s night life evolves around its go-go bars, which are mostly located in mid and South Pattaya. For the traveller seeking a quieter break , Jomtien Beach is a bit more tame, with a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of good restaurants and bars, it’s a great retreat from the hustle and bustle a little further down the road.

Royal Garden Shopping Plaza, located on Pattaya Beach Road.

Beach Road stalls and shops.

Koh Lan Island

a 40 minute boat trip from Pattaya Pier, takes us to Koh , then why not try some parasailing or hire a jet-ski from the beach.  Nice beach and lots of small restaurants makes Koh Lan a nice day out while in Pattaya.

* SCUBA diving also available ( subject to weather conditions)

10 Million year old stone park :

This is a zoo and animal show park, set in an area with prehistoric stones, and fossilized tree trunks, a nice place for a family day out where you can be photographed holding and feeding some rare and dangerous animals ( controlled of course!) also you can take part  ( not in person!) in crocodile feeding. 

Ripley’s “Believe it or Not”  :

Walk around this “museum” of fascinating fact and fictional myth. Located in the Royal Garden Plaza.

Pig & Whistle Pub  Located on soi 7 ( Mid-pattaya) great pub atmosphere and the best English breakfast in Thailand!

Pattaya Mini Brewery Pub Air-conditioned pub with a selection of home made beers and ales, excellent menu.