Thailand holiday tips (again)
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Thailand holiday tips (again)
Appreciate that there has been threads about this, but I can't search, and the info may have updated..
Am off to Thailand in early december to Phuket with the family to do the Laguna Phuket triathlon. Now, we only plan to stay at the resort for 5 days, then we are going to hit another island to chill for a week or so. Last year we went to Koh Samui, which we loved but would love to try something else. Criteria: lovely hotel, nice beach, child friendly, and being scottish--cheap!
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Am off to Thailand in early december to Phuket with the family to do the Laguna Phuket triathlon. Now, we only plan to stay at the resort for 5 days, then we are going to hit another island to chill for a week or so. Last year we went to Koh Samui, which we loved but would love to try something else. Criteria: lovely hotel, nice beach, child friendly, and being scottish--cheap!
Thanks
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Re: Thailand holiday tips (again)
Appreciate that there has been threads about this, but I can't search, and the info may have updated..
Am off to Thailand in early december to Phuket with the family to do the Laguna Phuket triathlon. Now, we only plan to stay at the resort for 5 days, then we are going to hit another island to chill for a week or so. Last year we went to Koh Samui, which we loved but would love to try something else. Criteria: lovely hotel, nice beach, child friendly, and being scottish--cheap!
Thanks
Am off to Thailand in early december to Phuket with the family to do the Laguna Phuket triathlon. Now, we only plan to stay at the resort for 5 days, then we are going to hit another island to chill for a week or so. Last year we went to Koh Samui, which we loved but would love to try something else. Criteria: lovely hotel, nice beach, child friendly, and being scottish--cheap!
Thanks
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Re: Thailand holiday tips (again)
Appreciate that there has been threads about this, but I can't search, and the info may have updated..
Am off to Thailand in early december to Phuket with the family to do the Laguna Phuket triathlon. Now, we only plan to stay at the resort for 5 days, then we are going to hit another island to chill for a week or so. Last year we went to Koh Samui, which we loved but would love to try something else. Criteria: lovely hotel, nice beach, child friendly, and being scottish--cheap!
Thanks
Am off to Thailand in early december to Phuket with the family to do the Laguna Phuket triathlon. Now, we only plan to stay at the resort for 5 days, then we are going to hit another island to chill for a week or so. Last year we went to Koh Samui, which we loved but would love to try something else. Criteria: lovely hotel, nice beach, child friendly, and being scottish--cheap!
Thanks
La Flora hotel was very good - http://www.lafloraresort.com/sitemap.html
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Re: Thailand holiday tips (again)
Appreciate that there has been threads about this, but I can't search, and the info may have updated..
Am off to Thailand in early december to Phuket with the family to do the Laguna Phuket triathlon. Now, we only plan to stay at the resort for 5 days, then we are going to hit another island to chill for a week or so. Last year we went to Koh Samui, which we loved but would love to try something else. Criteria: lovely hotel, nice beach, child friendly, and being scottish--cheap!
Thanks
Am off to Thailand in early december to Phuket with the family to do the Laguna Phuket triathlon. Now, we only plan to stay at the resort for 5 days, then we are going to hit another island to chill for a week or so. Last year we went to Koh Samui, which we loved but would love to try something else. Criteria: lovely hotel, nice beach, child friendly, and being scottish--cheap!
Thanks
I spent a month at Phuket, stay away from the bit whrere all the hookers and irish bars are (although thats where I was...),
to be fair any of the islands are brilliant, and all cheap as well.
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Re: Thailand holiday tips (again)
Kho Phi Phi is amazing, proper amazing, really small though, but deffo worth a few nights mate.
We were in Khao Lak last year, very nice place. It didn't seem as 'touristy' as other places.
cheers guys, will look into this
appreciated...
The triathlon looks amazing, get to see an elephant at the end
http://www.lagunaphukettriathlon.com/
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Re: Thailand holiday tips (again)
Kho Phi Phi is amazing, proper amazing, really small though, but deffo worth a few nights mate.
I spent a month at Phuket, stay away from the bit whrere all the hookers and irish bars are (although thats where I was...),
to be fair any of the islands are brilliant, and all cheap as well.
I spent a month at Phuket, stay away from the bit whrere all the hookers and irish bars are (although thats where I was...),
to be fair any of the islands are brilliant, and all cheap as well.
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Re: Thailand holiday tips (again)
I am going to Ko Phi Phi in early December!
Staying a few nights at a generic backpacker place with pool and views of the water. Wont' be the best location on the island, but as long as it's small and I can walk around, I don't mind hiking to a good beach.
We are staying for two nights at a more upmarket place called Phi Phi the Beach Resort. http://www.phiphithebeach.com/home.html
About 400 AED for the night for a basic room without sea view.
Staying a few nights at a generic backpacker place with pool and views of the water. Wont' be the best location on the island, but as long as it's small and I can walk around, I don't mind hiking to a good beach.
We are staying for two nights at a more upmarket place called Phi Phi the Beach Resort. http://www.phiphithebeach.com/home.html
About 400 AED for the night for a basic room without sea view.
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was in phuket when the triathlon was on a few years ago, looked fun but get some hill training in fella
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Re: Thailand holiday tips (again)
I am going to Ko Phi Phi in early December!
Staying a few nights at a generic backpacker place with pool and views of the water. Wont' be the best location on the island, but as long as it's small and I can walk around, I don't mind hiking to a good beach.
We are staying for two nights at a more upmarket place called Phi Phi the Beach Resort. http://www.phiphithebeach.com/home.html
About 400 AED for the night for a basic room without sea view.
Staying a few nights at a generic backpacker place with pool and views of the water. Wont' be the best location on the island, but as long as it's small and I can walk around, I don't mind hiking to a good beach.
We are staying for two nights at a more upmarket place called Phi Phi the Beach Resort. http://www.phiphithebeach.com/home.html
About 400 AED for the night for a basic room without sea view.
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then that's the bunny for you mate, I went before the Tsuanami wiped the whole place out, so it's built up again, but it's proper paradise, give it a go, I'd love to go back again.
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Re: Thailand holiday tips (again)
edit sorry, i thought that was a name of a resort..lol, just googled phi phi bunny...
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