Satun Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
town in Satun province, Thailand
About Satun
Satun is only a few kilometres from the Andaman coast but a whopping 940 km from Bangkok. Although a majority-Malay Muslim town, Satun has largely escaped the strife that plagues some of the neighbouring provinces such as Narathiwat, Yala and Pattani. Satun is a safe and very friendly place to visit. Satun had a population of 24,000 in 2020. The dialect of Malay spoken here is different from that spoken in the other southern Thai provinces, and is instead similar to theKedahdialect of Malay. Satun is also the name of the province. When looking for transport to Satun, ensure you are booking tickets to Satun town, and not another place in Satun province.
Where to Eat in Satun
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Kru Bareh
- 🍴Kwong Look Chin Plaa
- 🍴@On's The kitchen
- 🍴Ti Baan Restaurant
Where to Stay in Satun
- 🏨Ang Yee's Guesthouse and Art Cafe
- 🏨Bungalow My House
- 🏨Farmkhai
- 🏨Satunthani Hotel
- 🏨Udomsuk Hotel
Satun Travel Guide Sections
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