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Motorcycles and sunburn Ko Phayam, Krabi, Thailand Ko Phayam, Krabi, Thailand We decided to leave PP Land and head over to the west side of the island so walked across to Mr Gao's, which looked really nice, but unfortunately they were full. Having been informed by another couple that
Ko Phayam Ko PhayamThe journey from Phuket to Ko Phayam would prove to be a fairly easy one a bus from Karon to Phuket Town then a connecting bus from Phuket to Ranong where we would then get a speed boat to the small tranquil island of Ko Phayam
Thailand's remote islands Koh Phra Thong is another unspoilt island in the Andaman Sea off Thailand's west coast, near the town of Kuraburi, with around 16km of empty, golden beaches, no cars and one "road" that's a sandy track. The Golden Buddha Beach Resort is
RANONG Like Ko Phayam, boats can be chartered from the Ranong Pier. The island can be reached within 1 hour by long-tail boat. There are four beaches on the west of the island. Private bungalows are available.
Andamans idyll We are back in Bangkok after having had a wonderfully restful 9 days on the island of Koh Phayam. You'll find it in your atlas, or rather your Google Earth , just off the Andaman Sea coast (that's the west side) of Thailand just below
Tezza's Beaches and Islands: KO MAK (MAC, MACK) If I had to compare it I'd say it is similar to Ko Jum and Ko Phayam. It is certainly a nice contrast to a lot of big Ko Chang, giving visitors to this area a nice diversion. Map from KO MAK. com. A FULL SIZE VERSION can be seen here The beach is pretty nice here but if you walk further west past the small headland where Ao Kao Resort's restaurant is located, you will reach the main south coast beach of Ao Kao. This is a nice beach, maybe 1500m long,
Ko Phayam : "One of the last remaining paradises in Thailand Koh Phayam is a small island off the north west point of where Thailand's southerly Andaman Sea coast commences. It is barely 7km wide in any direction and sits about a 1 and half hour boat ride from Rannong, a port most associated with
Thailand's remote islands Koh Phayam Up near the Burmese border, a two-hour boat ride from the town of Ranong, Phayam has slowly emerged as the sleepy island of choice for travellers eager to avoid the over-development of Phangan and Samui.
Thailand Bali and Other Beaches and Islands: Ko Phayam The other main tourist beach on Phayam is AO KOA KWAI (aka Buffalo Beach) in the north west of the island. This is a similar size to Ao Yai, has around the same number of bungalow places, and seemed even quieter and more laid back.
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