Travel Blogs from Koh Pha-Ngan, Thailand

Waterfalls and beach dancing fun!

A travel blog entry by rozieapps

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So, we arrived on Koh Pha Ngan after a decent Songserm journey, with neither of us feeling sea sick, always a good thing. We quickly found a taxi and made it to our pre-booked Happy Beach bungalow, on the west coast, at Srithanu. Very small, with an ...

Koh Pha Ngan

A travel blog entry by henribastien

... Pha Ngan fut bref, mais vraiment plein d'activité (bon en fait juste une mais une grosse). Pour se rendre de Koh Tao à Koh Pha Ngan nous avions opté pour prendre à nouveau le Katamaran... Nous avions été prévenu que la traversée était ...

The party island

A travel blog entry by globetrippin

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... area of the island, where in reality, everyday is an all-night party. After our lukewarm diving experience in Koh Tao, we headed to Koh Pha Ngan to end our trip in style. Perhaps a few late nights of partying on the beach would help wean us from our love ...

Ban Tai - Tales of Emerald Ocean

A travel blog entry by thedidgeridude

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... while we planned on a trip to the north of Thailand. There was talk of meeting up with Sarah, Emma and James later on. Koh Pha Ngan was a perfect two weeks. We left in high spirits, ready to see a different side of Thailand, maybe not so crazy as island ...

Home of the Full Moon Party

A travel blog entry by andremaheux

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Kho Pha Ngan is world famous for it's Full Moon Party. It's one of the wildest party place on Earth. Just picture 10,000 people partying together on a beach. Absolutely anything you can imagine goes, absolutely anything... I was actually there for ...

Dancing in the (Full) Moonlight

A travel blog entry by gowithzo

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Koh Pha Ngan is known among backpackers as a party island as every month it hosts the infamous Full Moon Party on Haad Rin beach. We were no different from the hoards of other people on our boat heading over the night before July's party session - it was ...

Beached

A travel blog entry by vague-abonding

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Beach Bummin'

A travel blog entry by ldp

2

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... , and even some eels and squid.  All in all, it was an excellent day of diving. What more can I say about Koh Pha Ngan?  Strangely enough, of the tourists in the area, a large contingency (50%?) is from Israel.  There are signs in ...

DAY 7: Koh Pha-Ngan

A travel blog entry by waterflowing

... ;First it steered like a tank, so tight corners were a challenge, the roads were often non-existent and the drivers in Thailand sometimes have no system. Thought to be honest the tourists on their bikes were worst...... We found the waterfall to the ...

Robbery and the full moon party

A travel blog entry by joannec

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... so sad though as I never really used it.  The boat was a fairly pleasant 3 ish hour ride to the island of Koh Pha Ngan.  I got myself a seat right at the front of the boat and did some sunbathing to pass the time.  Arrival on the ...

Keepin' it Veal

A travel blog entry by keninthailand

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Well, good morning! Glad to have been outside and seen the sun before it left for the day. So I bought a ticket for something called the "Munchies Tour," which I assumed would be similar to "Raggae Magic Boat Tour" and "Snoop Dogg Tour," i.e. an ...

Koh Pha Ngan

A travel blog entry by leamlara

... high above, in a high rise apartment block in Bangkok. On Sunday, Suzi and myself flew to Koh Samui and got a ferry across to Koh Pha Ngan, where we got a taxi boat, a longboat, to where we are now, in Had Thien, staying in a 'Boutique resort', called ...

Snorkel, kayak and hiking adventure

A travel blog entry by ariana.sea

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... heading away from this touristy area to a more secluded beach "resort" in Haad Salad - north on the island of Koh Pha Ngan.  We are loving Thailand so far, especially the cheap eats.  We've been enjoying Thai food every single night at one of ...

Hambone, Legbone

A travel blog entry by keninthailand

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Still in lively Koh Pha Ngan, awaiting the Full Moon Party. Things are really starting to pick up as people trickle in to the island; I guess they usually get around 30,000 people for the FMP. Should be good times. The "bungalow" that I got for 150B ...

Islands of Thailand

A travel blog entry by simonc89

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... each one. Our instructor was a young lanky bean pole called Ian, originally from Leeds. He had worked as an instructor in Thailand for 18 months and before that in Turkey and Africa. He was really friendly and a great instructor. The quizzes were ...