Lyndale Lodge isn't just a comfortable base — it's a doorway to some of the Gulf of Thailand's most beautiful corners. Beaches, islands, caves and a national park, all within easy reach.
A clean, gently curved bay cradled between two mountains — Khao Lom Muak and Khao Klong Wan — within the Royal Thai Air Force grounds. It is calm and safe for swimming, with easygoing local restaurants run by air-force families and boats you can charter for a night of squid fishing.
More than 7 kilometres of soft, quiet sand near the Pranburi river mouth — peaceful and private, with a seafront road for a slow scenic drive and an old wooden pier reaching into the sea that has become the beach's quiet landmark.
A lush island of beaches, hills and coconut groves. Snorkel and kayak the clear water at Ao Sai Yai, find quiet white sand at Ao Mook, or take in the view at Ao Thian among its candle trees.
The park's dramatic limestone peaks rise over serene beaches, lotus-filled wetlands and forest trails. The highlight is Phraya Nakhon Cave — a forest walk leads to a vast cavern where sunlight pours onto the golden Kuha Karuhas Pavilion.
Base yourself at Lyndale Lodge and explore at your own pace. Tell us your dates and we'll get your room ready.
