Satun Hotels - Reviews and Rates

The first day of the journey to Malaysia was Ko Lanta to Satun. Which involved a minibus to Trang and then a very hot open air government bus to Satun. It was generally a bad day. The minibus driver kept shouting at me in Thai then I didn't get chance for lunch as the bus to Satun was due to leave when I got to Trang bus station and then people ...

It was really sad to leave Ko Libong and continue south. I left Elaine and our new friends back in Trang and took a 4 hour bus south. Something truly amazing happened around 3 1/2 hours in. I was just drifting off when something woke me up immediately and I couldn't quite work out why anything was so different. Looking around me I couldn't see t...

We weren't really sure where we wanted to begin in Malaysia. We'd spent many hours searching bookshops and street stalls in Bangkok and Ko Samui for Malaysian guidebooks, but it wasn't until our second to last day on Samui that we finally found one for a reasonable price. As such, we started our research very late, and didn't have much focus whe...

We caught a 2 hour ferry from Langkawi island, Malaysia, to Satun in southern Thailand. After clearing immigration, we hopped on a bus for a 6 hour journey north to Krabi. Thailand looked much the same as Malaysia - multiple people on mopeds, a lack of ginger haired people, street hawkers selling fast food and all manner of goods, and lots of bu...

walked on beach in langkawi for a bit, then got the ferry to Thailand (Satun) pretty quiet little town, not a lot to do had a wonder gonna either go to Tarutoa national park or Hat Yai then Samui, depends if i can find out how much Tarutoa diving is, meant to be the best in Thailand but hard to get into.