5 Best Shopping Malls in Pattaya
Pattaya is undoubtedly home to some of the best shopping centres in Thailand. You can find anything from designer clothes to the latest high street fashions, technology or even just a place to cool down from the heat outside.
Some of these shopping malls are several stories high, full to the brim with anything and everything you could possibly need. Whether it's souvenirs you're after or just looking to treat yourself, one of these malls will be sure to have it!
I’ve put together this list of 5 of the best shopping malls in Pattaya for the self-confessed shopaholic.
Located along Beach Road, this 5-storey mall is easily one of the most popular shopping destinations in Pattaya.
With hundreds of retail stores, both designer and high street fashion brands, CentralFestival is fully equipped with many eateries, a multi-screen cinema and a bowling alley.
This multi-storey shopping mall is designed to resemble an airport. The realistic aeroplane outside kinda gives it away. Each floor is based on a different city decorated with giant structures such as the Eiffel Tower.
Terminal 21 has over 250 retailers on each floor, a vast supply of restaurants and food vendor outlets, and a cinema complex located at the top.
This shopping mall is probably most famous for the huge red Ripley’s ‘Believe it or Not’ aeroplane sticking out of it.
Definitely both an entertainment attraction and shopping centre, Royal Garden Plaza is filled with various retail brands, coffee shops and restaurants covering all four floors.
Mike Shopping Mall is the perfect mix of both popular retail stores and inexpensive unbranded items all under one roof.
This mall continues to attract tourists thanks to the decent pricing, unique souvenirs and generous food court.
Central Marina
Made to resemble a fisherman's village, Central Marina has many retail stores, eateries and a cinema inside the complex.
There are plenty of food vendors, and seating areas to enjoy the atmosphere with a live band often playing each night to add to the cool, chilled vibe of the mini village.
These shopping malls have all been updated since my stay in Thailand, so I’m sure they’re even more worthwhile visiting now.
If you’re looking for more family-friendly activities in Pattaya, then please check out my previous post 5 Family-Friendly Attractions in Pattaya
Or if you need some inspiration on what to do in Pattaya for free then read 10 Things to See in Pattaya for Free
And if you’re interested in reading about my personal experience living in Pattaya, please check out Pattaya, Thailand: My Experience
