Trat Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Wow, I can't believe that I have less than 2 days left here in Southeast Asia. It's been an unbelievable time and I'm so glad to have taken this trip. I've learned so much about the region, and I've discovered so much that I need to keep learning about. This trip has completely opened my mind! Right now, we're on Koh Chang, an island south of Ba...

From the end of the pier in Bang Bao, I watch my uncle and Chart disappear into the distance for the long sail back to Pattaya. The wind has calmed and I hope it stays that way for them ...Due to the yellow shirt coup I'd decided to stay on in Koh Chang and base myself initially in Bang Bao, a lovely fishing village..the houses built on poles pi...

We booked the 11.00 boat to take us from the island of Koh Mak back to Trat. We had assumed we would have to walk through the water with our bags to get on the boat (which is how we arrived) so we got really organised this morning and had our bags packed and we were going to be waiting on the beach around 10.45. Debbie went to take the key back ...

It was time for another visa run so I decided to head back to Cambodia. Not because Cambodia is the best place to do a visa run, it's probably the worst. It's only redeeming factor is it's close to my favorite Thai island. I had heard conflicting reports as to the best way to get from Bangkok across the border and then back to Trat to catch a bo...

We spent a lovely few days in Sihanoukville. The beaches were fab and I even managed to get some sailing in although it did involve a 4 mile cycle in the blistering heat along dirt tracks (at which point Q was probably wishing I had a hobby like knitting or bridge). We found a small watersports centre and took a hobie cat dinghy out for an hour ...

together with giulia and my parents we headed to the south easter coast...first on a nice small van...offered by my parents, then with 2 local buses...which took quite a while to reaach our destination..trat, this small village close to the cambodian border, from which we'll catch the ferry to get on cho chang...

We spent the better part of Monday on the move- by overcrowded train from the airport to the city; by taxi to and from Khao Sahn rd (the backpacker centre from hell) and then a bewildering set of connections by bus, train and taxi to another bus which would take us away. Take us from hell. Take us to Trat. We decided that we had to get out of Ba...