Lanta Nature Beach Resort Ko Lanta

Heyo everyone, We arrived yesterday on an island close to Ko Phi Phi called Ko Lanta. It is much bigger but it does not seem that way because we are down on the South West end of a beach called Khlong something, where there are not a lot of people at all. The water is the sweet blue and green colours still and we have a pool for when we get sick of the salt water. We are ...

... to leave the hospital but not return to Ko Lanta until the temp goes down. They stayed Sunday night and will stay again tonight in Krabi. The boys and I are just hanging out. Playing with lie lows in the sea, reading, eating and I just had a massage for $7.50. They are expensive here compared to $r4 in Chiang Mai. On the beach in front of the cabin sthere are tiny crabs on the sand exactly the same colour as the sand. It looks like the sand blowing on the beach but ...

... water! The evenings were good as food was cheap but very few people around so lacked any real atmosphere.<br><br>At one stage we got rained in for 36 hours which wasn't so bad as we had a nice room, TV with plenty of movies on and it actually brought out the best in my good lady. Firstly she devised a circuit class for us to do in the room which I tell you was tough, something I reckon the Royal Marines should use. Secondly getting dinner in a tropical storm is ...

... for dinner, we took them to the cheap Thai place, unfortunately Sam unsuspectingly bit into an extremely hot chili and wasn't impressed that her mouth was on fire, she thought it was a green bean! We followed that up with more beers on the beach before retiring to bed. The next day (our last day) we went on one of our best day trips so far, a snorkeling trip around the island.There were fourteen of us crammed into a traditional longtail boat, among the ...

... start slow". That pretty much sums up my Ko Lanta experience. I arrived on the island on Jan. 20th. It was supposed to be the best day ever, but without any friends to celebrate with, I was at a loss for a meaningful way to welcome in the new President and I came down with a severe case of homesickness. My only consolation was watching 1.5 million people shivering in the cold on the National Mall as I sat in 90 degree heat, wiping the sand from between my toes. I ...

... familiale dans la jungle donnant sur une plage accessible que par bateau... avec des singes qui viennent nous rendre visite quotidiennement. Top 5 Koh Phi Phi (photos 30 a 46) 1- Piscine de l'hotel avec de l'eau legerement sale a 85 degres Farenheit!! Yahoo!! 2- 5@7 en famille dans la suite!! 3- Ambiance de vacances dans ...

... group sat down for a basic meal on the beach and then lacked out for a cople of hours before heading back through the mangroves to the launch jetty. On walking along the broad walk we noticed some totally awesome brightly coloured crabs that could of easily featured in Wes Anderson's "The Life Aquatic" film. They looked more like an animation than real living creatures and they had giant, bright yellow ...

... good!) is found at the bar on the west side (I think it was called Bobo's - it's at the start of the west side of the main shopping road between east and west). They advertise 'real coffee sold here' but we never got around to trying it. Railay beach is also known for rock climbing but with the wet weather we weren't keen to give it a shot. Railay beach is a bit of paradise and I sincerely hope it stays that way.

I have read all of your comments and I gather that everyone would prefer it if John wrote all of the blog entries from now on. I agree, but he is sleeping in our Hanoi hotel roôm right now so you will have to settle f&#7887;r me, and I will try to be m&#7887;re descriptive. Our lást full day in Railay didn't start out that great. We woke to lots of rain and found out that our boat trip to the Phi Phi islands had been ...