In this blog we have already got a quite extensive section on islands in Thailand. Clearly, nearly all of the very best beaches in Thailand are on those islands, although I’ve also chosen a beach that’s not on an island, but on the mainland coast. Making a good choice of the perfect beaches in Thailand may be very complicated, since the nation has a coastline that stretches for over 3.000 kms, and lots of and lots of of kilometers with beaches. And naturally making a superb selection of beaches requires having visited many of them. For over one decade I have been touring the land of smiles very extensively, and been to a whole bunch of beaches in Thailand. I really like the seaside, and I love much more to discover Thai islands riding a rental scooter or on board of an extended-tail boat, riding the waves and stopping to take pleasure in the superb snorkeling that the Thai seabed affords.
This interest has led me to, not only go to virtually all of the islands of Thailand, but to explore them extensively whereas making an attempt to know as many beaches as possible. Before I begin, I wish to comment that it is rather troublesome to rank beaches, perhaps even pointless, so I’ve merely decided to make a list of which, in my opinion, are the 25 best beaches in Thailand. Of course I’ve left several great beaches out of this listing, some of them intentionally. Thus, the checklist that I convey you below is the result of this lengthy interest and the experiences it brought me while touring across these small Thai paradises. For instance, there are islands similar to Phi Phi which have a number of beaches worthy of being in this record, but I’ve prefered to depart them out with the intention to make room for extra territorial variety. Laem Haad is one of those beaches that once visited you’ll always remember.
I still remember once i saw it live for the primary time, while getting off the lengthy-tail boat that took me there from neighboring Koh Yao Noi island. The only folks there have been the boatman, a couple and me, drone in hand, nervous to start flying it and photographing so much beauty from the sky. It was spectacular to moor the boat to that gorgeous, skinny strip of sand with its few palm trees nearly touching the water. And, regardless of being so superb, Laem Haad, like the complete island of Koh Yao Yai, is little or no recognized. So perhaps it is good news that Laem Haad beach has slightly imperfection, since in any other case it would probably be crammed with vacationers on the lookout for the perfect image. Pros: Little-identified postcard beach positioned on an enormous fishing island that maintains that ‘little-explored place’ environment. Cons: To say the least, I’d say that the water round Laem Haad’s sandy tip is somewhat greenish. If it had been turquoise blue, the place would already be totally paradisiacal and perfect for instagramers.