Patong Paradee Resort
100/1-2 Patong-Karon Road, Patong Beach, Amphur Kathu, Phuket 83150 Patong, Phuket, 83150, Thailand
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Something so beautiful can be so damaging
We are now in the beautiful Provence/island of Phuket. Talk about breath taking scenery. What was suppose to be a 10hrs bus ride was in fact and 18 hrs bus ride. We went from a VIP bus for 10hrs, to a not so VIP bus for another 8 and then a cab for 1/2hr. We'll sleep again someday. We did how ever get to see the whole island from one end to the …
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1st Boat Dive
... Racha Yai island. The trip takes about an hour to complete, so I have lots of time to set up my dive and camera gear. After a briefing about the dive site and profile, we took to the water. This dive was at Racha Yai 3, a nice easy dive with maximum depth of 80 ft. There are some large steel cube structures located on the sand ... I'm ...
James Bond Gaiden
... found ourselves heading towards James Bond Island, where they filmed "The Man With the Golden Gun". Definitely a good Bond movie, Christopher Lee is always a good villain, and the scene where he lands on the Island is breath-taking. See for yourself, it's beautiful.
Myself and Dave decided to swim out to the protruding rock (possibly the most uncomfortable rock I've every tried to rest against) whilst Chris was ...
Kho Phi Phi
... headed out to Long beach (another area on the island that is famous for its nice beach area). Our concierge told us that it was about a half hour walk and we decided we would try walking for a while in the heat and take a boat if we got tired. We negotiated with some boat drivers and decided it was too much. After about ten more minutes we realized we really did not know where we were going so it would probably be best to hire a boat. We talked the guy ...
Island hopping and sunstroke
... months, a plastic helmet that would just about save you from a falling pebble and a safety briefing that consisted of "who is going first", we set off for what turned out to be a great afternoon.
We definitely still felt an awareness of the Tsunami, having not been here before you can’t help but think about it. We stumbled on the memorial park, a small and hap hazard little area with photographs and messages, which was particularly moving. Still it seems ...
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