Around Mae Phim

The waters around Mae Phim is in a class of very good diving waters. Clear water and a tropical color sparkling world are awaiting you. So take a snorkeling trip and experience a new world of Thailand.

Along the beach road you can find about 50 different restaurants and they are not tourist like. You will have a fantastic food experience from the domestic sea food kitchen. It's a great feeling to sit under the reed roofs and experience the scent of chili, curry, lime mixed with the topical nature and the sea. And prices are always minimal.

The market place in Mae Phim is different than in the big cities, not a lot of copy's etc. It's a charming place to meet the local people offering what's needed for the daily Life: textile's, tool's cloths, bags etc. It's a true experience of the genuine Thailand to go strolling about the market place.

Right outside Mae Phim and Rayong is Koh Samet located this magnificent isle with white as chalk sand and swaying palm trees have some of Thailand's best beaches to be found here. You can't find much traffic as Koh Samet is classified as a national park.

This little group of 3 isles: Koh Man Nai, Koh Man Klang and Koh Man Nok have been preserved exceptional and have great coral reefs. The smallest isle, Mann Nai is only 100 meters wide it's a sea turtel reserve that is supported by the queen of Thailand.

On Man Klang and Man Nok you will find fantastic

A small city that is grooving fast and have all the big department stores: Lotus, Caarefour, Index, Robinson etc. Around Rayong you will find nice excursion places, going up to the mountains and walking in the jungle discover fantastic water falls, enormous under earth caves and many temples.

In about 2 hours from Mae Phim you will find the lost paradise, located on the tropical island of Koh Chang surrounded by Gulf of Thailand.

With white sand beaches, waterfalls, coral reefs and an archipelago of more than 50 islands, un crowded Koh Chang is a real tropical paradise. Thailand's second largest island. Mangroves and beach forest line the shores, and the whole island supports a huge diversity of wildlife.

Stretching down the eastern coast are countless idyllic islands ans escapist small beach resorts. The most glimmering of the jewels is Koh Chang. White sand, turquoise waters and an exquisite setting for a perfect tropical vacation.

Koh Chang Marine National Park is a secret yet to be explored. Nearly 75% of the Marine Park is protected by law, under the jurisdiction of the Forestry Department of Thailand. This explains how it remains virgin wonderland protected from divesting development.