Thailand – Beaches and Beer
It’s no secret that Thailand is a tourist hotspot, though surprisingly you don’t often hear people complain about too many tourists here. Not that there aren’t, they’re just about everywhere. Often loud, regularly intoxicated, and always having fun, visitors here seem to get along harmoniously, contradicting the effect they may be having on the country and its local people. When the hangover wears off, you may find the time to discover how much beauty the country has to offer. From its stunning beaches and countless diving opportunities, to its world class rock climbing on the dramatic karst limestone cliffs, or its jungles, rivers and waterfalls, there is never a shortage of natural wonders (or beer) to justify a stay of far longer than first planned.
Small island off Ton Sai, Krabi
Deep water soloing on cliffs off Ton Sai beach, Krabi (assisted self portrait…)
Deep water soloing on cliffs off Ton Sai beach, Krabi
Climbing up south end of Rai Leh, Krabi
Multi pitch climbing above Ton Sai, Krabi
Rock climbing at Phra Nang beach, Krabi
Phra Nang beach, Krabi
Snorkelling at the rear entrance of “The Beach” (Maya beach)
“The Beach” (Maya Beach)
Visuals on Bangla rd, Patong beach – Phuket
Fire show on Koh Tao
Island chill, Koh Tao
Lahu village outside Chiang Mai
Lahu village outside Chiang Mai
Lahu village outside Chiang Mai
Jungle trekking outside Chiang Mai
Kong Lan/Pai Canyon – Pai
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The one of the dog is incredible! Such sad eyes. Love the ones of the kids too.
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