Khanom

Where is Khanom?

Khanom is located on the mainland by the southeast coast near Koh Samui.  Khanom can be reached by short flights from Bangkok to either Nakhon Si Thammarat or Surat Thani airports.

What will I experience in Khanom?

Khanom retains a similarly untouched feel. Though it’s close to tourist spots like Koh Samui, it is far less visited. With its peaceful atmosphere, it is also the perfect place to practice yoga, and wildlife lovers have the chance to spot pink dolphins. If you prefer adventure, there are activities like caving, snorkelling and kayaking trips that will let you discover the beauty of the area while keeping active.

Where to stay in Khanom?

The Aava Resort is at the top of our list of the best accommodation in Khanom. Think luxury in minimalist Scandinavian design – we recommend the Poolside Villa. It’s also fantastic for families with lots of space and a hot tub!

Koh Kradan

Where is Koh Kradan?

You’ll find this idyllic island off the southwest coast of Thailand, 1 hr 20 min by long-tail boat from Pak Meng Pier or Khuan Tung Ku Pier on the mainland.

What will I experience in Koh Kradan?

White sandy beaches lapped by the turquoise waters of the Andaman sea. With no villages and only a handful of hotels, Koh Kradan feels far less developed than many Thai islands, and this is its charm. What’s it like? A beautiful island offering stretch of white sandy beaches sitting amidst the crystal clear blue waters of the Andaman Sea. Snorkelling and diving are particularly good here and you’ll have the chance to spot an exciting range of creatures, including moray eels, clownfish, lobsters, lionfish, turtles, coral, and starfish.

Where to stay in Koh Kradan?

Seven Sea Resort is one of the only resorts in Koh Kradan. It sits in a prime beachfront location perfect for swimming, snorkelling and kayaking. Perfect for those looking for characterful luxury.

Koh Lanta

Where is Koh Lanta?

Koh Lanta is an island district in the southwest of Thailand, near Krabi. It is accessible by car or, from November-April, by passenger ferry. The two high-end hotels on the island, The Pimalai and Layana, both operate their own speedboat during this time as well.

What will I experience in Koh Lanta?

Life here is dusty and sleepy and proceeds at its own relaxed island pace among the predominantly Muslim inhabitants. Koh Lanta still has a chilled out vibe though with the advantages of a reasonably well-developed tourist scene. The beaches are wide and attractive, there is great snorkelling nearby, laid back bars and restaurants as well as plenty of dive schools.

Where to stay in Koh Lanta?

Pimalai is the most southern hotel in Koh Lanta and borders the expanse of the protected national park, ensuring beauty and tranquillity.