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What's New on Jamie's Phuket..?
From We love Phuket, 5 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
My main Phuket Blog is at http://jamie-monk.blogspot.com, and I've been adding a few interesting things this last month:I have decided to start some hotel recommendations. Although I have a house, so do not stay in hotels, I have daily contact with tourists, and many friends and family have been here; this, combined with a knowledge of the beaches means I can make a pretty decent stab at recommending a place to stay!We have started with:• Dusit Laguna• Baan Yin DeeWhat...
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More Satellite Views of Phuket
From We love Phuket, 5 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
From Google Earth..Boat Lagoon is on the east coast of Phuket. There is a lot of development there, and the image is probably a few years old. We like to go there sometimes to see the boats and splash out on a nice coffee and cake at the bakery...Panyee Village in Phang Nga Bay. The famous "floating village" is much bigger than most people think. Most tourists just stop here for lunch as part of a tour, but if you have the chance to walk around, you'll find it's a very interesting place...
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The Hunt for a dry October
From Phuket weather blog, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
October has arrived. I have been having a little holiday over the last 10 days, mostly in Phuket, but we managed a 2 night trip to Khao Sok national park, staying at the Cliff and River Jungle Resort where we have stayed before and plan to stay again.Weather... yep, guess I should update more often, but the last week with my parents here and kids on school holidays, I have preferred to actually live life than blog it! Hardly even looked at Facebook, and I have not even Tweeted since September...
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After the rain comes sun. After the sun comes rain again
From Phuket weather blog, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
The last few days have been very changeable after a mostly dry July - we have had some rain now, and what rain! I am thankful that things were dry on Saturday (24th) for the Phuket Photo Walk, but Sunday was wet in the afternoon and our power went out in the dive shop for a couple of hours, and then Monday was rather nasty, lots of rain and strong winds, Tuesday not a huge amount better. It happens. And we do need rain. Don't like it' I hear the Atacama is a nice dry place."The voice of the...
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Cape Sienna
From The Pucket Hotel Blog, 2 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Looking for a completely relaxing place to lie back and enjoy the peaceful and quiet holiday you have worked hard all year to take on Phuket' To relax in chic luxury safe in the knowledge your revere will not be shattered by noisy, over-excited children also enjoying their holiday but at a different decibel level' Look no more. You have found it : Cape Sienna Hotel & VillasIt's pretty expensive, caters to, well, rich people. Loction: on a headland along "Millionaires Mile" just south of Kamala...
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Secret Cliff Resort
From The Pucket Hotel Blog, 4 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Just opened - in fact I did not know it had opened until I had a couple of customers staying there... along the winding seaview road between Karon and Patong beaches, built into the cliff overlooking the ocean, Secret Cliff looks like a nice little hideaway, only a few minutes either way to Karon or Patong (and you will have to go to either unless you are happy to eat in the same restaurant every day!). The kind of place that suits people who want to be quiet, but also conveniently close to all...
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Exploring Satun
From Life in Phuket Blog, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Located 973 kilometres from Bangkok, Satun is a very pretty province which can be found on the western coast in the South of Thailand. This small and tranquil province is near the Malaysian ? Thai border and has an abundance of pristine nature and mountainous forests with more than eighty beautiful surrounding islands. This is a great place to relax for a while before you head into Malaysian and the province has an interesting mix of Thai and Malay elements to discover.
Most visitors head...
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Tsunami evacuation practice
From One Stop Krabi, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Tsunami emergency drills will take place in southern Thailand next month.
The practice for an emergency evacuation in the event of another tsunami will?be held?on September 13. Provinces that will take part are on the country's Andaman Sea Coast.
The exercise will?be held?in Phang Nga, Krabi, Phuket, Ranong, Satun and Trang. There were plans to do a part of the rehearsal at night, but reporters at Phuketwan?say that this part of the event was cancelled.
San Kanthawong, the Department of...
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Bikers donate to rescue service
From One Stop Pattaya, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
A Pattaya motorcycle enthusiasts club has donated equipment to the town's emergency services organisation. The Mad Dog Motorbike Club has given life saving devices to the Sawang Boriboon Foundation to enable them to help accident victims more easily.
The head of the Mad Dog's chapter, Tim Wood led his fellow members in presenting the devices to the foundation's Khun Saeksun at the branch office in South Pattaya. Khun Saeksun is a watch commander at this branch, which is one of the busiest along...
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Cheap Hotels in Perth
From Australia Blog, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
When looking for cheap hotels in Perth, you won’t have to look too far. A majority of good accommodation choices are available within a few blocks of each other in the Perth city center. And, since this area isn’t too far away, you might just get some good views of the Swan River.
A good mid-range hotel in Perth will set you back anywhere from $90 to $180 a night, while the more top-end choices will run over $200 per night. Most of the options on the map below are within a public...
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Things to See in Central Kalimantan
From Indonesia Logue, 2 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Kalimantan is an island of adventure and intrigue. Central Kalimantan with an area covering 153,800 square kilometres, mostly jungle but, offers so much for the traveller you see and do. The northern area is mountainous and difficult to reach. The central area is dense tropical forest. The southern area is swampy and has many rivers. The climate is hot and humid.
In particular the tribes living in these areas are an anthropologists delight as well as being of intense interest to the traveller....
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