Called "The Pearl of the South" by the tourist industry, Phuket is Thailand's largest island (810 sq km). Although tourism is it's biggest source of income (along with tin, rubber and cashew nuts), because of it's large size there are still many beautiful spots to accommodate escapists of nearly all budget levels. Lying in the Andaman Sea in the south of Thailand on the west coast, the island's terrain is incredibly varied with idyllic little secluded coves, long white powdery beaches, limestone formations, mangrove forest reserves and jungles with waterfalls and tropical vegetation of all kinds.This all makes it a great place for our action adventure sports. Comparisons with other islands such as Koh Samui, off the east coast, as well as other islands, are inevitable. All in all there is more to do in Phuket.
In Phuket you can do activities such as: diving, tennis, yachting, bungee jumping, windsurfing, kitesurfing, wakeboarding, kayaking, mountainbiking, big game fishing, go kart racing, bowling, wave surfing, sightseeing around the many beautiful nearby islands, visiting shows, horse riding, enjoying the nightlife, shopping, learning martial arts, learning Thai cooking and eating at some of the best Thai and international restaurants you will find anywhere, to mention just a few.You will not be bored in Phuket. The geography of Phuket is more varied than at any other island in Thailand. Whilst Phuket's beautiful coastline is the major attraction, Phuket's interior with it's rainforest covered mountains, rice paddies and plantations of rubber, cashew nut, cacao, pineapple and coconut should not be ignored. In Phuket the tourism is concentrated at certain beaches and there are still many beautiful spots.
WE ARE IN PHUKET IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY AND FROM MAY TO OCTOBER.
For information about seasons please click here: Phuket seasons.
Chumphon
Chumphon province is located on the east coast of Thailand approximately 450 kilometres south of Bangkok. Chumphon's beautiful coastal area has not yet been affected by mass tourism, the reason being that it takes some time to get there from Bangkok, it's a bit remote and as a result Chumphon's nature has stayed largely untouched. You can be sitting on a small picturesque beach with on either side large limestone formations full of caves to explore and not see a single tourist. We take people on kayaking trips passing a number of small bays like this and often we don't see any people at all, our guests are astounded by how beautiful the area is and the fact there is no one else there. Small roads wind their way down the coast passing through coconut plantations, jungle and fishing villages, close to shore numerous small islands dot the coastline. The roads are very quiet and perfect for sightseeing. Our action adventure sports base is at Tung Wa Laen beach, here there is a small laid back community with small bungalow resorts, beach bars and restaurants, a perfect place to relax or to join us for some action adventure sports. For some nightlife and anything else you might need Chumphon town is only a 20 minute drive away.
For information about seasons please click here: Chumphon seasons
Hua Hin
Hua Hin is a small laid back holiday resort town on the east coast of Thailand about a 3 and a half hour drive from Bangkok. Hua Hin has traditionally been a holiday place for Thai people but lately more foreigners are starting to go there. It's long beach and very consistent summer thermal winds have especially attracted kitesurfers from all over the world. There is accommodation for every bubget and some night life in town. Just to the south of Hua Hin is the beautiful Sam Roi Yot national park where our kitesurfing school does part of it's course.
Action adventure sports activities: kitesurfing.
WE ARE IN HUA HIN IN MARCH AND APRIL
For information on seasons please click here: Hua Hin seasons
Called "The Pearl of the South" by the tourist industry, Phuket is Thailand's largest island (810 sq km). Although tourism is it's biggest source of income (along with tin, rubber and cashew nuts), because of it's large size there are still many beautiful spots to accommodate escapists of nearly all budget levels. Lying in the Andaman Sea in the south of Thailand on the west coast, the island's terrain is incredibly varied with idyllic little secluded coves, long white powdery beaches, limestone formations, mangrove forest reserves and jungles with waterfalls and tropical vegetation of all kinds.This all makes it a great place for our action adventure sports. Comparisons with other islands such as Koh Samui, off the east coast, as well as other islands, are inevitable. All in all there is more to do in Phuket.
Chumphon province is located on the east coast of Thailand approximately 450 kilometres south of Bangkok. Chumphon's beautiful coastal area has not yet been affected by mass tourism, the reason being that it takes some time to get there from Bangkok, it's a bit remote and as a result Chumphon's nature has stayed largely untouched. You can be sitting on a small picturesque beach with on either side large limestone formations full of caves to explore and not see a single tourist. We take people on kayaking trips passing a number of small bays like this and often we don't see any people at all, our guests are astounded by how beautiful the area is and the fact there is no one else there. Small roads wind their way down the coast passing through coconut plantations, jungle and fishing villages, close to shore numerous small islands dot the coastline. The roads are very quiet and perfect for sightseeing. Our action adventure sports base is at Tung Wa Laen beach, here there is a small laid back community with small bungalow resorts, beach bars and restaurants, a perfect place to relax or to join us for some action adventure sports. For some nightlife and anything else you might need Chumphon town is only a 20 minute drive away.
Hua Hin is a small laid back holiday resort town on the east coast of Thailand about a 3 and a half hour drive from Bangkok. Hua Hin has traditionally been a holiday place for Thai people but lately more foreigners are starting to go there. It's long beach and very consistent summer thermal winds have especially attracted kitesurfers from all over the world. There is accommodation for every bubget and some night life in town. Just to the south of Hua Hin is the beautiful Sam Roi Yot national park where our kitesurfing school does part of it's course.
