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Koh Ngai, Thailand’s Honeymoon Island: our top 5 romantic resorts for couples, plus practical tips on seasons, transfers, snorkeling, and secluded beaches.

Compare Phuket, Samui, Lipe, Kood, Yao Noi, Krabi and Koh Mak for couples, with quiet coves, private longtail picnics and bioluminescent plankton tips.

Whale shark season in Thailand runs Mar–May. See the best dive sites, safety and etiquette, certification needs, and liveaboard tips for your trip.

Want that viral photo in the emerald waters? From luxury boats with floating breakfasts to budget-friendly local captains, here are the top 5 ways to rent a private longtail boat for Pileh Lagoon.

Start 2026 with good luck by swimming with turtles! Discover the top 5 snorkeling tours on Koh Tao that visit Shark Bay and Turtle Island, perfect for a refreshing New Year's Eve.

A reliable guide to the safest provinces to visit in Thailand during the current tensions along the Cambodian border. Understand which areas remain fully safe for travel, what precautions to follow, and how to enjoy Thailand’s most stunning destinations responsibly.

You don't need a millionaire's budget for a dream island getaway. From heritage mansions in Old Town to surf hostels in Kata, discover the top 5 affordable stays in Phuket.

It’s not just one night! From the legendary beach rave to hidden jungle festivals, here are the top 5 parties to hit during your Full Moon trip to Koh Phangan in 2026.

From the emerald lagoons of Hong Island to the ancient sea caves of Phang Nga Bay, discover Thailand’s top 5 breathtaking kayaking destinations. Updated for 2025 with transport tips, maps, and opening hours.

Discover Thailand’s most local islands. Explore Koh Yao Noi, Koh Jum, Koh Mak, and more authentic Thai island life away from the tourist crowds.

Discover Thailand’s top scuba diving destinations. From the vibrant coral gardens of the Similan Islands to the shark-filled waters around Koh Phi Phi, this guide covers the best dive sites, provinces, travel tips, and peak seasons for an unforgettable underwater adventure.

Blending Thai and Malay heritage, Songkhla offers travelers a rare glimpse into a slower, authentic way of life. From the bustling streets of Hat Yai to the peaceful beaches and colorful old town, this province is full of contrasts, modern yet deeply rooted in tradition. Whether you’re seeking food adventures, scenic viewpoints, or calm seaside walks, Songkhla welcomes every kind of traveler with warmth and charm.

Surat Thani is not just a jumping-off point for Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, and Koh Tao. The province itself is full of natural wonders, from serene riverside towns and night markets to lush national parks and waterfalls. Adventure seekers and culture enthusiasts alike will enjoy local flavors, eco-tourism experiences, and tranquil spots that show the authentic southern Thai lifestyle.

Phang Nga is often called the “majestic province” of southern Thailand, famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, and serene beaches. Unlike bustling Phuket or Krabi, Phang Nga offers a quieter, more laid-back vibe where nature and local culture take center stage. Travelers are drawn to its calm bays, emerald waters, and picturesque islands like James Bond Island. Inland, lush forests, waterfalls, and small villages reveal a slower pace of life, making it a perfect destination for those who want to explore untouched beauty and experience authentic southern Thai culture.

Krabi sits on Thailand’s Andaman coast and is defined by dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise seas, and a scatter of islands that look as if they were painted into the horizon. The province balances active outdoor pursuits (rock climbing, diving, kayaking) with slow, beachside moments — night markets, seafood dinners by the water, and quiet viewpoints at sunset. Best visited in the dry season (November–April) when the seas are calm and the skies are clear, Krabi offers varied experiences for adventure seekers, families, and anyone after a scenic island escape.