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Ao Nang - Introduction
Due to its central location in the Andaman Sea  and to its fabulous topography and sporting opportunities, Ao Nang is, at the  moment, arguably Thailand’s  best all-round beach destination. It is predominately a family and  sports destination. Whilst it lacks wild nightlife and young party travellers will bore quickly, it does have a few relaxed bars and two nightclubs.
Many beach destinations get ruined when over-development and  over-population result in an unsupportable excess of pollutants. But somewhere along the way there is an optimal  state, where there are enough facilities, but a still ecologicaly-sustainable  tourist population. Ao Nang is now at this stage and represents, for many  people, an ideal compromise between a pristine but boring destination and a fun but  polluted one.
The southern half of the beach is not yet bordered by a road, yet  the town has a wide enough range of facilities, for example six Italian  restaurants, to keep most visitors happily occupied for at least a couple of  weeks. 
Ao Nang is busy but hasn’t 
lost that laid back, friendly small-town feel; it is developed but still 
retains its original beauty and charm.
Ao Nang is, along with  Chiang Mai, one of Thailand’s  two most exciting soft and extreme adventure sports destinations. The home of two of the best  beaches on the planet, Railay, is fifteen minutes away by boat.                 The town’s location  on the eastern coast of Phang Nga bay puts it  within easy reach of all the fishing, diving and kayaking sites in the bay. A  day-trip to Koh Phi Phi is a better way to visit the place than  staying  there.
Ao Nang has numerous spas, beauty shops and massage parlours to offer 
you a little bit of pampering. Thai full- body massages lasting an hour 
cost around 250 Baht and, though you may feel that you have been pushed 
and pulled in improbable directions, you will feel rejuvenated afterwards.
Ao Nang has all standards of accommodation, from traditional wooden bungalows to luxury 5 star 
spa resorts.
Ao Nang itself has two idyllic, unspoilt beaches, which are lapped by 
clear, warm water. Other, pristine beaches are located on 
a number of outlying islands which can be accessed cheaply and quickly from Ao Nang
by local longtail boats.
Thai food is abundant in A