Lamai Inn

... to Koh Samui. We checked in to some beach bungalows (a matress on the floor with a fan and a mozzie net), and headed for Lamai Beach. Blue sea and plenty of sun. Bliss. We genreally chilled out, hired a jeep (with no handbrake or first ...

... --a tiny room with a double bed, a fan and cold shower--for 150 baht (about $5). Compare this to the 1500 baht we paid in Lamai. Granted we had hot water, A/C, phone and TV on Lamai, but aside from hot water what more could you want? I certainly didn't ...

... Spent most of the day in Bill resort, which is quite affordable for a resort and is located on the southern corner of the main Lamai beach. It's not a bad beach but it was just too big for us. We wanted somewhere quieter and less developed so we decided ...

... a visit to a buddah and a temple, the buddah is the biggest buddah in Ko Samui. Next up we went to some rocks on Lamai Beach, among these rocks was the Hin Ta and Hin Yai Rocks which are the famous twin granite rocks. Hin Ta or Grandfather Rock is ...

... We got up nice and early to hire some peds the following day and headed straight for a fry up. We cruised over a place called lamai which was a less busy beach. A woman gave my feet a scrub removing any protection I had from the searing hot sand. We then ...

After a reasonable lie in Bev and I packed our bags and headed to the airport.  From previous peoples experience we have learnt that there are two Bangkok International airports and made sure we headed to the correct one (the new one).   The ...