Cape Kudu Hotel and Baan Yuyen

Cape+Kantary is a magazine that you will find in all the Cape and Kantary Properties. 

In this edition - Pages 78-80 - one writer visited Cape Kudu Hotel and stayed at Baan Yuyen. 

“Feeling at Home just took on a whole new meaning”

In fact, it’s not your typical two-bedroom pool villa at all! In fact, it’s not so much a ‘villa’ as it is a fully furnished abode that feels luxuriously…liveable.

In other words, your own actual holiday home: 1,314 square-metres of familiar comforts – think books, toys, charmingly mismatched crockery – all to your loved ones and yourself. This home-away-from-home consists of two annexes, each with their own double bedrooms, linked by an open terrace. 

Each annex has its own restroom, bathroom and yes, private pool (that’s not one but two pools on the property). Additionally, the main villa boasts a 25 square-metre fully equipped kitchen area and a generously appointed living area.

Please read the whole article here - or in the Cape and Kantary magazine which can be found in all Cape and Kantary properties. 

      

Koh Yao Noi - Coconuts

Cape+Kantary is a magazine that you will find in all the #CapeandKantary Properties.

In every edition there is always an article that we like to share. In this edition - http://www.capekantaryhotels.com/ckmagazine/Issue18/index.html - (Pages 64 -70) one writer visited #CapeKuduHotel and explored Koh Yao Noi.

Lung Bao, aka Uncle Coconut, operates a small farm on the west side of the island. Surrounded by rice fields, he grows mangoes, passion fruit, sapodilla, limes, flowers, and—obviously—coconuts. Most of the produce he sells to his friends; it’s the coconuts that the visitors come for (they honestly are particularly scrumptious).

Because of the increasing popularity of the island, however, his coconut crop occasionally can’t keep up with demand so he’s building a coffee shop on premises. It would be a shame to miss out on a coconut from Lung Bao, but his beautiful gardens are worth a visit just to see.

Photo courtesy of Pichayanun and http://2-mag.com/site/story/Dispatch%3A+Koh+Yao+Noi

    

Hua Hin - places to visit and things to do



Cape+Kantary is a magazine that you will find in all the #CapeandKantary Properties.  

In this edition - http://www.capekantaryhotels.com/ckmagazine/Issue12/index.html - (Pages 29 - 31) one writer from Bangkok visited Cape Nidra in Hua Hin to find out some things that they could do in Hua Hin.  

Living in Bangkok made the journey quite simple but it can be busy on the weekends as many locals choose Hua Hin and the relaxed environment as their escape.

-       Pay a game of golf - http://www.blackmountainhuahin.com/golf/ - and if the rest of the family don’t play are more activities - http://www.blackmountainhuahin.com/activities/waterpark/

-       Taste the local Wine - https://www.monsoonvalley.com/en - always worth visiting

-       Go for a drink - Hua Hin has a selection of pool halls and cocktail lounges – check out the sunset from ‘On the Rocks Bar’ - https://www.capenidhra.com/rocks_bar.php

-       Relax with us at the Cape Nidhra Hotel - https://www.capenidhra.com/dining.php

-       Visit somewhere very special – Tham Phraya Nakhon Cave… - http://thailand-huahin.com/national-parks/tham-phraya-nakhon-cave.html

-       Visit one of Thailand’s oldest Railway stations - http://www.tourismhuahin.com/railway-station-huahin.php - you could take a train somewhere?

-       Go on a bicycle ride - http://huahinbiketours.com - look here for several trips

-       For the more adventurous try Kite Surfing - http://www.huahinkitesurfing.com - or just watch…

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