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Oh we loved it there. Went to Lassi 2016 and 2017.
Fab , that's where we are off to
I remember there being a long strip of bars and restaurants. Nothing too lively, just really nice. I’d happily go back there.
We stayed at Playa D'Isora in Tenerife and that was beautiful. You can get a taxi/bus to Siam Park for your teenager, i'd advise buying fast passes though in the summer and take along water shoes for the queues etc
Thinking about thailand for the first time and going in fairly blind. Just from some brief research - Krabi is looking appealing. Some vloggers have said there are nicer areas along the coast to stay than Ao Nang?
Also debating between December and March. They both seem to avoid the rainy season? Any advice welcome. Looking to do a mix of beaches but also sight seeing and quite fancy going to some of the islands, may even look to stay for up to a couple of weeks as there so much to do
Also debating between December and March. They both seem to avoid the rainy season? Any advice welcome. Looking to do a mix of beaches but also sight seeing and quite fancy going to some of the islands, may even look to stay for up to a couple of weeks as there so much to do
I loved Krabi . we stayed in Aonang for 5 nights, mega busy but what a place ! Lots and lots of shops, restaurants, massage places. Love it there, we then moved on to Railay beach , not my cup of tea, no roads therefore no real 'thai life' , I found 3 nights were enough , although stunning I much prefer Aonang.Thinking about thailand for the first time and going in fairly blind. Just from some brief research - Krabi is looking appealing. Some vloggers have said there are nicer areas along the coast to stay than Ao Nang?
Also debating between December and March. They both seem to avoid the rainy season? Any advice welcome. Looking to do a mix of beaches but also sight seeing and quite fancy going to some of the islands, may even look to stay for up to a couple of weeks as there so much to do
Khao Lak is a couple of hours away and more chilled than Aonang , has a great balance of sights, eating and beach. definitely recommend.
I went March last year and the weather was perfect. Previously years ago we went to multiple places but last year just to Phuket which is recommend avoidingThinking about thailand for the first time and going in fairly blind. Just from some brief research - Krabi is looking appealing. Some vloggers have said there are nicer areas along the coast to stay than Ao Nang?
Also debating between December and March. They both seem to avoid the rainy season? Any advice welcome. Looking to do a mix of beaches but also sight seeing and quite fancy going to some of the islands, may even look to stay for up to a couple of weeks as there so much to do
We went in Jan last year. Krabi-Ao Nang is the perfect base for loads of Islands and Railay. Wouldnt actually stay on Railay though personally you'd be bored after a day or two. Do the view point on Hong Island its breathtaking!!! We flew to Bangkok and then down to Krabi and the connecting flights were so smooth it was great we flew Eva AirThinking about thailand for the first time and going in fairly blind. Just from some brief research - Krabi is looking appealing. Some vloggers have said there are nicer areas along the coast to stay than Ao Nang?
Also debating between December and March. They both seem to avoid the rainy season? Any advice welcome. Looking to do a mix of beaches but also sight seeing and quite fancy going to some of the islands, may even look to stay for up to a couple of weeks as there so much to do
Ran 15mins from the airport with my luggage for the train. Misunderstood the woman telling me where the platform was and saw my train leave 
An hour wait for the next one. After an already 31 hour travel day
An hour wait for the next one. After an already 31 hour travel day 
A long weekend in the Cotswolds, I'd forgotten how pretty it is.