Although these are more beach bungalows than beach huts, their price is very reasonable and compares to the price of beach huts elsewhere. They have 32 bungalows set in 67 acres of jungle right on the edge of the Andaman Sea. I have never felt so close to nature. We had a hornbill feeding it's young less than 10 metres from our balcony, we could see dolphins out at sea and we even had a morning visit from two monkeys who somehow got into our room! Treat yourself and stay in a 'luxury' beach hut.

www.tanjungsanctuary.com.my
P.O Box 199, Jalan Pantai Kok, Teluk Nibong, 07100, Langkawi, Kedah Darul Aman,
Malaysia
+604 952 0222

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Langkawi is probably better known for upmarket beach resorts, but there are cheaper options. Laid back Pantai Cenang is situated on a long sandy beach which never gets crowded. There is a good choice of places to eat, drink and stay, some right on the beach. The AB motel has clean rooms with a/c, fridge and TV. We stayed in the (most expensive) room at only £24 a night.

07000 Langkawi, Kedah Darul Aman, Malaysia, Pantai Cenang, Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia‎
+60 (0)49551300‎
Google map: tinyurl.com/2wpet3h

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The food is amazing and the atmosphere unrivalled. It sits right on the best bit of Pantai Cenang beach, amid palm trees and beautiful sands. My partner and I stayed next door at the Pelangi Beach Hotel, which was fine, but the food at Beach Garden was divine, we still have dreams about it now. The location is just true tropical paradise, food superb and cheap and the staff are kind and attentive. The resort also does basic rooms which I have been told are very good. We met people who are on second and third return visits to the resort, which speaks for itself.

www.beachgardenresort.com/

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