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Think of southern Thailand and miles upon miles of idyllic beaches probably come to mind. Many travelers dream of hotspots like Phuket, Krabi and Ko Phi Phi with this image in mind and are sorely disappointed with the reality of Thai beach towns. Sure, they're beautiful, but they're also packed with drunken tourists, obnoxious touts and miles upon miles of litter-dotted coastline, especially during high season. But not to
worry! The pristine beaches of your reveries still exist in Southeast
Asia. They just require a few border crossings. Sihanoukville, Cambodia Sihanoukville is Cambodia's most celebrated beach resort. Long a vacation destination for prosperous Cambodians, it's now become a popular backpacker spot. Check out Victory Beach for cheap accommodations, Serendipity Beach for great nightlife and Otres Beach for peace and quiet.
Pulau Tioman, Malaysia The small island of Pulau Tioman located off the southern coast of Malaysia, boasts both terrestrial and underwater thrills for travelers seeking to be one with nature. Divers can swim through colorful coral reefs and rub elbows with sharks, turtles and other marine life, while hikers can explore the island's lush greenery in a jungle trek. Nha Trang, Vietnam Nha Trang is quickly developing a reputation for revelry, and it's easy to see why. Remarkably, the pace in these small beach towns is still relatively slow; catch them while you can! More about the beaches of Southeast Asia around the Web:
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