This is our 'Little Cabin in Paradise' module. You will stay on a tiny island in Phang Nga Bay, between Krabi and Phuket. We’ve found a beautiful, almost abandoned beach, with palm trees and a small bungalow resort run by a Dutch couple- an idyllic escape from it all. Don't expect any villages or restaurants- this island really is practically deserted. Don't worry though- wonderful Thai food, including fresh fish, will be served at your resort. In the evening, you can lie by the beach bonfire and gaze up at the stars. The day after you arrive, you’ll be taken by boat to hidden lagoons, deserted beaches and remote snorkelling spots. The best time to go is between November and the end of July. August has unpredictable weather.
 
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In contrast to the other modules on this page, this Thai island lies to the southeast towards the Cambodian border. It's easily reached from Bangkok- the journey takes around 5 hours. Ko Chang has white sandy beaches, thick rainforests and several sparkling waterfalls. It's a Thai Island which is relatively well-developed with good resorts, lending this trip is a good combination of activity and relaxation. On Day 3, you'll take a day trip by boat to the bounty island of Ko Mak, a smaller and less developed neighbour. This module is a wonderful way to unwind at the end of your Thailand journey, and only a short journey back to Bangkok.

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Our self-drive holiday in South Thailand offers you the freedom to drive a comfortable hire car past deserted bays, tropical beaches, and coconut and rubber plantations. Your road trip will start in Surathani, and you will then enter the Khao Sok National Park for one night in the unspoilt jungle. After this, you’ll meander through the countryside, passing imposing limestone cliffs on the way to Krabi. Those who have done this journey are amazed by the beauty of the route. On the open road you wont come across any other tourists and the Thai people that you encounter will always give you a warm welcome. You will finish your self-drive trip in the bustling town of Phuket.

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This module will certainly appeal to water lovers. Take a relaxing 4-day cruise on an authentic sailing junk, fully-equipped with modern creature comforts. You'll be collected from your hotel in Phuket and taken to the pier to board the traditional junk ship, for a sail past many of the Southern Thai islands. Your onboard accommodation is a double cabin with shared shower and toilet facilities. You can spend your lazy days lounging with a cocktail on the sundeck, and taking dips by palm-lined bays while your meals are being prepared. You can also explore the colourful underwater world with a snorkel, try surfing, and perhaps even reel in a few fish. Your time on this module is completely your own. Sailing experience is not needed.

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