Highlights of Surat Thani
Often described as the gateway to Thailand’s Gulf islands, Surat Thani province has far more to offer than simply being a transport hub for ferries to Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan and Ko Tao. Covering a large area of southern…

Often described as the gateway to Thailand’s Gulf islands, Surat Thani province has far more to offer than simply being a transport hub for ferries to Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan and Ko Tao. Covering a large area of southern…

Often overlooked in favour of Thailand’s more famous beach destinations, Nakhon Si Thammarat offers travellers a fascinating blend of history, culture, mountains, and coastline. Stretching from the Gulf of Thailand to the forested peaks of southern Thailand’s highest mountains, Nakhon…

Chumphon is one of Southern Thailand’s most underrated destinations. While many travellers pass through on their way to the popular islands of the Gulf of Thailand, those who stay a little longer are rewarded with quiet beaches, welcoming communities, rich…

Thailand’s beaches are a major draw for travellers, with soft sands, warm seas, and stunning island scenery attracting millions of visitors each year. For most people, a day at the beach passes without incident. However, as inviting as the ocean…

For travellers craving something beyond Thailand’s well-trodden destinations, Ranong offers a refreshing alternative. Situated on the northern stretch of the Andaman coastline near the border with Myanmar, this laid-back province remains one of the least-visited (and least-populated) in the country….

Situated in the Ko Chang archipelago in eastern Thailand, Ko Mak offers a different vision of island tourism. Instead of high-rise hotels, neon nightlife, and mass tourism, this small island has chosen a quieter path built around sustainability and community…

Thailand’s eastern province of Trat is home to one of the country’s most rewarding island-hopping destinations. Just offshore lies the Ko Chang archipelago, a cluster of tropical islands known for jungle-covered mountains, quiet beaches and clear waters. While Ko Chang…

Most visitors come to Ko Chang for its long sandy beaches, clear water, and laid-back resort atmosphere. The island’s west coast, with its line of beach towns and resorts, has become the focal point for tourism in the region. Yet…

Trang sits quietly on Thailand’s Andaman Coast, south of Krabi and well away from mass tourism. For travellers who enjoy island-hopping without crowds, fixed itineraries, or nightlife-driven resorts, Trang offers an appealing alternative. The Trang Islands are close enough to…

Located on the Andaman Coast, Krabi is famous for its idyllic islands and beautiful beaches. This is picture-postcard Thailand, where limestone cliffs plunge into emerald seas, hidden lagoons open up beneath jungle canopies, and cultural treasures sit alongside bustling night…

Tucked away in Thailand’s far southwest, Satun might be a small province, but it delivers big when it comes to natural beauty and laid-back charm. Bordering Malaysia and nestled along the stunning Andaman Coast, this serene province is perfect for…

Ko Samui invites you to slow down and soak up the tranquil island lifestyle. While lounging on the beach might be all you need, the island offers a wide array of attractions and activities for those ready to explore more….

Ko Chang is the third largest island in Thailand. Although it is a well-established tourist destination, it doesn’t receive as many visitors as the other two largest islands, Phuket and Ko Samui. This makes Ko Chang an ideal choice for…

Phuket is renowned for its stunning beaches, but there is much to see and do beyond the beach on Thailand’s largest island. Immerse yourself in local culture, sample the fabulous food and admire the natural wonders. Whether you’re travelling solo,…

Thailand’s myriad of islands, coral reefs and warm tropical waters make it an ideal destination for snorkelling and diving. Visitors can easily arrange trips once they are in Thailand and whatever your level of experience, there are plenty of options…

Phuket is renowned for its fabulous beaches and with so many beautiful stretches of sand to choose from, it’s easy to see the appeal of Thailand’s largest island. But there is so much more to see and do in Phuket….

If you’re looking for some island-hopping adventure around the Andaman Sea, Phuket has got you covered. Some of the islands closest to Phuket are ideal for day trips where you can go snorkelling, diving, or just catch some sun before…

Thailand’s largest island is home to over 30 beaches that draw sun-seekers from around the world to enjoy the white sands and gently lapping blue waters. But which are considered the best beaches in Phuket? Given that locals know best,…

There are countless islands to choose from in Thailand. They all offer something a little different so the answer to what is the best island will depend on what it is you are looking for. In this round-up of Thai…
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