Koh Phangan
Thailand live cam present live camera from koh Phangan. Koh Phangan 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 Phangan 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 Phangan as well. There are several ways to get to the island of Koh Phangan, 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 Phangan 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 Phangan or a flight to Sortani and a ferry to the island of Koh Samui from where to take another independent ferry to Koh Phangan. Another cheaper way to get to Koh Phangan 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 Phangan. Koh Phangan is not a place that can really be missed when visiting Thailand. Ko Phangan is the little sister of the island of koh samui, about two-thirds the size of koh samui 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 koh samui 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
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Koh Samui
Thailand live cam present live camera from koh samui. Koh Samui is one of the most visited islands in Thailand and the second largest island. Koh Samui has a great selection of pubs restaurants and night clubs. For all the party people it is recommended to go to the Chaweng area and for those who are looking for less night life and quieter will want to get to Bophut Beach or Mea Nam Beach. The main gateway to Koh Samui Island is the private airport owned by Bangkok Air, which operates daily flights from Bangkok, Phuket and Chiang Mai, with a direct flight once a day from Chiang Mai to Koh Samui. Until recently, Bangkok Air was the only one that operates flights to the island, today Thai Air also operates two flights a day from Bangkok to Koh Samui. This option is the most expensive and can cost about $ 150 for a direct flight, of course it depends on the season and the availability of the flights. Another way to get on a flight to Koh Samui, but a cheaper flight, is a flight package that includes a ferry that low-cost airlines offer, such as Air Asia and Nok Air. The package includes a flight from Bangkok or Chiang Mai to Sortani or Nakorn Si Thammarat and from there a ferry to the pier and a ferry to Koh Samui. Those interested in lowering costs have the option of a package that includes a bus ride from Bangkok combined with a ferry. Koh Samui Island is not a place to be missed when visiting Thailand. Koh samui is the third largest island in Thailand and probably one of its major tourist destinations. By the end of the 1960s, however, almost no one knew him. And within 50 years it has grown to become a huge tourist center. There is a huge variety of attractions in Koh samui suitable for all ages. For example, you can start at the spectacular Namtok Hin Lat waterfall, which also has several swimming pools. Also worth a visit is the picturesque village of Ban Lipa Yai where locals specialize in growing exotic tropical fruits. In addition, it is recommended to visit Wat Kunaram Temple and the Great Buddha Temple in order to spice up the holiday with a spiritual experience. It is also not worth giving up the butterfly garden which contains over six thousand types of butterflies, and a large variety of other insects. Beyond that, Cosmoi offers a selection of water attractions including scuba diving, boating, windsurfing and kayaking, and there are quite a few sporting activities ranging from yoga, through bowling and golf, to bungee jumping. Do not miss the jeep trip in the jungle of the island, the trip to Koh Tao and Koh Nang Yuan Nature Reserve and of course the spectacular trip to the breathtaking views of the Angton Coral Reserve, a trip which is combined with snorkeling and kayaking. In fact, settlement in koh samui began about 1,500 years ago by Chinese and Malaysian fishermen. They are probably the ones who gave the island its name. The explanation is that the name "covert" comes from the Chinese word "saboa" which means safe anchorage. For centuries, however, the settlement on the island was sparse. There were few fishing villages and most of the livelihood was in agriculture: growing tropical fruits. The coconut and dorian fruits of Koh samui - their name has come a long way. In those days the cruise to the island of Koh samui could last 7 to 8 hours, and the traffic on the mountainous island was difficult as there were no neat roads. Let's tell the truth - the island was quite cut off from the mainland. Then in the 60s, and the seeds of change had already been thrown away on the island. It started with the flower children, the lone hippies who were on their way to Kathmandu and India as part of the journey to enlightenment, they found themselves coming to this secluded island to find peace and disengagement. Slowly the place made a name for itself among the members of the hippie community and in the 70s many backpackers began to flow into the place. The locals, mostly farmers, began to engage in tourism. They rented their houses for lodging, cooked food for backpackers who came to lie on the beach. In 1973, traffic on the island improved: the construction of the first perimeter asphalt road, which was only 2 meters wide, was completed. Maybe it was because the hippies were getting older, maybe the stories they told upon their return to the West enticed slightly more pampered travelers, but the standard of living on the island has gone up. In the 1980s, bungalows began to be built on the island, and here and there hotels began to emerge, first basic and then more luxurious. The main upheaval began in the 1990s. In 1989 the airport was established on the island, and the island of Koh samui became more accessible to tourists, and the tourists on the wings of planes came in droves. The island was flooded by a wave of construction that peaked in the early 21st century. Roads, hotels of all levels, shops and attractions. Within 40 years the island has become a well-kept secret of a very small hippie community, an international-class tourist center that attracts tourists of all kinds and from all over the world. Link to lametayel Some of Koh samui's cameras belong to - The Real Samui Webcam
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