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Got yet another longtailed boat around the bay to a place called Ton Sai. It's where everyone goes to climb the amazing limestone cliffs and it's a very hippy laidback place. Our accomodation was a bungalow again but not one of our best places. Was greeted by a big huge spider on our porch! luckily it was dead-phew!The beach isnt too nice there either but it didnt stop me sunbathign for a few hours. It was lovely watching the sunset. Eveyone came out and started paklyign football on the beach and there were people juggling and playing frisbee. Very chilled outplace. All the bars brough mats down onto the beach so you could lie down and have a beer. It wasnt really our scene, think you have to be into reggae and the whacky backy to fit in here and we didnt. So we thought we'd visit the neighbouring beach of Railay tomorrow as heard good things about it.
day 2
We took a longtail to Railay. Its a lovely resort, where you go if you have money. Lovely beach too. Once again we sunbathed all day and relaxed. We watched the sunset again which was amazing, then we walked back to Ton Sai. The tide had goen out so we were able to climb back over the rocks and through the silty water. The rocks were pretty slippery and you guessed what happened next- yes i went head over heels(cartoon style) and landed on my arse! Luckily i didnt hurt myself but my white skirt was now a right state- brass can for me!
Day 3
We checked out of Ton Sai and headed back to Railay to investigate more of it. We walked around to Phra Nang beach(so many places over here with similar names!) I loved it here. More huge limestone cliffs and caves. After our day in the sun we headed back to Ao Nang and checked back into the same bungalow as before. The guy who ran the place was very helpful.
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sara_jackson says:
30% jelous, 20% wishing i was there and 50% missing you loads!!! can't wait till you get back to hear all about it. take care of yourself. xx