Koh pangan Beach haad Rin is considered a very popular destination because of its full moon parties and crazy sunsets . When the full moon ends the island is a bit quieter. there are always fire shows on the beach in the evening. Koh pangan is considered more for young people although recently families with children are also coming there and everyone who comes to Koh Samui must come to Koh pangan as well. There are several ways to get to the island of Koh pangan, the fastest and most convenient way is by direct flight to the nearby island of Koh samui, and from there a ferry ride to the island of Koh pangan takes about 45 minutes. In addition, there are low-cost airlines that offer a flight + ferry package that includes a flight to Nakhon Si Thammarat and a ferry to Koh Pangan or a flight to Sortani and a ferry to the island of Koh Samui from where to take another independent ferry to Koh Pangan. Another cheaper way to get to Koh Pangan is by traveling from Bangkok to Chumphon, which takes about 7 hours or a trip to Suratthani which takes about 9 hours and from there a direct ferry to Koh Pangan. Koh Pangan is not a place that can really be missed when visiting Thailand. Ko Phangan is the little sister of the island of Cosmoy, about two-thirds the size of Cosmoy and as its little sister it is also wilder and less developed. A total of 15 km separates Kopenhagen and Kosmoy, but with them separates 15 or 30 years of development. Maybe it's because Cosmoi is more accessible - it has its own airport and the roads are better, maybe it just started to develop earlier. In any case, the development is slowly seeping into Copenhagen - luxurious luxury hotels have already been built here and there, here families with their children come to rest in it, even "tourist attractions" are being built. But in principle Kopenhagen still belongs to the young. In Copenhagen you will find plenty of cheap and simple accommodation, cheap and delicious Thai food and even Western food, beaches some of which are bustling with life and parties, and others secluded and almost inaccessible, for those who actually crave a romantic atmosphere. Let's face it, the main attraction of Kopenhagen is the "full moon" parties but between parties there are plenty of things to pass the time, how long can you just rest on the beach ?! So between beach and party you can engage in various water activities ranging from boating in kayaks, speedboats, or diving, for example at the charming site "Ko-Ma": This is a small island, about a hundred meters from the beach, only a thin strip of sand leads to it and next to it So clear that for a moment you seem to be hovering over the reef. You can go hiking to various lookout points, such as the one near the "Feng" waterfall, climb up and look at the shores of the island of Kopenhagen far to Kosmoy, then wash off the sweat in a cool bath at the waterfall. If you already have waterfalls, why not visit the "Tan Sadt" National Park, there is a waterfall there that King Rama V loved so much that he visited the place 14 times! As with any self-respecting Thai island, you can go elephant riding. You can learn a little Thai boxing, practice archery. Those who come to the island to relax can take yoga workshops, or go up to visit the beautiful Chinese temple, more for the view that stretches from it than anything else. Here is a particularly relaxing experience - why not indulge in the traditional herbal sauna on the island, a unique spa in a sauna where separation between women and men. If you are looking for Thailand's young people have come to the southern corner of the island, which appears on the map as a small tab - Hadrin. The tab has two sides "Hadrin Nok" on the east side of the beach, where "full moon" parties are held. It is one of the busiest beaches in Thailand, with plenty of benuglos, bars, restaurants and clubs. Music and life around the clock. You will also find many young Israelis, Israeli restaurants and more. On the west side, about a 15 minute walk away is "Hadrin Nai" a quieter beach for those who also want to sleep well at night without hearing resonant music all the time. Between the two sides of Hadrin sits a small and charming town with small alleys where you can find bars, restaurants, clothing stores, grocery stores, massage parlors, accommodations, travel agencies and basically all the goodies. It really does not matter which side of Hadrin you choose, you will have beaches, you will have life, and there will be a once in a lifetime party! Link to lametayel

Phuket is the largest island in Thailand for those who like to walk and travel there is a lot to see in Phuket like attractions, restaurants, cafes, pubs, clubs and also a mall and all these things are found in the Patong Beach area. There are several ways to get to Phuket Island, the fastest and most convenient way is by flight from Bangkok or from any other destination you are in. The flight from Bangkok takes about an hour and a half to Phuket National Airport, and from there most tourists continue to Patong Beach in about an hour’s drive. Another cheaper way to get to Phuket is by taking a bus from Bangkok that takes about 13 hours to the city center. Phuket is not a place that can really be missed when visiting Thailand. Indeed in Phuket there is everything from everything, everything that holidaymakers in Thailand are looking for, there is in Phuket. The island is large, but in the end the distances are short, the traffic is good and everything is accessible. This is perhaps one of the reasons the island attracts tens of thousands of tourists each year. True, there are those who are precisely what deters them, are undecided huh??! So maybe we'll tell you a little bit about him. What bad will not hurt! White white beaches, sit and watch the coral reefs that are revealed under such clear water. A sea of ​​turquoise and azure spread out on the horizon. Sit in a comfortable chair, sip a fruit smoothie, let the barber fall into the sand and your eyes close. But, the wind caresses soothingly. What peace. Maybe we'll take the snorkeling gear to watch the colorful fish, or maybe we'll invest in a local dive course. That's right- this is how it is on the Samui line, right. But so it is with Phuket. Just need to find the right beach. Turbulent nightlife. Bars. Clubs. Cabaret performances. Alcohol. Restaurants and of course shopping. Adrenaline flows in the arteries, adrenaline flows in the streets and beaches. During the day you skip from one water sport to another, surfing, bananas, water skiing, jet skis and paragliding. And from there move to the mainland: Omega Park among the jungle trees. Bungee jumping. ATV riding. Truth - that's exactly what it is in Pattaya. But so it is with Phuket, just need to find the right beach and the right sites. We came to Thailand, and decided to bring the kids too. Need to please the kids, you know how it is, came all the way to Thailand, and we will not make them happy? Of course they will want to meet animals. Let them ride elephants, visit butterfly farms and watch an entertaining monkey show. If possible some large aquarium, see the fish, but still stay dry. We were also happy to let them taste a little jungle, that they would understand what the rainforest is for its thicket and cascading waterfalls. In general we would be happy to tire them out at some amusement park, preferably with dinosaurs, dinosaurs and kids it really goes well. If there is also a large water park in the area - then in general you have won. What did you say? Hua Hin? No! Phuket. Yes all of these in general are in Phuket, plenty of doing for the whole family. Maybe you even came for the view. You are looking for a sea in all shades of blue. You want to sail in long-tail boats between huge cliffs that emerge from the vast and forested water. You are interested in paddling in a kayak between the islands to retire on a secluded beach somewhere under the rock. You’d be happy to go on day trips, visit James Bond Island, or hop on the pee line. You are so longing to witness the insane tropical sunsets. Of course, you want Krabi. To Krabi or Phuket, the eastern shores of Phuket are the other side of the Andaman Gulf which is closed between Krabi and Phuket. Link to lametayel

khao Lak has recently become a popular place thanks to its luxurious hotels. The hotels offer excellent accommodation for both children and parents. The easiest way to get to Kao Lak is to fly to Phuket or Krabi and take a taxi from there. It is also possible to get there by train, the train station closest to the area is in "Surat Thani" from where you can take a bus to Khao Lak. The ride cost is about 4 hours. You can also get to the area by bus. There are no buses whose destination is Khao Lak, but buses traveling to Phuket, Ranong, and Suratni pass through the area, stopping at your destination at your request. Buses from Bangkok to the area depart from South Station, Sai Tai Mai and travel time is approximately 12 hours. Link to lametayel