Affordable Beach Resorts

Before the only chic place was the beachfront of Cape Town’s Indian Ocean, until one day, the capricious minds of traveler’s switch their attention to the Atlantic coast. Today, the place has become trendy and the popular Glencairn Hotel has been fully remodeled and now known as the Southern Right Hotel. The prudish building has Moroccan-style chandeliers, generous colonial dimensions and cretestone walls. However, only five out of ten rooms has the over looking view of the sea.

If you want to be isolated from the noise and stress at the city, the right place for you is the Matemwe Bungalows found in Tanzania. On the year 1989, two sisters from Sweden stopped by on Zanzibar’s northeastern coast. Enchanted by its allure, they decided to stay and build Matemwe Bungalows. All 14 huts don’t have televisions, telephones or even electricity. At night time, you will only use candles and fluttering kerosene lamps. All meals are included as you stay. You will encounter the famous used to be fisherman that traded his pole to become a pastry chef to serve the travelers the most delicious cake.

In the small island of Lanta Yaiis, where Bangkok’s aristocratic devote their weekends in confinement, everybody’s talking about the utter, innovative Costa Lanta, built with the use of lumber from Colonial-era houses. Covered among shrubs, the 22 bungalows have gliding wooden walls that unclose to the elements and in-house and out-of-door showers. The most popular rooms are rooms 201 to 204 because at front is the beautiful pool. All the party and activities happens down by the beach so there’s no need to worry about noise. There’s a diner surrounded by rows of towering timbers and a cool bar.