Here’s an activity that can only be done during the rainy season. As it involves swimming in a river. The rivers on Koh Chang are pretty much dry from November through until April. But once the rains start...read more...
Koh Samui is one of the most famous islands in Thailand. Tourism began here in the mid 80s. Back then the island truly was a paradise lost with very little development aside from a handful of fishing villages and...read more...
Pattaya is a vibrant city that offers way more than the nightlife for which it’s famous. It’s also home to some of the best shopping and restaurants outside Bangkok. Plus has...read more...
UNESCO ‘Blue Carbon Ecosystem’ project on Koh Chang More than 50% of mangroves worldwide have been destroyed, requiring urgent action to save what we have and restore what we have lost...read more...
Coronavirus has undoubtedly changed everyone’s lives. probably not for ever, but for the next year or two the effects will be widespread. Let’s look at the tourism situation...read more...
Koh Chang Vacation Rentals At the time of writing, Airbnb has 300+ holiday homes, bungalows and villas for rent on Koh Chang. (That’s probably increased by the time you read this.) On...read more...
Feeling Adventurous? Pitch Your Tent on a Deserted Beach on Koh Chang I’ve been to Wai Chaek many times but never spent the night there, let alone foraged for food fished for my dinner...read more...
All About the Famous Spicy Green Papaya Salad Som Tum (ส้มตำ) or ‘Som Tam’ depending on how you want to spell it in English, is a very popular spicy salad in Thailand. It has it’s...read more...
