Krabi/Phuket 2010 (Part 6)
Krabi/Phuket 2010 – Phi Phi Islands Day Tour
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1. Gorgeous sight of anchored boats on Ao Nang beach, but this beach is definitely NOT for swimming
If you’re in Krabi or Phuket, and you shy away from the sun, the sea or even refrain from staying outdoors during daytime, you’re better off holidaying in Timbuktu. Really. Mentally and physically prepared for the imminent tanning, the gals slapped on sunscreen with the highest SPF (sun protection factor) there is in the market. Kind of amazing how their routine of applying and re-applying the lotion took place almost automatically, at fixed intervals. But of course, you’d better be well-prepared, for getting sunburn is NOT the most ideal souvenir you’d want to bring home after a long day out on the seas.
Take a Tour to Krabi for an Unforgettable Vacation
October 22, 2009 by RDER
Filed under Articles On Krabi
Krabi is an outstanding destination, situated about 800 kilometers south of Bangkok, in Thailand. This enchanting resort is regarded as one of the most relaxing destinations on the earth. With more than 200 large as well as small islands dotted in the Andaman Sea, Krabi is much famed for its dramatic scenery and stunning landscape consisting of rich natural resources, beautiful forested areas, scintillating waterfalls, white sandy beaches, mysterious caves, swaying coconut palms, superb coral reefs, soaring limestone cliffs, magnificent coves and bays, and aqua blue color waters.
Koh Phi Phi’s Group of Islands
July 5, 2009 by KDSH
Filed under Attractions
The Chao Ley sea gypsies named the islands Pulaopi are pi. Pulao means island and pi is a kind of tree or samae. The island group lies 42 km from the mainland of Krabi and is composed of 6 islands : Phi Phi Don Island, Phi Phi Ley Island, Bida Nork Island, Bida Nai Island, Mosquito Island and Bamboo Island.
MOSQUITO ISLAND
lies to the North of Phi Phi Don Island. It is the least visited of all the local islands, with very little beachland, but is not lacking in underwater attractions, as testified by the visits of dive operators.
