Sareeraya Villas & Suites Chaweng

Travel Blogs from Chaweng

Sareeraya to open a SPA in August, 2010

A travel blog entry by sareerayasamui

The spa will be complete with two private treatment rooms and two Thai massage rooms both for couples and individuals. To complement the unforgetable retreats and luxurious pampering, all the treatment rooms will come with individual Jacuzzis and steam rooms. The spa will offer a full range of relaxing and rejuvenating treatments and spa therapies …

Beach Fun & Food Poisioning

A travel blog entry by nmiddle1

... this before, think i was looking green at one point. Next morning i wasn't feeling great not hungry and most likely dehydrated, managed to force down a couple of bits of toast, felt better fro about 30 mins before latter having to visit the toilet again. I did manage to lye down on the beach for a few hours trying to get as much water down as possible. The patterned continued the next day before i manage to feel a bit better and we decided to travel to ...

Tubing and other near-death experiences

A travel blog entry by stephandsarah

... close to their heads. It was still probably safer than tubing though.

Koh Samet was the perfect end to an amazing five-month journey. As we prepared to head home, excited to see friends and family and looking forward to home comforts (our own beds, hot showers, Quavers...), we reflected on how much 'travelling' has taught us. More on that next time...

Next stop: London Heathrow!

Tan-o-meter
Coupe: Golden pine
SRG: Rich mahogany
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Going absolutely mental on the Kings birthday

A travel blog entry by travelanimal

My good friend Mark whom I travelled south east Asia with six years ago, was on his way to Thailand for three weeks and we planned to celebrate his birthday on Koh Samet. I had two nights to amuse myself before his arrival and was not expecting anything too hectic. It’s a fairly quiet little Island, he told me. You might get bored, he told me. You might find yourself all alone there, he told me. My first two nights were spent, as I said ...

Jungle to Rumble!

A travel blog entry by melandsam

... I stopped myself - didn't feel come on you Blues would be appropriate. (Although in the restaurant they played constant 'elevator' music versions of rock and pop songs, which we couldn't help making up our own versions of, and Mel did inadvertantly announce to all and sundry "smack my ***** up" during an unexpected break in the music, so really a bit of football hooliganism would have paled into insignificance). The place had a ...

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