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Colleagues, on the nose of the honeymoon. Help!!!
How many I read sites, everywhere a different opinion. We want to go to Thailand for a wedding in late July or early August. Is it worth planning? Still a honeymoon and don't want to spoil it at all
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When is the best time to go:
NOVEMBER-APRIL: Phuket, Krabi, Phi-Phi, Lanta, Ranong, Phang-Nga, Trang, Satun, Chang, Mak, Kud.
MARCH-OCTOBER: Koh Samui, Koh Tao, Koh Phangan, Chumphon, Khanom, Cha-am, Hua Hin.
ALL YEAR ROUND: Pattaya..." (c)
You can visit the resorts of the Gulf of Thailand - Koh Samui, Koh Tao, Koh Phangan, the royal resort of Hua Hin.
In July-August, the monsoon season (rains, storm) on the west coast - in Phuket, Phi Phi and Similan will also fail to visit.
Holidays in Pattaya do not depend on the weather, because they do not go there for the weather. This is not the kind of resort I would visit on my honeymoon.
I would choose Koh Samui for a honeymoon with trips to Koh Tao and Koh Phangan. But it's up to you to decide.
NOVEMBER-APRIL: Phuket, Krabi, Phi-Phi, Lanta, Ranong, Phang-Nga, Trang, Satun, Chang, Mak, Kud.
MARCH-OCTOBER: Koh Samui, Koh Tao, Koh Phangan, Chumphon, Khanom, Cha-am, Hua Hin.
ALL YEAR ROUND: Pattaya..." (c)
You can visit the resorts of the Gulf of Thailand - Koh Samui, Koh Tao, Koh Phangan, the royal resort of Hua Hin.
In July-August, the monsoon season (rains, storm) on the west coast - in Phuket, Phi Phi and Similan will also fail to visit.
Holidays in Pattaya do not depend on the weather, because they do not go there for the weather. This is not the kind of resort I would visit on my honeymoon.
I would choose Koh Samui for a honeymoon with trips to Koh Tao and Koh Phangan. But it's up to you to decide.
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answered 15 years ago
Thailand is hot and very humid during the months you have indicated. By the way, March-April on Koh Chang are considered the most stuffy and hot. On Koh Samui in the summer and hot and in the sea currents. If you go, then transfer your honeymoon to January-February))). or to Montenegro-Croatia, it’s also good to relax there and there is something to see and the sea is warm and the country is also beautiful.
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answered 15 years ago
I agree. in the summer in Thailand it often rains, as a result, it is very humid, despite the fact that the temperature can reach 40-42. bath
it's up to you to decide where to go, but you can get there like we were on Chang last early August. It rained almost non-stop for 3 days.
it's up to you to decide where to go, but you can get there like we were on Chang last early August. It rained almost non-stop for 3 days.
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answered 15 years ago
And what do people need on their honeymoon!? Is 3 days in a hotel really a problem for newlyweds? A cozy room, delicious food, parents a thousand kilometers away and rain outside the window...
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answered 15 years ago
then-on Chang- there is no one around in the sea for a kilometer
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answered 15 years ago
Summer is just the season on Koh Samui, do not mislead people. And there are no "currents" in the sea. "Currents" in the summer in Phuket, this is a completely different sea.
Don't go to Koh Chang in August. You need to go to Koh Chang from November to April.
Don't go to Koh Chang in August. You need to go to Koh Chang from November to April.
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answered 15 years ago
http://www.tmd.go.th/en/province_stat.php?StationNumber=48550
Monthly statistics on temperature and precipitation in Samui.
Monthly statistics on temperature and precipitation in Samui.
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answered 15 years ago
On a honeymoon trip, you need to go to the islands, and even better to the Maldives. At prices, you can find an equivalent version of Tayu, and the effect is many times greater.
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answered 15 years ago
statistics - statistics, but we were, for example, on Koh Samui - several times, both in Phuket and Koh Chang - just arrived. On Koh Chang - even the locals say - the most hot and stuffy in March-April. But as for the Maldives, you might think, but more expensive. I don’t agree that the effects anymore. who likes "pork cartilage", and who likes "chops". we like Tai more
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answered 15 years ago
Samui, Krabi, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Bangkok, Tao. May, December, June.
Heat and stuffiness in April-May, the question was about July-August.
Heat and stuffiness in April-May, the question was about July-August.
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answered 15 years ago
what about no reviews? in which hotels or guesthouses or condos? can we adopt something new?
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answered 15 years ago
Can't you travel without reviews?
Not guesthouses and not condos, hotels are on average 4 *, 30-50 dollars per night. With peace of mind, I can advise Florist and Lolita Bungalows on Maenam, Charm Churi and new Dusit on Koh Tao (but it does not have a normal beach, unfortunately), Resort type Krabi (not to be confused with Krabi resort) on Ao Nang. From the more expensive category, I really liked Zazen on Bo Put and Railay Bay on Railay. In the Hua Hin area, we chose a hotel in Cha-Am - Long Beach Cha-Am, a good hotel, especially for its price, and it also turned out to be better to live not in Hau Hin itself.
In Bangkok, we stayed at Sitin Pratunam and Bayok Suite, they are almost nearby, both are good, in Sitin only vegetarian food.
Now, what I didn’t like: We were in Pattaya once, more than a foot in this garbage, the hotel was a Loma resort on Naklua, not very, with such an abundance of prostitutes, I would like everything to be washed thoroughly.
Thanks for the link, but I'm used to trusting foreign weather resources (when traveling to Thailand - Thai), and not those whose address ends in .ru.
And what can you, Anelichka, recommend from hotels? Just not guesthouses or condos :)
Not guesthouses and not condos, hotels are on average 4 *, 30-50 dollars per night. With peace of mind, I can advise Florist and Lolita Bungalows on Maenam, Charm Churi and new Dusit on Koh Tao (but it does not have a normal beach, unfortunately), Resort type Krabi (not to be confused with Krabi resort) on Ao Nang. From the more expensive category, I really liked Zazen on Bo Put and Railay Bay on Railay. In the Hua Hin area, we chose a hotel in Cha-Am - Long Beach Cha-Am, a good hotel, especially for its price, and it also turned out to be better to live not in Hau Hin itself.
In Bangkok, we stayed at Sitin Pratunam and Bayok Suite, they are almost nearby, both are good, in Sitin only vegetarian food.
Now, what I didn’t like: We were in Pattaya once, more than a foot in this garbage, the hotel was a Loma resort on Naklua, not very, with such an abundance of prostitutes, I would like everything to be washed thoroughly.
Thanks for the link, but I'm used to trusting foreign weather resources (when traveling to Thailand - Thai), and not those whose address ends in .ru.
And what can you, Anelichka, recommend from hotels? Just not guesthouses or condos :)
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answered 15 years ago
Summer is not the best time for a holiday in Thailand: heavy rains can spoil your mood and rest. We postponed our honeymoon trip until December ... and did not regret it.
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answered 15 years ago
we personally like proven hotels - Phuket: Kata beach resort, Koh Samui - Chaweng buri, Chang: Koh Chang paradise resort.
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answered 15 years ago
We watched Chaweng storms for the next trip from April 30th, but we had doubts about the low tides and the number of people on the beach. Can you tell me, as an eyewitness :) does the sea go far, is it possible to swim normally throughout the day? Thanks in advance.
For everyone who is interested - a map of low tides on Koh Samui:
http://www.thaiwaysmagazine.com/samui_map/samui_map_island.html
Orange near the shore - a shallow bottom, which is exposed at low tide.
bagira88, it would be more correct to indicate exactly where in Thailand the rainy season is in summer, since Thailand is very different in terms of climatic zones, and the rainy season is at different times.
For everyone who is interested - a map of low tides on Koh Samui:
http://www.thaiwaysmagazine.com/samui_map/samui_map_island.html
Orange near the shore - a shallow bottom, which is exposed at low tide.
bagira88, it would be more correct to indicate exactly where in Thailand the rainy season is in summer, since Thailand is very different in terms of climatic zones, and the rainy season is at different times.
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answered 15 years ago
We go to Koh Samui mainly in January-February, and the tides are very different, but we swam, although sometimes there were waves and the water was dirty
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answered 15 years ago
the hotel is always full, especially on holidays and weekends - Thais and Chinese run (if there are free rooms) the best bungalows No.
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