We have previousy been clelebrating New Years in Goa, India and Tokyo, Japan, but a much more lively place to celebrate the event was the capitol of Thailand, Bangkok. For midnight countdown we went to “Central World Mall” where several hundred thousand people had gathered to watch the live concerts and fireworks. And afterwards every street...Read More
We were standing on top of the worlds highest skybar overlooking the sinful city of Bangkok. The wolfpack of three brothers thinking about which crazy adventures the evening could bring. In our hands we had each our Mojito that had cost 800 thai baht, which is about ten times as much as you would pay...Read More
The name Koh (Island) Chang (Elephant) has been given to the island because of it’s shape and not because of the many “imported” elephants you find on the island. The last ten days have been spent here in a proper family holiday way where we have been laying on the beach most of the days,...Read More
If there is one place in Thailand where you can find good wreck dive sites, it is around the island of Koh Chang. The underwater bottom there is full of corals, there is a great deal of fish, eels and sea turtles and the best of all are the ship wrecks which lie a few...Read More
Just like Bangkok, Patong is a place where you can find almost anything. The city is centrally located by the beach, with shopping malls, cinemas, wine bars and clubs within walking distance. During the day the city is full of tourists laying on the beach, or shopping along the many markeds along the main road,...Read More
Because there are so many islands in the Krabi/ Phi Phi area, we have decided only to show a few pictures and give a short description of the ones we thought was worth mentioning. Maya Bay was probably the beach we had been looking forward to the most, as it is famous from the movie...Read More
From the mainland in Krabi we took a longtail boat over to Railay, famous for it’s beaches, caves, rock climbing in the limestone mountains. All in all this is backpackers paradise, with a variety of cheap backpacker bungalows and fancy five star hotels. We found a really cheap and good place to stay, but to get...Read More
If there is one thing Koh Tao is famous for, it is for its diving conditions. Even though there are thousands of people getting their diving license there every year, the underwater scene is absolutely stunning. I booked my PADI Open Water course with Crystal Dive, and got my accommodation for five days, two free barbecue...Read More
After the lazy days at Langkawi, it was time for an event that we had been looking forward to for a long time. Our goal was to reach Koh Pangan in time for the famous Full Moon Party, which is held monthly in the southern part of the island, on a beach called Hat Rin. From...Read More
What we had heard about the capital of Thailand was that it was chaotic, with way too many tourists, cars and pollution, and that it was not a very nice place to stay. Our impression on the other hand, was quite different. It is true that Bangkok is a touristy place, but this can also...Read More
