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Tour East shifts some offices to JTB

SINGAPORE, 14 December 2020: Regional inbound tour operator Tour East is integrating its offices in Hong Kong, Indonesia and Thailand with its major shareholder JTB, mainly to save costs in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.

A member of the global DMC network of Japanese tour giant JTB group, the Tour East brand began migrating some operations, last year to local JTB offices. The shift to rationalise operations continues, 1 January 2021, when Tour East Hong Kong, Indonesia and Thailand integrate with JTB offices. In all three territories, the move should translate into significant cost savings in office rentals and back-of-the-house expenses.

In a statement to clients at the weekend, Tour East said it would continue to operate as a distinctive brand, catering to the international leisure and MICE markets. It assured business partners current pricing, and how it conducts its business in Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Thailand markets would remain unchanged.

“However, since offices will be moving and companies integrated, existing agreements will need to be re-issued to reflect the new legal entities.”

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Discover the cultural landmarks and iconic beaches of stunning Phuket on this half-day introduction to the sights and sounds of Thailand's largest island.

• Duration: 4 Hours (approx.)

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Phi Phi Islands by Ferry incl Snorkeling, Lunch & Transfers - Standard Class

Escape via ferry to the beautiful Phi Phi Islands off Phuket’s coast. While away the day at your leisure, marveling at colorful marine life and exotic coral reefs as you snorkel or swim in the crystal-clear water

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Enjoy a day of sightseeing in the Phi Phi Islands, a hotspot in Southern Thailand made famous by the movie The Beach.

(Phuket) James Bond & Beyond Tour with Canoeing & Lunch

Cruise along the beautiful Phang Nga Bay and discover the famous James Bond Island. Canoe your way to the exotic Talu Island and see the nature’s wonderful stalactite caves.

• Duration: 9 Hours (approx.)

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Discover the picturesque Ao Phang Nga National Park, one of Phuket's greatest sea kayaking destinations,

• Duration: 7 Hours (approx.)

Khai Nok & Khai Nui Island Excursion with Lunch - Full Day

Just off the coast of Phuket are 2 magnificent islands called Khai Nok and Khai Nui—small gems of white-sand beaches and tree-covered rocks surrounded by clear,

• Duration: 10 Hours (approx.)

Khai Nok & Khai Nui Island Excursion - Half Day

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John Gray's Cave Canoeing Tour in Phang Nga Bay

Explore the limestone caves around Phang Nga Bay with an experienced guide and learn about their discovery by John Gray in 1989.

Full-Day Tour of Koh Yao Noi with Bike Ride & Lunch

Delve into the sun-kissed beauty of Koh Yao Noi on this day-long trip to paradise.

Blu Anda Catamaran Twilight Dinner Cruise

Depart from Phuket for a 9-hour adventure to the Phang Nga islands in the Andaman Sea aboard a premium Blu Anda catamaran. Sail past striking limestone islands and rock formations, and stop at La Wa island and canoe at Hong Island.

FD Blu Anda Phi Phi Island

The Phi Phi Islands are widely considered to be among the most beautiful island groups in the world. You will be picked-up at your hotel at approximately 9am and transferred by air-conditioned minivan to Pier 88 Seafood Terminal at Ao Po.

Blu Anda Koh Yao Noi - Full day

Delve into the sun-kissed beauty of Koh Yao Noi on this day-long trip to paradise. During your day, enjoy sights in the Phang Nga Bay,

Full-Day Speedboat Excursion to Koh Khai & Koh Yao

Cruise across the waters of Phang Nga Bay to the islands around Koh Yao for a day of swimming,

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Similan Islands Excursion by Speedboat

Discover breathtaking sights and diverse marine life in the beautiful Similan Islands. Enjoy a day in the splendor of one of the world's top diving and snorkeling sites

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Phuket Helicopter Beach Tour

Fly in style in a helicopter over Phuket for a bird's-eye view of many of its amazing surroundings. Imagine an unforgettable luxury helicopter ride over Thailand's largest island.

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Phi Phi Late Rise by Speedboat

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Tour East Privilege Card with return private transfers and Phuket Introduction Tour

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Hanuman World: 32 Platform - 8 AM - adventure with hotel pick up

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Hanuman World: 18 Platform - 8 AM - adventure with hotel pick up

Hanuman World: 18 Platform - 10 AM - adventure with hotel pick up

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Hanuman World: 10 Platform - 10 AM - adventure with hotel pick up

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Hanuman World: 10 Platform - 3 PM - adventure with hotel pick up

Hanuman World: 32 Platform - 8 AM - adventure with Roller, Skywalk, Meal and, hotel pick up

• Duration: 210 Minutes (approx.)

Hanuman World: 32 Platform - 10 AM - adventure with Roller, Skywalk, Meal and, hotel pick up

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Hanuman World: 18 Platform - 8 AM - adventure with Roller, Skywalk, Meal and, hotel pick up

Hanuman World: 18 Platform - 10 AM - adventure with Roller, Skywalk, Meal and, hotel pick up

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Hanuman World: 10 Platform - 8 AM - adventure with Roller, Skywalk, Meal and, hotel pick up

• Duration: 90 Minutes (approx.)

Hanuman World: 10 Platform - 10 AM - adventure with Roller, Skywalk, Meal and, hotel pick up

Hanuman World: 10 Platform - 1 PM - adventure with Roller, Skywalk, Meal and, hotel pick up

Hanuman World: 10 Platform - 3 PM - adventure with Roller, Skywalk, Meal and, hotel pick up

Andamanda waterpark - Day pass entry ticket with Locker, Towel & 500 THB electronic wristband value topped up included

Welcome to Andamanda Phuket, the biggest and newest water park in Phuket.

Andamanda waterpark - Day pass entry ticket with Locker, Towel, 500 THB electronic wristband value topped up included and Hotel pickup roundtrip

Andamanda water park - Day pass entry ticket with Towel

Andamanda water park - Day pass entry ticket with Towel and Roundtrip hotel Pickup

Siam Niramit Phuket - Silver Seat Ticket with Transfer

Embark on a sensory exploration of Thailand’s sights, sounds and flavours. Enjoy a delectable meal of fresh and vibrant Thai specialities and get carried away by a world-class spectacle that takes you on a journey through Thailand’s myths

Siam Niramit Phuket - Gold Seat Ticket with Transfer

Siam Niramit Phuket - Platinium Seat Ticket with Transfer

Full-day Koh Hey Island - Banana Beach - Premium Package Tour with Banana Swing & Parasailing

Full-day Koh Hey Island - Banana Beach - Premium Package Tour with Clear Kayak & Banana Boat ride

Full-day Koh Hey Island - Banana Beach - Premium Package Tour with Banana Swing & Banana Boat ride

Banana Beach Snorkeling with Clear Kayak

Banana Beach with Sea Kayak

Kahung Beach at Coral Island Half dayTour

Discover the gorgeous and magnificent Racha and Coral Islands on this day trip from Phuket. Take the opportunity to snorkel for an up-close look at the gorgeous and vibrant aquatic life or lounge on the white-sand beaches

Promo - Kahung Beach at Coral Island & Racha Islands Full-Day Tour

Promo - Kahung Beach at Coral Island Half dayTour

A day at the beach of Coral Island

Embark on a maritime journey from Chalong Pier to Coral Island, where white sands and diverse sea activities await. Lunch at Kahung Restaurant.

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The east of Thailand: Your off the beaten path destination

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Hi, I'm Joanna, the author of The Blond Travels. In the worlds of Thailand and Portugal, I feel like a fish in water - and it's no coincidence! I've been exploring Thailand for over a decade, and I've settled in Portugal for 6 years now. My mission is to support Dreamers - just like you - in discovering these fascinating countries and helping those in love with them find their own place on Earth, preferably for good! Let's uncover these unique corners of the world together.

Going off the beaten path in Thailand is not easy. The country lives off of tourism and it’s hard to find a quiet spot, where one can be far from overcrowded beaches and overpriced bars. However, The Land of Smiles is huge and if you look closely, you will be able to find a place, where you can still feel like an explorer. One such place is the east of Thailand – a gateway to Cambodia and famous Thai islands, a quiet, beautiful region with amazing food and charming people and so many activities to choose from that you will have to spend a few months to do them all.

The east of Thailand is mostly famous for its islands. Koh Chang and Koh Samet are both here and attract thousands of tourists every year. Most of the people only stop on the way to take a ferry and never think of exploring the nearby regions not knowing much about it and considering it uninteresting. It’s a great shame as they are magical, genuinely local, without loud bars and overpriced services. It is where you should go if you’re looking for an off the beaten path destination in Thailand.

If you want to go to the east of Thailand, have a look at my travel itinerary for Chanthaburi, Rayong, and Trat . 

What brought me there?

Such a great time with these lovely bloggers.

I have visited a lot of places in Thailand. I have managed to see the best beaches on Koh Phangan , see a few hot springs around Chiang Mai , went to less frequented places like Lampang and Lamphun , checked out some good street food in Bangkok and did a lot of things that some tourists never experience. I am always on a lookout for some good, off the beaten path destinations in Thailand, so I can recommend them to you, my readers.

I was lucky this year as I won a blogger competition organized by Tourism Authority of Thailand and was invited on a trip to the east. I read the itinerary with a great interest as I have never been to the east and thought the trip would be a great opportunity to discover something special.

If it wasn’t for TAT I wouldn’t have visited that part of the country.

During five days we visited Chanthaburi , Rayong , and Trat , stopping at some amazing destinations, eating a LOT of seafood and experiencing everything that those 3 regions have to offer. The trip was amazing. I am completely under the spell of the eastern provinces and would love to go back there one day to see more.

Find out more about the region

This area is situated between the Sankampeang Range in the north and the Gulf of Thailand to the south. While driving through you will notice some small mountain ranges and canals that drain straight to the Gulf. There are seven regions in the east: Chachoengsao, Chanthaburi, Chonburi, Prachinburi, Rayong, Sa Kaeo and Trat.

People in this part grow exotic fruits, such as rambutan and durian. Those living closer to the water live off of fishing. Tourism plays an important part here, but most of the well-known places are those that are found in travel guides. Koh Chang and Koh Samet are the two major stops for travelers.

In Rayong you can see and visit the fishing communities.

The east of Thailand is populated by Thais, but not only. Vietnamese and Chinese immigrated here and mixed with the local people, bringing their own food and traditions. There are also quite a lot of Muslims, especially in Trat and you will be able to see women wearing hijabs and some locals attending prayers in the mosques. Becuase of all the minorities living here, food and culture are quite varied in comparison with the other parts of the country.

People in the east of Thailand are very friendly and not very used to tourists.

This part of Thailand is called by the locals ‘clean’, which means they don’t promote wild parties, buckets, and go-go bars and would like to be known as places, where you can experience the ‘real’ Thai culture. After seeing the beauty of Chanthaburi and eating the most amazing food in Trat and Rayong, I can honestly say that these places are for those, who look for something quiet, authentic and fascinating and are not interested in going crazy at a full moon party, or lazying around under a coconut tree. Follow my steps if you like adventures and cultural experiences.

The east – your off the beaten path destination in Thailand

I am sure that there are plenty of other things to see and do in the east of Thailand and I have only touched the surface while traveling through this region. But I think those five days gave me a great feeling for the three provinces and they definitely left me wanting more.

The east of Thailand is every traveler’s dream. It’s real, it’s beautiful, it’s quiet and it gives you an idea of how life looks like somewhere away from hustle and bustle of the normal tourist destinations.

Here is a short summary of those three regions. If you want to know more, check out my itinerary for traveling in the east of Thailand.

Rayong – the seafood lover’s paradise

2 year old oysters are really big and meaty.

Where do you find the best seafood in Thailand? No, not on Koh Phi Phi, or Koh Samui. In fact, most of the fish, prawns, and clams that you find there come from the east. Why? Down south fishermen cannot keep up with the demand, the waters there are also more polluted and mostly exhausted by the constant fishing. The seafood there is scarce. So, the fishermen from there go to the distant waters around Africa. It takes them a long time to get back, so the fish that you eat in your resort on Koh Samui is not as fresh as the one you can eat in the east.

Most local restaurants serve seafood straight out of the water.

Rayong is especially popular when it comes to seafood. Thai people say that it’s the freshest in places such as Ban Phe – a small town, where fishermen set off to the sea daily and bring the catch to sell in the local restaurants. You can still see some locals working and fixing nets by their boats and your fish that you’re going to have was probably caught that very same morning.

Chanthaburi – the gem of Thailand

This is a real gem of Thailand.

Chanthaburi – the province as well as the main town – is well known for precious stones, which were once excavated here and now 8% of all gems in the world come to the province to be cleaned, polished and sold further. There is a famous market in Chanthaburi, where people from Asia, Europe, and Africa come to sell and buy sapphires and even diamonds. It is a fascinating and buzzing place and perfect for photos if you like street photography, or for buying some beautiful jewelry for a reasonable price.

I loved the street market in Chanthaburi.

To me, however, Chanthaburi was more about the atmosphere of the town, the small, lovely streets with teak houses and people, who were more opened and friendlier than anywhere else I have been to in Thailand. Some asked to have their photos taken, some wanted to find out more about me and some helped me when I was in need. It reminded me a bit of Lampang and Lamphun, where the pace of life is slower and the streets are full of history and charm.

Trat – it’s all about the experience

The landscape here is amazing!

I look back at the trip to Trat and I can think of one word – amazing. First of all, I didn’t expect the roads to be so nice. I looked out the window while we were driving and dreamt of having a scooter and be on the road by myself. Lush green palm trees were surrounding the lanes and when we turned into the side streets it was even more pleasant. I need to go back, rent a scooter and see what hides in some of those dirt roads we passed.

This is Trat!

I will remember Trat because of the Huay Reang Community, where I took one of the most beautiful river cruises and ate some delicious deserts made out of a coconut, nipa palm and…..fried onion. This trip will stay with me because I went to see mangroves and played bowling using a big, round fruit and a few bamboo sticks. I will remember it because in Trat I had lunch surrounded by flying hawks. And finally, it will stay with me because of delicious food I had and some special restaurants I visited.

The boat ride to the mangroves is really pleasant.

Chanthaburi, Rayong, and Trat are perfect for people, who are fed up with crowds of tourists, or just don’t like beaches. I love finding out more about Thai culture and traveling through these 3 provinces was the most amazing experience. I tried new food, saw some wonderful sights, went on adventures and saw another, more open side of Thai people. I am craving more and I am going to go back for sure to discover these 3 destinations further.

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David Ford - October 29, 2020 - Thailand

Eastern Thailand Contents

Overview | Location | Destinations | Activities | Accommodation | Further Info

Thailand is a hotspot for touring, and a favorite the world over. However, Eastern Thailand is a little less crowded, and that’s a good thing for me. It’s a tropical paradise, an oasis in the desert, a vast expanse of rugged natural beauty, and it was once my home! I love the tropical forests, waterfalls, offshore islands, coastal sunsets, rural roads, and sandy beaches. I also love the Asian Thai culture, and it has all you’d expect from an exotic holiday destination. Having lived and traveled there extensively, I’ve compiled a tourist info pack that has all you need to know.

Seven provinces east of Bangkok make up the region of Eastern Thailand. Cambodia forms a border to the east, North Eastern Thailand to the north, and Central Thailand to the west. While the four coastal provinces of Chonburi, Rayong, Chanthaburi, and Trat form a boundary with the Gulf of Thailand. Collectively these four are also referred to as East Coast Thailand . A short 2 ½ hour drive southeast of Bangkok will have you on the coast.

From an economic standpoint, Chonburi, Rayong and Chachoengsao provinces have a “key role” in Thailand’s economy. Moreover, they form a developing economic region known as the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC).

Chonburi is an industrial province. However, the popular beachside coastal resorts of Bang Saen, Pattaya, Jomtien, and Bang Saray , might have you thinking otherwise! Because they all front the Gulf of Thailand, facing west, with many seaside views.

Rayong province faces south and is rimmed by a near-continuous coastal strip of sand. In addition little Islands dot the landscape, with the island of Koh Samet in-particular being a popular getaway destination. While Koh Munnork sits just offshore as a private island resort.

• Chanthaburi

Chanthaburi province further east has majestic views across the gulf and a scenic coastal road that knows how to showcase Eastern Thailand at its best! It’s also a province tanked with gemstones, tropical fruits, forests, waterfalls, and a charming waterside community.

Trat province in the far southeast becomes the narrowest part of Thailand. It also boasts an archipelago of over fifty offshore tropical islands, of which Koh Chang is the most popular. Furthermore, with long white sandy beaches, undisturbed coral ranges, and tropical rainforests, there’s nowhere quite like it.

Eastern Thailand Destinations

Eastern Thailand has no shortage of tropical islands, beachside settings with palm trees swaying in the wind. But it’s packed with a whole lot more than that. You see, with jungles, waterfalls, mountains, and lonely beaches, it’s possible to really get away from it all. But, if you want to hang out in the tourist hotspots, enjoying the vibe and warm summer breeze, you can! You can also get lost in Thai culture living life with the locals.

I’ll give you some of my top picks below that I think make perfect destinations!

Trat Archipelago

Located in the far southeast of Eastern Thailand, the Trat Archipelago has over 50 offshore tropical islands. While many are worth visiting, it’s the islands of Koh Chang , Mak , and Kood that are the most popular.

The Main Island

Koh Chang Island , located just off the Trat coastline, is the largest in the Trat Archipelago.  So, it’s well placed as a super anchor point for at least a week or more to explore this region. The west of the island from north to south is blessed with picturesque white sandy beaches and sweeping bays. In contrast, the east side is more remote, wild, and free. The central core of the island is … forest-covered mountains-peaks, and valleys, with tropical rainforests, waterfalls, and cliffs. A ring road also circles the island, and you’ll find resorts, pubs, restaurants, and everything in between. But, by and large, the island has maintained its natural-rugged beauty and is 85% national parkland.

Island Retreat

The Koh Mak Island , which is located south of Koh Chang, is much smaller. It’s got several palm tree-lined beaches with clear water and white sand. There are also bungalows, restaurants, and resorts spread around the island. However, it’s very laid-back, with not a lot happening. But you wouldn’t be coming here for the party scene … instead, you’ll be relaxing by the beach enjoying the silence with a little snorkeling.

Unspoilt Beauty

The island of Koh Kood, located further south of Koh Mak, completes the island chain. Very similar to Koh Chang in terms of waterfalls, jungles, and beaches, but that’s where the likeness ends. The roads are almost empty and extremely quiet. At times you’ll feel you’re the only person on the island. You’ll also find this island is more suited for an intimate getaway with accommodation, mostly on the west of the island.

Chanthaburi Town is associated with gemstones, tropical fruits, and Chanthaburi mats. This seaside town boasts a rich culture influenced by the French, Chinese, and Vietnamese. You’ll also find forests, beaches, waterfalls, and a riverside town community, all nearby! It’s a must-see destination if you’re looking for a cultural experience, and it’s also well suited for trekking and nature lovers. You’ll need at least 3 days here!

Chao Lao Beach, a tranquil, laid-back beach, is one of several close to the Chanthaburi town. Because of its quiet, peaceful outback setting, it’s the perfect spot for winding down and watching the sun disappear. After all, the trekking, site seeing, and photo sessions around Chanthaburi, you could spend a few days here before moving on … It’s that good!

Private Island

Koh Mannork Island has one private island resort and is accessed by boat from the eastern end of the Rayong coastal strip. Just past Laem Mae Phim Beach, you can park your car in a private car park. After that, you get on a boat and leave all your worries behind. The island has the castaway feel, but with all your creature comforts. It’s not cheap, but it’s the only one of its kind in Thailand, surrounded by untouched forest and a manicured white sandy beach.

Local Island

Koh Samet Island is just a little further along the Rayong coast. You might think it’s just another island, but this one is a personal favorite of mine. Not because it’s any better, but more so because of the memories I created when I first went there. It’s also one of eight National parks in Eastern Thailand known as Mo Ko Samet National Park. It’s long and thin, with most of the beaches located on the eastern side where the action is. However, Prao Beach, on the western side, is a quiet little beauty.

Rayong Coastal Strip is the perfect spot to stop if all tanked up on islands. Besides, the mainland coastal strip of Rayong has its fair share of resorts and restaurants on the beach. In fact, the strip is perfectly positioned to capture awesome-sunsets and the night-time lights of Samet island! It’s also got the famous Ban Phe markets. My son had his first holiday on Christmas day in the Bari Lamai Resort. He was only 6 weeks old! Rayong mainland will also give you more of a Thai cultural feel.

Pattaya is an international beachside resort that has a lot to offer anybody wanting to cutloose and have fun! It’s also geared up for family vacations, pretty easy to get to, and has so many things to see and do . For example, two waterparks, a tiger park, tropical gardens, world-class golf courses, shopping malls, international restaurants, street-food, nightlife, and a tropical island are all on your doorstep!

Coastal Beach Town

Jomtien is a long crescent-shaped beach town just south of Pattaya, and the focal point, of course, is the beach. So, it’s popular with families, water sports enthusiasts, and attracts a regular international audience for hosting world-class jet ski championships. Thailand’s premier Ocean Marina Yacht Club and resort complex also sits just a further 5 km south.

Accommodation in this area is typically hotels and large-scale condos. Guesthouses are available.

Get Away Island

Koh Larn Island is just off mainland Pattaya, and it provides an easy escape to a tropical oasis where you can forget the city! It’s also got six-plus beaches around an island of mini-mountains and tropical forests where you’ll feel a million miles away. But, best of all, it’s just a 40 min trip on the ferry. It’s a perfect one-day trip, or you can stay much longer because there are many accommodation options.

Fisherman Village

Bang Saray is a Thai fishing village with a strong cultural heritage. Here you’ll find top accommodation, a pretty beach, sunsets, an endless supply of markets covering the whole day…. it’s a classic little town to walk and chill and try your Thai language skills. In contrast to its nearest neighbor, ‘Pattaya’ Bang Saray is usually very quiet and peaceful. However, all the attractions surrounding Pattaya are well within your reach.

Eastern Thailand Activities

Eastern Thailand has all the typical things you’d expect to do on vacation. For example, swimming, snorkeling, diving, parasailing, banana boats, jet-skiing, cycling, fishing, hiking, and so much more. But what makes a destination different from any other is the location-specific activities, i.e., things that you can only do in a particular location. Besides the white sandy beaches for relaxation, I’ll give you some of my top picks on things to do in Eastern Thailand.

Explore The Eastern Thailand Islands

There are many islands in Eastern Thailand, around 52 in the Koh Chang “Trat Archipelago” alone. Most, though, are too small for any real motivation to go there. Unless, of course, you want to cut loose in your kayak and have that desert island “castaway” feeling! That said, the following islands are accessible and offer a superb opportunity for a tropical island experience in Eastern Thailand.

• Koh Mun Nork
• Koh Same San
• Koh Phai (Group)
• Koh Si Chang

Island Hopping Trat Archipelago

One of the most exciting things you can do in the “Trat Archipelago” is hop or cruise around the islands. You can do this either one of two ways. For example, book yourself short term accommodation on each island and link yourself between the islands by ferry. Or simply base yourself on one island and book yourself onto one of the many island-hopping tours .

If you’ve got the time, I prefer “short term accommodation” on each island. Simply because you can go at your own pace! Obviously, you’ll want to plan this in such a way that you are not going over the same territory twice. For example, I recommend starting from the far southeast corner and progressively move north through the islands! Given some islands do not have any accommodation, you might go for a combination of both options.

Shipwreck Exploration & Scuba Diving

Are you interested in ships and shipwrecks? I saw the boat (frigate) in the photo below, towed and beached in Bang Saray. Now what for, I got no idea, but I’m keeping a close eye on that one. Exploring a sunken shipwreck is the pinnacle for a vocational scuba diver, and it just doesn’t get any better. The availability of shipwrecks in Eastern Thailand is also second to none. So, that’s a super vacation activity.

Eight shipwrecks are present around the East Coast of Thailand from Trat right up to Pattaya. Some have purposely been sunk to act as a reef. Others, however, like the SS Suddhadib, just off Sattahip coast, sank while in the line of duty (1st June 1945), and have outstanding historical value. You can read all about them here !

The following shipwrecks are all accessible and offer a superb opportunity for a real scuba diving experience in Eastern Thailand.

• SS Suddhadib  (Sattahip)
• HTMS Chang  (Koh Chang Reef)
• HTMS Phetra (Rayong)
• HTMS Khram  (Pattaya)
• T11 Coastal Patrol Ship (Koh Chang)
• HTMS Kut  (Pattaya)
• HTMS Mattaphon  (Pattaya)
• Petchburi Bremen  (Pattaya)

If you’re already a qualified diver, you can book a scuba diving tour of one or more of the shipwrecks. Although, if you’re not a diver as yet, no worries, you can book a PADI diving course and enjoy the training at any one of the scuba diving centers in Eastern Thailand.

Explore Eastern Thailand Coastline

I personally enjoy driving in Eastern Thailand, especially on the Chanthaburi – Trat coastline . Besides it having a quiet country feel to it, it’s simply stunning! If you’ve hired a car ‘well-done’ now, you can escape the mayhem of city traffic and enjoy driving the rural roads!

The coastal route pretty much stretches from Trat Hwy No 3 all the way up to Rayong, and beyond. Where Hwy 3 leaves the coast, you’ll always see signs for the scenic route.

Cycling, Chanthaburi Coast or Pattaya Hills

Hire a road bike or bring your own. Because the Chanthaburi coastal section of road known as the “ Burapha-Chonlathit Road ” is not only great to drive in the car, but also popular with cyclists. If mountain biking is more your thing, you can head inland to the Khiri Than Dam high in the Chanthaburi hills. Here you’ll find a circuit around the dam and also a lakeside campsite close by. If your based in Pattaya, try the Pattaya hills.

Caravan Park, Wang Chan District, Rayong

You’d never believe you’d get a caravan park in Eastern Thailand. But I found out it’s absolutely possible and provides the perfect break from the coast. Located in the Wang Chan district of northern Rayong, the Suan Lamai caravan park sits around a lake within a rural setting.

So, you can wake up to nature in your van and … it’s pretty tranquil. You will, of course, meet like-minded people, all circled around the lake. I reckon this activity is pretty cool for Eastern Thailand.

Chanthaburi Tropical Fruits

Chanthaburi is the go-to spot for tropical fruits, and it’s known worldwide for the quality and diversity of the produce. For example, you’ll find the famous durian, mangosteen, logan, bananas, rambutan, longkong, and salacca, growing readily in this tropical region. Added to that, because the fruit is super high quality, it’s sought-after by worldwide traders for their global markets.

Get yourself on a full day fruit Orchard tour of the farms, which are mostly in the Tha Mai district of Chanthaburi. You’ll also see many of these farms just driving along the country roads. If you are a fruit junkie, you’ll need to be here sometime between May through to July. That’s when many farms cater to tourists with fruit buffets and the like.

Gem Traders Chanthaburi Town

Some people love pretty little stones, and Chanthaburi town in Eastern Thailand is famous for them. So, if you need a break from the beach, go check out the Chanthaburi Gems. TAKE NOTE, it’s a weekend-only thing, from Friday through to Sunday, but makes a perfect weekend break! Combine this with a visit to the Chanthaburi waterfront community.

Life With The Locals Ban Nam Chiao Village

Ban Nam Chiao Village is a riverfront fishing community located in the Laem Ngop coastal district of Trat. Besides their classic homes lining the river/canal front, you’ll find the’re a friendly bunch of mixed Muslim and Buddhist religions. Furthermore, if you can step out of your ‘comfort zone’, by booking a night with the locals you’ll get that ultimate village experience. You’ll also learn how to weave a traditional palm-leaf hat, try life on the water with the fishermen, taste the local dishes, and enjoy the homestay hospitality!

Explore National Parks & Coastal Hikes

Eastern Thailand has eight national parks. Mo Ko Chang covers 85 % of the Koh Chang Island in Trat. While Mo Ko Samet is ~98% of the Koh Samet Island in Rayong. The others are on the mainland.

• Try hiking in the Koh Chang National Park  and get lost in the mountain top evergreen forests. This national park has seven waterfalls , trails, viewpoints, and the surrounding sea is full of coral reefs. So, it’s no surprise that 70% of the island is virgin tropical wilderness!
• Test your stamina Hiking the  Chanthaburi-Trat Coastline  of Eastern Thailand. You could base yourself at Chao Lao Beach and explore the Khun Krabaen  mangrove trails  and the  pink rocks  wildlife reserve!
• Check out the mangrove forest trail to the Trat Black Sands .
• From Chanthaburi town, explore the  Khao Khitchakut  and the  Namtok Phlio  National Parks and waterfalls. Combine this with a tropical fruit tour!
• Cycle and hike the  Mo Ko Samet National Park  while exploring all eleven  beaches !

Charter a Yacht in the Gulf of Thailand

If you c harter a yacht in the Gulf of Thailand for a day, ½ day, or more you’ll get treated like royalty. Moreover, you’ll have ownership of the vessel for your duration with a skipper and crew to take you wherever you want to go. Tour the islands, or just anchor off the coast. … Yes, it really sounds good because it is!

You can easily charter a yacht from Pattaya Ocean Marina. They also have full resort complex facilities at the marina. This makes for a great day trip!

Golfing, Eastern Thailand

Ever heard of your mate taking off on a Thailand golf holiday? And so, you wonder where they go? Eastern Thailand I’d say, because Pattaya in Chonburi has over 20 golf courses, all within 30 -40 mins of the city. Rayong has at least another seven. So, you see, golf enthusiasts can have a tropical break on nothing but golf, if they want or combine a little golf with one of the many other activities. Book a tour!

Eastern Thailand has some of the very best golf courses in all of Asia. So, you won’t be disappointed. You can check them out here !

Eastern Thailand Tours

You’ve taken the first step of cutting loose and having a break, vacation, whatever you want to call it. And that’s good, but the next step is to book a tour, because that’s how you’re going to experience your chosen destination better. Trust me I know, because I never used to bother with tours myself. So, I’d often return home only to find I’d missed out on something important.

Book at least one tour for your trip, and better-still book it before you get on the plane! I recommend G Adventures. They’re simply the best at what they do!

Popular Tour Examples

• Island Hopping (Pattaya, Koh Chang)
• Scuba Diving Shipwrecks (Pattaya, Koh Chang)
• Scuba Diving Beginners (Koh Kood)
• Day-Trip Yacht Charters (Pattaya)
• ATV Jungle Adventure (Koh Chang)
• Tree Top Adventure Park (Koh Chang)
• Tropical fruit Tour (Chanthaburi)
• Golf Tour (Pattaya)

I’ve only scratched the surface of things you can do in Eastern Thailand. Furthermore, If you base yourself in a particular part of Eastern Thailand, Pattaya, Jomtien, Chanthaburi, Trat, Bang Saray, Rayong, or any of the islands for example. You’ll find that all have many location-specific things to do.

Accommodation

The choice of accommodation can make or break your trip! So, do your research and get it right! Splitting the trip up, which is easy to do in Eastern Thailand, will give you more accommodation choices. Touring and backpacking, for example. But more importantly, think about what you want to do and see. This, my friend, is way more important than sitting down to pick a hotel or resort!

If, for example, you want to try living life with the locals in the Ban Nam Chiao Village in Trat. Your accommodation, in this case, will be a choice homestay! You’ll have to contact the Ban Nam Chiao Ecotourism Tourism Group on +66 8 4892 5374 for details, but it’ll be worth it! On the other hand, you may simply need to get away onto an island to do nothing but relax, … then select the island and go for a resort .

Backpackers typically travel north through the islands from the Khlong Yai / Cham Yeam border with Cambodia. Besides island hopping, they’ll be looking for hostels, dorms , and possibly guesthouses .

Condos and apartments are a popular choice with long term tourists and Expats in Eastern Thailand because the monthly rent is not expensive.

My personal choice of the best places to stay for the various town/city locations in Eastern Thailand are linked below. Once you know what you want to do and see, check them out!

• Koh Mannork

Further Info

Check out my article “ Travelling Thailand ” for essential info, visa requirements, language learning, and more for all visits to the kingdom! You can also check out related posts below for further info on Eastern Thailand.

About David Ford

After travelling the world and changing careers from a metal tradie to a mining professional Dave, drawn by epic travel and adventure hit the reset button on life and is on a mission to go see the countries, people and places he's never seen. When not working as a mine site geologist he's usually motorcycling, keeping fit and most certainly planning his next overseas trip.

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From snorkeling around the Galapagos to gorilla trekking in Uganda, Explorer Chick’s curated tours span five separate continents — and each one is crafted specifically by women, for women. Founded in 2014 by Nicki Bruckmann, this adventure company provides ample opportunity to explore gorgeous landscapes and forge new friendships all across the globe.

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Frontiers North Adventures

While northern Canada may not be the most easily accessed region, Frontiers North Adventures is perfectly equipped for making your dream excursion come true. In addition to polar bear safaris and beluga whale watching, the company's Northern Lights and Winter Nights excursion offers an opportunity to catch one of the planet's most stunning natural phenomena in real life.

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G Adventures

Launched in 1990, G Adventures has earned acclaim for their wide array of high-end tours and strong commitment to positive social impact. Whether it's hiking in Iceland or biking in Vietnam, each trip is designed to reflect the company's G for Good philosophy, a concept that seeks to benefit all people and communities visited during a trip.

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HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions)

HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions) has earned widespread acclaim for their lavish cruises, with destinations ranging from the frigid depths of Antarctica to the sunny shores of the Caribbean. For wildlife lovers in particular, the company's Galapagos expeditions shine a spotlight on the rich biodiversity of the archipelago, while a Svalbard voyage is perfect for spotting polar bears in their natural habitat.

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Intrepid Travel

Toronto-based Intrepid is a treasure trove for small-scale sustainable tours, with more than 100 countries available to visit. With itineraries like lemur-spotting in the rural depths of Madagascar and cultural immersions across the Middle East, this storied adventure company is perfect for accessing some of the most remote corners of the globe.

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Journeys International

Journeys International builds private and group trips to a variety of worldwide destinations, centering each adventure around the individual's or groups' travel goals. Each party is assigned an adventure specialist who makes personalized choices of locations and activities to include in the experience. All journeys are designed to give every person involved a special and unique trip of a lifetime.

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Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic

New Zealand, French Polynesia, and Greenland are just a few of the dazzling destinations frequented by Lindblad Expeditions, a storied tour operator that's been working in tandem with National Geographic since 2004. While warm weather destinations span from Baja California to the Amazon, the company has earned abundant acclaim for their immersive Antarctic expeditions focusing on native wildlife amidst stunning scenery.

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Maple Leaf Adventures

The spectacular beauty of Canada is on full display with Maple Leaf Adventures, a small-ship cruise operator that's been in the business since 1986. While the bulk of their itineraries focus on showcasing locations across western Canada, gastronomes can also join in on the fun with a curated Craft Beer Cruise or Wines And Islands excursion across British Columbia.

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MT Sobek has been a leader in the adventure travel industry for more than half a century. Today, travelers can choose from some 200 journeys around the world. Each one is designed to inspire and exhilarate, with interest categories like multi-adventure, family adventure, wildlife and safari, adventure cruising, hiking and trekking, cultural discovery, and rafting and kayaking.

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Nantahala Outdoor Center

Beginning as a small-scale rafting tour company back in 1972, Nantahala Outdoor Center has expanded far beyond just the rivers of North Carolina, operating tours from southern Iceland to the Zambezi River. Though their scope has expanded on an international scale, the company still excels at domestic adventure, showcasing the incredible rafting opportunities across the Southern United States.

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Adventure travelers have long turned to REI to outfit their travels; with REI Adventures, they’ll also find more than 100 fully curated experiences across the United States. These active travel itineraries might involve cycling near Zion National Park, hiking through Yellowstone and Grand Teton, kayaking at Point Reyes, or enjoying a weekend of backpacking close to home.

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Stubborn Mule Travel

A perfect fit for all ages, Stubborn Mule Travel has curated a wide variety of itineraries designed specifically for traveling families. Destinations span across five continents, and as an added bonus, the company also offers unique itinerary stops based off of the interests of each individual guest.

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Thomson Safaris

Best known as the home of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania has earned worldwide acclaim for its abundant natural beauty — a quality that Thomson Safaris has been highlighting for more than 40 years. While there’s no going wrong with a classic safari, the company also offers food-focused tours and even plane excursions, each one led by a team of expert local guides.

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Urban Events Global

Kevin Knight founded Urban Events Global as a travel company for African American adventure seekers looking to explore with like-minded travelers. The company hosts regular camping weekends, as well as group tours to destinations like Ghana, Dubai, Greece, and Jamaica. They can also plan a custom trip itinerary for you.

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WHOA Travel

WHOA Travel works with women guides and business owners to build unique travel experiences. WHOA group adventures are scheduled all over the world, from Kilimanjaro and Peru to Iceland and Bavaria. 

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Wild Women Expeditions

Wild Women Expeditions specializes in “amazing outdoor adventures for all women.” The company leads trips to more than two dozen countries around the globe, with activities like canoeing, kayaking, cycling, hiking, surfing, sailing, and yoga.

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Zephyr Adventures

Equipped with a roster of trips that span from strenuous mountain hikes to e-biking excursions, Zephyr Adventures offers a diverse range of options for your next getaway. For a glimpse into the beauty of coastal New England, the Acadia National Park Hiking Adventure is a top choice, while those who prefer a more laid-back itinerary can spring for the Czech Republic Breweries and Walking Adventure.

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Brandon withrow.

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Shea Peters is a NYC based writer and frequent world traveler that looks to the history of a location in order to tell the story. Growing up in a Southern family that loves to travel, Shea has seen 44 of the 50 US states and believes that every place has a story worth telling, regardless of how populated or rural. She's currently a regular contributor discussing travel, culture, history, food, wellness, and business at Travel + Leisure, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Oprah Daily, Women’s Health, TripAdvisor, Cosmo, and Revolt TV. When she's not traveling, rooting for some unlikable sports team, or taking a pilates class, you can find Shea in her rooftop garden that is currently flourishing above the streets of New York City. You can follow Shea on  Instagram  and  Twitter .

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Indonesia, the largest country in Southeast Asia, is a land of unmatched diversity that calls out to be explored. With 17,000 islands and 700 languages, the island nation spreads over 5000km of tropical ocean. This diversity, combined with famed hospitality, billowing volcanoes, and abundant wildlife, make it an astoundingly bewitching travel destination. Laden with volcanoes, rice fields, lakes, idyllic beaches, and pristine wildlife, Indonesia is simply wonderful.

The people are as radically different from each other as the variety of landscapes you’ll see, with every island a unique blend of the people who live there. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures and fascinating stories of the islanders, each one waiting to be discovered. Indonesia is a destination that caters to all interests, boasting options for foodies, culture enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike. The culinary scene is diverse and offers traditional dishes that tantalize taste buds. Cultural immersion opportunities abound with landmarks, temples, and museums. For adventure seekers, Indonesia’s natural beauty is breathtaking, with opportunities for hiking, diving, and exploring rugged terrain.

Alila Seminyak

Unfurling along a pristine beach on Bali’s southwest coast, mere steps from the Indian Ocean, Alila Seminyak ups the ante on tropical cool. A stunning beachfront resort that radiates sophistication, vibrancy, and vivacity, offering an indulgence of luscious lifestyle facilities and refined spaces for chilling out in style

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Standing atop the majestic cliff of Nusa Dua, with breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean and tropical garden, The Apurva Kempinski Bali offers the epitome of beachfront luxury. This five-star hotel in Bali presents itself as a majestic open-air theater, an embodiment of Indonesian elegance. A collection of 475 iconic rooms, suites, and villas are showcased, with 60% of the accommodation featuring its own private plunge pools.

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Situated along the pristine coastline of Nusa Dua in Bali, The Mulia, Mulia Resort & Villas collectively represent a triumvirate of unparalleled luxury and elegance. Each property offers a distinct experience tailored to discerning travelers seeking a lavish retreat amidst Bali's breathtaking landscape.

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