Phuket Resort and Samui Hotel Accommodations

It’s big, its modern, its fast and it is busy. Welcome to Bangkok! The city of angels can be overwhelming at first, but it is addictive and grows on you - the longer you stay, the less you want to leave. The atmosphere is electric and the sights are mesmerizing. As one of the truly great cities of the world, you will relish in the experience of the deep-seated culture, the beauty and renowned friendliness of the capital of Thailand.

This tropical paradise lies in the protected Gulf of Thailand, easily accessible by boat or air and yet perfectly secluded. Samui is the third largest of the islands of Thailand. It covers approximately 230 square kilometers and has plenty of soft white sandy beaches, calm bays and little coves, not to mention the most unbelievable  hotels Koh Samui offers.

Koh Tao Thailand or Turtle Island (so called due to the many water turtles that used to inhabit the water around the island) is certainly a picture of paradise and plays host to some fine hotels, Thailand resorts and dive spots. Koh Tao is situated in the warm calm waters to the north west of the protected Gulf of Thailand, 35 Kilometers north of Koh Phangan, and covers an area a little more than 20 square kilometers.

Phi Phi is located in the Andaman Sea, more or less half way between Phuket and Koh Lanta in the province of Krabi. Most of us have conjured images in our minds of a beautiful tropical island, covered in lush green forest, rimmed with sparkling white beaches that are lined with palm trees and clear emerald green water. At Koh Phi Phi you will find it. Allow us to help you find the perfect Thailand resort in this piece of paradise.

In Chiang Mai visitors are offered a unique insight into the ancient times of Thailand, its people and their way of life. The city of Chiang Mai is situated in the far north of Thailand, 700 kilometers from Bangkok, and is the second largest city in the kingdom. Originally founded in 1296 by King Mangrai, the remains of the ancient walls of this old city can still be seen today.

A small fishing village until 1959 when American soldiers stationed nearby started arriving, Pattaya quickly became a hot spot for weekend partying. The word on Pattaya spread and the town saw many more arrivals, causing Pattaya to develop a less than acceptable reputation, but tourism started booming in the 1980’s and the old fishing town soon attracted a number of top hotels and Thailand beach resorts,  adding to the towns current popularity and sought after accommodation.

Koh Lanta is located on the west coast of Thailand in the Andaman Sea, 70 kilometers from Krabi Town and four hours by ferry from Phuket. The Koh Lanta island group consists of 52 scattered islands which make up the most southern district of Krabi Province. It has been established as a national marine park with Koh Lanta Noi and Koh Lanta Yai being the biggest of the islands. Koh Lanta Yai is the main tourist destination.

 

Hua-Hin is Thailand’s first and oldest beach resort town, dating as far back as 1910. Since the 1920’s it became a popular retreat for Thai Royalty, Bangkok’s high society and affluent tourists. To the North, approximately 30 kilometers from Hua Hin, lies Cha-Am, with its own stunning stretch of beach.

Khao Lak is situated on the west coast of Thailand and faces the Andaman Sea in the province of Pang-Nga, 80 Kilometers from Phuket International Airport. The area offers pristine beauty which must be the primary reason for Khao Lak's popularity.

If you are looking for paradise, then look no further than Krabi Province and its surroundings. This area is one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Krabi Province is located 800 kilometers south of Bangkok and is the highlight of Southern Thailand. Krabi resorts cater for every budget.

Koh Chang Thailand is a tropical marine park and the second largest island of Thailand after Phuket, covering some 400 square kilometers. It is still not as commercially developed as Phuket, but it is fast becoming Thailand's newest tourist haven.

Koh Samet has no less than 14 white sandy coves. Further south you will find the more relaxed and quiet beaches while the north is busier and attracts a larger number of tourists due to the trendy hot spots. If you want to relax without too much distraction, Koh Samet is a good option.