Nepal, Land of the Himalayas does not simply invite hikers to its beautiful land. It fact presents abundant travel choices apart from just trekking. Holding 1310 mountains which range between 5500 m to 8848m, Nepal, therefore is popular for trekking. Continue reading “Nepal Land of the Himalayas but Not Just for Hikers” »
With a sea of nearly identical villas and hotels packed into south Bali, when a hotel comes along that offers something really unique, people tend to take notice. Named after the first spacecraft to land on the moon, Luna2 has a modern retro vibe to it. While it’s exterior is certainly eye catching, the interior design scheme will leave you wondering if you’ve been transported back to 1965. With pops of color and vintage inspired artworks hanging on the walls, Luna2 is more of an experience rather than just your typical hotel. Continue reading “Luna2 Beachfront Villa in Seminyak, Bali” »
Choeng Mon Beach is located in a very secluded part of Koh Samui, up on the northeast corner of the island, among a series of small bays, most of which have been given over to private residential developments. Of what remains in the area, Choeng Mon is the most popular and has the widest range of resorts and bungalows. Continue reading “Choeng Mon Beach” »
The area referred as Bophut Beach has two distinct parts – Fisherman’s Village which sits towards the eastern end of the bay and Bophut beach which runs from the village out to the west. Continue reading “Bophut Beach” »
Lamai Beach, situated a couple of bays to the south of Koh Samui’s most famous beach, Chaweng, has long been considered the latter’s poor cousin. The beach isn’t as long, the off-white sand isn’t as fine and the restaurants and bars lack the range and quality of those on Chaweng. Continue reading “Lamai Beach” »
Chaweng Noi Beach is the part of largest and most popular of Samui’s beaches, Chaweng beach. Chaweng Noi (Little Chaweng) around a headland to the south. Chaweng Beach is longest beach located on Samui Island’s east coast. Continue reading “Chaweng Noi Beach” »
Bang Po Beach is located on the northwest corner of Koh Samui, between Maenam and Nathon Town, northwest and removed from the most popular tourist areas. This quiet stretch of beach is often visited by local youngsters and recreational fishermen. Continue reading “Bang Po Beach” »
Located on the north coast of the island of Koh Samui in the Gulf of Thailand lies Big Buddha Beach. Although the official name of the area is Bang Rak, the beach takes its name from the 12 meter tall statue of The Lord Buddha which sits atop a small hill on the island of Koh Farn at the western end of the beach. Continue reading “Big Buddha Beach” »
Chaweng Beach remains the most beautiful on the island. Wandering down from your coconut palm-shaded hut to the white-dust sand to the crystal clear water is an unforgettable experience. It’s just a shame that today you have such a short window of opportunity to enjoy it – between sunrise and 7am, at the most Continue reading “Chaweng Beach” »
Laem Set is found right down on the south coast of Koh Samui, the sea is too shallow for swimming. However, the huge smooth boulders on the beach and the coconut palms leaning over at impossible angles make it look spectacular. It’s one of the more relaxing areas of Koh Samui with a void of nightlife and shops. Continue reading “Laem Set” »
Lipa Noi are located at the west coast of Samui. Koh Small, uninhabited beaches with crystal clear waters, perfect for relaxing beach holidays and snorkeling. From here you have the best sunset views. Its closeness to the island’s main car ferry pier makes Lipa Noi a convenient choice for anyone driving to Koh Samui from the mainland. Continue reading “Lipa Noi” »
Plai Laem is located in the top right hand corner of Samui. It is a quiet area offering many private villas and houses as well as all levels of hotels and resorts. This area is perfect for relaxing but within 10 minutes you can reach the bustling area of Chaweng for entertainment and shopping. Continue reading “Plai Laem” »
Taling Ngam Beach, located on the west coast of Koh Samui just south of Nathon town, is a beautiful and quiet area of Koh Samui. Continue reading “Taling Ngam” »
Thong Tanote Beach, a secluded beach on the south coast of Koh Samui, offering breathtaking scenery of the Gulf of Thailand. You have an amazing view of Koh Tan & Mutsum Islands. We encourage our guests to take advantage of the amazing and immediate snorkeling and diving exploration available on these islands. Continue reading “Thong Tanote” »
Bang Kao is the first pier on Koh Samui. Although it is a short beach like Baan Thale, it has white powdered sand. Additionally, you can take a fishing boat to Tan and Mudsum Islands. Continue reading “Bang Kao Beach, Koh Samui” »
Maenam Beach has to be one of the most under-rated beaches on Koh Samui. A delightful stretch of yellow sand on the north coast of Samui, it has for years been neglected and talked down by the guidebooks, yet it has some excellent value accommodation and a stretch of sand that takes around two to three hours to walk the full length of. Continue reading “Mae Nam Beach” »