Thailand's Islands and Beaches (Lonely Planet Regional Guides) (Paperback)

Amazon.co.uk Review
One of the main reasons people visit Thailand is for the scenery and amazing wildlife concentrated along its beautiful coast line--from the hippy resort of Had Rin and the sea Gypsy fishing villages around Koh Surin to the beautiful coral and waterfalls scattered around its coast. Unlike the Lonely Planet Thailand guide, Lonely Planet: Thailand's Islands and Beaches doesn't try to fit in everything you could possibly want to do in Thailand. It gives you what you need to know about the main destinations. It is particularly useful for those interested in diving, with hints on responsible diving and wildlife to avoid and a whole section on Thailand's marine environment including beautiful colour photos. However, it also includes good information on Bangkok where many people either begin or end their journeys.

With Thailand's ever-expanding tourist industry (especially in island and beach areas), a detailed guide is exactly what you need to seek out the best deals and the best places to stay. Whether you're on a large or small budget, looking for that elusive remote "beach" or simply somewhere to chill out for a couple of weeks with plenty of nightlife, this guide will help you find your way. --Caroline Butler --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Synopsis
Also covering the city of Bangkok, this guide provides information on Thailand's islands and beaches and includes: area maps; a language section; full transport options coverage; and cultural and historical background information.

First Sentence
The Mekong River Valley and Khorat Plateau areas of what today encompasses much of Thailand were inhabited as far back as 10,000 years ago. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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