Holiday resorts in Thailand
The tropical island resort of Koh Chang is Thailand's second
largest island after Phuket, and is made up of stunning white
beaches, lofty mountain peaks, pristine rainforests and cascading
waterfal...
moreFar from the crowded resorts of Pattaya or Phuket, Koh Jum is
the ideal place to escape from the world. A tiny island situated
between Koh Lanta and Krabi Town, Koh Jum has not yet been invaded
by ...
moreKoh Lanta is a popular resort area in southern Thailand.
Consisting of two islands, Koh Lanta Yai and Koh Lanta Noi, pretty
much all of the tourist development is on Koh Lanta Yai, often
referred t...
moreThe beautiful little island of Koh Pha Ngan is a fantastic
holiday destination lying in the centre of the Gulf of Thailand,
about 62 miles (100km) from the mainland, and home to 8,000 or so
people ...
moreA small island near Ranong and the Myanmar border, Koh Phayam is
a small but growing resort in southern Thailand popular with budget
travellers. The Sea Gypsy Village itself is relaxed, with not a
...
moreKoh Phi Phi is an extraordinary holiday destination. The twin
Phi Phi islands, 30 miles (48km) east of Phuket, are
world-renowned, particularly since the making of the Leonardo di
Caprio film, The ...
moreThe T-shaped island of Koh Samet is within easy distance of
mainland Thailand, and at only 124 miles (200km) from Bangkok a
great weekend excursion to get out of the city. A popular island
for both...
moreA sun lover's holiday paradise, Koh Samui ('the coconut island')
is Thailand's third largest island resort and no longer the
footloose and fancy-free backpacker's secret hideaway it once was.
Koh S...
moreKoh Tao ('Turtle Island') has been described as offering 'heaven
under the sea', its main holiday attraction being the incredible
snorkelling and scuba diving opportunities afforded in its clean,
c...
moreThe tiny Thai province of Krabi, 500 miles (800km) south of
Bangkok, is a magical, as yet unspoilt paradise and one of the
country's most enchanting coastal holiday resort destinations. The
tranqui...
morePattaya, situated about 100 miles (160km) south of Bangkok, was
once just a quiet coastal fishing town. Today it teems with
holidaymakers, both local and foreign, and is packed with hotels,
shops, ...
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