Rest With Children In Thailand

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Snowy sand, a transparent sea, a bungalow with gambles, little kids picking pots and shaking in warm waves, it looks like a dream. If Turkey I'm tired, and the Maldives can't afford it yet, there's a completely universal recipe, Thailand. A detailed guide on the Thai islands, from an experienced traveler and the mother of two little Xenia Cesnokova kids.

I've been alone in Thailand three times before I was kids, including pregnant. Then came for two weeks with Alissa's annual daughter, next year, with a two-year-old daughter, drove from Malaysia to Ko Lipe with a pregnant Grigoriem, with two children in the kingdom for over two and a half months. At the same time, I'm not used to being stuck in one place for more than five to seven days, so we've had a lot of time to get out, out and look.

The Kingdom of Thailand is not small enough, and its coast is almost depressed by islands. I'll try to systematize my own impressions, and it's about island beaches. There's material in Tae, too, but they're not different. Pattia, after which people refuse to return to this beautiful country, Huahin, a convenient infrastructure, but with mutno-water, and Kraby is a wonderful place to eat long-term housing, not for Baunti recreation fans.

Thailand is best suited to families with children or happy newborns who want privacy and peace. We'll go to the Queen's islands: "Stairs" by secret koh. I divided them into four contingent groups.

Utilities

Good housing choice, developed infrastructure, lack of recreational crowds, there are quiet corners.

Phangan (Koh Phangan)

The islands of relaxed partyers and casters are those who cross European winter in Thai paradise. You can live anywhere. Take off the house, bungalow, cheap or expensive. With Internet, hot water and air conditioning or without (principal houses, $300 a month). On the beach or in the middle of the island. In the north or on the beach Hut Rin, where the monthly Full Moon Party passes.

There's a lot of phones out here, there's a VI-Fi, $3-5 a day, you can rent a scooter. There are supermarkets, cup stores, chairs and pancakes, and a hospital.

Many Russians, including children. Phangan is calmer than next door Samui, more like the island, but comfort is enough.

What to do:

Buy, swim with the mask, learn fridaiving, go to kids' parties, hang out on Full Moon Party or Half Moon Party. Going to the waterfalls, swimming on a boat on distant beaches. Practice in driving the scooter on the island ' s hill roads or on a special road on a quadrcycle.