A small island in the Gulf of Thailand famous as one of the cheapest places in the world to learn to dive, with dozens of dive schools and calm, clear water. Whale sharks visit Chumphon Pinnacle at times.
Snorkel at Shark Bay and the Japanese Gardens, and walk to the viewpoint over Ko Nang Yuan. Ferries run from Chumphon, Ko Samui and Ko Pha Ngan.
One of the oldest rainforests in the world, with limestone peaks rising from Cheow Lan Lake, where you can stay in floating bamboo bungalows.
A peninsula cut off by limestone cliffs, reached only by longtail boat from Ao Nang or Krabi town, with beautiful beaches, Phra Nang Cave Beach with …
A quiet, rural island in Phang Nga Bay, between Phuket and Krabi, with rice fields, rubber plantations, Muslim fishing villages and views of the lime…
A lively weekend evening market for art, crafts and food, held in a landscaped garden south of Hua Hin's centre.
One of the prettiest railway stations in Thailand: a red-and-cream wooden pavilion built in the 1920s for the royal family, who made Hua Hin their se…
A small headland and bay about 7 km south of central Hua Hin, quieter and prettier than the main town beach, with palm trees, thatched beach bars and…
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