See what the experts are saying about Ko Phi Phi Don. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Tips for student travelers
Discounts for students in Thailand and the rest of Southeast Asia are better earned by the tenacity of the individual traveler's bargaining skills and tolerance for substandard accommodation rather than flashing a student ID -- though showing... Continue reading »
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Tips for travelers with disabilities
Disabilities shouldn't stop anyone from traveling, but sadly Thailand does not make it easy on the severely physically challenged. Visitors to Thailand will find that, short of the better hotels in the larger towns, amenities for travelers wi... Continue reading »
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Tips for women travelers
Women travelers face no particular discrimination or dangers in Thailand. Women should, however, be very careful when dealing with monks: Never touch a monk, never hand anything directly to them (it should be set on the floor in front of the... Continue reading »
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Staying connected
Telephone Tips Major hotels in Thailand feature convenient but pricey international direct-dial (IDD), long-distance service, and fax services. Hotels charge a hefty surcharge on local and long-distance calls, though, which can add up to 5... Continue reading »
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Suggested itineraries
Thailand has something for everyone; it's a great place to explore, learn, or connect with a decidedly rewarding local culture. In this laid-back country, though, planned itineraries do well to give way to spontaneity. Most trips begin in Ban... Continue reading »
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In three days
The Thai capital has a lot to offer but can be rather daunting at first, what with its chaotic traffic and hectic pace. Visitors who remain calm and curious will experience the exoticism of the East without too much discomfort, though. Tac... Continue reading »
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In one week
You'll start your 1-week capitals tour in Bangkok in order to take in some of the country's main historic sites, and then head elsewhere to trace the nation's legacy back to the ancient seats of power. First, you'll head north to Ayutthaya --... Continue reading »
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Active vacation
Here's a good way to combine serious relaxation and great shopping with adventure: Starting from Bangkok, take an overnight train or fly to your starting point -- Chiang Mai. Try your hand at river rafting, elephant handling, or experience ho... Continue reading »
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In two weeks
This itinerary can be lengthened at any stage. Found a great spot? Stay for awhile -- but don't overstay your visa! Seasonal weather can impact both the choice of coast (east/west) and prevailing air and boat schedules. Day 1: Bangkok S... Continue reading »
Ko Phi Phi Don Travel Experiences
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A little piece of heaven
We have been a little busy in the past couple days. On Saturday we went over to Railey beach and rented kayaks for half of the day.... Continue reading »
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Koh Lanta
Well I thought it was about time i wrote a blog... its only been 17 days afterall! The reason for the delay is that fact that i've been h... Continue reading »
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Back in Phi Phi again!
What can i say, i just can't get enough of this place. Maybe its the 70:30% split of hot women to guys on the island who are largely fro... Continue reading »
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Our 'Beach' at Phi Phi Ley
Booked our longtail boat again for a mornings visit to Phi Phi Ley which was the location for the film 'The Beach'. We had heard lot... Continue reading »
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Cliffs and underwater caverns
We started this morning with another wonderous dive at the uninhabited Ko Haa islands. Waking in the morning to see the islands ful... Continue reading »
