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Hotels Koh Tao
Koh Tao - Turtle Island - is a small island in the Gulf of Thailand. Once home to a detention center for political prisoners, Koh Tao is now one of Thailand's best spots for diving, thanks to its ... Visit Koh Phangan from Samui There are many ways of getting to Koh Phangan from Samui. You can easily get a ferry from Big Buddha pier, which is the nearest one to the airport. The SamuiPhangan Express is a new and regular ... Chumphon Cabana Resort & Diving A port city on the Gulf of Thailand, Chumphon offers plenty of opportunities for snorkelers, scuba divers and water enthusiasts to enjoy themselves. In fact, the Chumphon Cabana & Diving Hotel is ... Koh Tao Resort Established more than 20 years ago, Koh Tao Resort is one of the original resorts on the island. In that time we have developed beautiful landscaped gardens around our accommodation, set in a ... Koh Tao and Koh Nangyuan Snorkeling Trip from Koh Samui On board speedboats you will head out to the island of Koh Nang Yuan, here start your day by swimming, snorkeling or plain old fashioned sunbathing! Actually this island is really made of three ... Thai Airways International to launch Flights to Koh Samui Thai Airways International is to launch commercial flights, for the first time, to the popular southern Thai resort island of Samui. THAI?s Boeing 737-400 aircraft, capable of carrying 149 ... Thailand's glorious western islands Through the mosquito-netted window, the sun rises over a turquoise sea. The beach is just a few steps away, the fishing boats already out with the early tides. For normal holidaymakers, this would be ... You're not so reckless in Europe. Why are you here? Thailand is a top tourist destination, and no force majeure seems able to stop that - not even the 2004 tsunami, nor the bomb blasts in Bangkok around the turn of 2006. But some tourists themselves, ... |