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A popular destination for travelers, Thailand has something for everyone, from 5-star luxury seekers to money-conscious backpackers. It is a land with a fascinating history, stunning scenery, ancient temples, and a long-standing Buddhist culture. With palm-dotted beaches, sugar-white sands, azure seas and idyllic islands, it’s the best place to kick back and let the laid-back atmosphere wash over you.
phuket
Probably one of the best known Thai destinations after Bangkok, Phuket became famous in 1974 when it was featured in the Bond film, ‘The Man with the Golden Gun’. In Phuket you can experience a hedonistic lifestyle while relaxing on miles and miles of soft sandy beaches alongside the sparkling aquamarine waters of the Andaman Sea. It is the perfect place to practice water sports or simply eat and drink in the many restaurants and bars that line the sand.
mayan bay
Another beach made famous on the silver screen, Maya Bay played a central role in the 2000 film ‘The Beach,’ starring Leonardo di Caprio. Beautiful white sand surrounded by coral reefs and limestone rocks; It turned out to be the perfect spot, although the landscaping done by Fox productions didn’t endear the filmmakers to the locals. It seems that nature has now reclaimed its birthright, the 2004 tsunami removed most of the landscape from the Fox productions and returned it to its natural state.
Kanchanaburi
A major tourist destination, Kanchanaburi has truly magnificent scenery with waterfalls, forests, rivers, and caves dating back to the times of Neolithic man. It is the ultimate outdoor adventure park with all kinds of activities available, from rafting, canoeing, and fishing to golf, mountain biking, and bird watching. There are even treks into the dense jungle in search of elephants for those of you who like a little more adventure in your life. But if this sounds like too much hard work, just relax on the beautiful white sand beaches.
koh phi phi don
Hindus, Buddhists and sea gypsies coexist in harmony in this hedonistic paradise where pristine beaches, transparent emerald seas and sheer cliffs make up the familiar landscape of this area. Koh Phi Phi like most islands can only be reached by sea in one of the long colorful queues and once you are there you will find there are no roads or traffic in this unspoiled haven of tranquility and peace. In fact, the hardest thing you’ll ever have to do here is raise your cocktail glass or maybe practice some downward facing dog during a yoga session on the pristine beaches.
Haad Rin, Koh Pha Ngan
If all this relaxation talk seems too boring for your liking and you prefer a place with a party atmosphere, then head to Haad Rin, a beach that is more famous for its full moon parties than its natural attractions. That is not to say that it is not beautiful, it still has the necessary golden sands, crystal clear waters, but it also has a lively atmosphere that lasts all day and well into the night.