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• Rayong Aquarium
  "On the way to Koh samed: great value n worth a vist"
  "Very close to Ban Phe ferry port! The entry fee is just 1 usd just 30 Thb and same for all Thai and foreign tourists It has a underwater walk way with lotsa fish including sharks ( small fellows) turtles, sting rays among other interesting sea creatures. Theres a small museum which tells about the ..."local fishing techniques including boats, nets and fishing locations. The ace is neat, clean n well maintained and can be covered in about an hour.Definitely worth a visit! If you are interested in purchasing small trinkets made of seashells...one can get it just outside the aquarium gates or in the nearby ban phe supermarket! " More >
• Suphattra Land
  "Fruity Fun ! Great value for money, time n fruits!"
  "Excellent day trip from Pattaya. The place is very close to Ban khai near Rayong city.the entry fee is 450 thb for foreign tourists n 300 thb for locals. A tram takes you around a fruit garden full of exotic tropical fruits like durians, mangoes, jack fruits,mangoes, rambutans,mangostien, grapes n o..."ther plants like hydrophonics, rubber trees, orchids etc. It also has its own bee farm where one can buy honey! The best part is the all you can eat fruit and som tam ( papaya salad) served at 2 stops during the 2 hour ride. A guide explains the fruits and plants in the garden. The only negative is the out of the way location. Best season to visit are the months of April and May. " More >
• Suphattra Land
  "What an awesome idea"
  "This is such a great place, particularly if you love fruit. My wife and I went on a day trip from Bangkok - about 2 1/2 hours each way in a rented car. (Car was 3000 THB from our hotel.) It's just a gigantic celebration of fruit. You pay 450THB as a foreigner to get in, and that gets you a tram r..."ide around the orchard and an all-you-can eat fruit buffet, as well as a similar custom-made green papaya salad buffet. The fruit buffet is a dream. You just walk up to the tables, and they have mangosteens, pineapple, papaya, pomelo, snake fruit, rambutans, lanzones, mango that you just take and eat. There's a separate Durian buffet. There's also santols that fall off the trees that you can just pick up and eat - not sure why they didn't serve them. There's picnic benches around where you can sit down, and faucets where you can wash your hands. We were there at the end of May - I assume there's different fruits based on the season. As a foreigner, one small issue is that the tram guid... " More >