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I am a female travelling alone to Koh Samui for a few weeks at the beginning of July...i'm after any advice anyone can give me really! Where is best to stay? Somewhere cheap (with hot water!), friendly (possibly to meet some like-minded people!) and by the beach. A lot of places seem to be set up for familes/couples and i'd rather meet other groups/single travellers.
I would love to take a dive course out there however have been told Koh Tao may be best for this...there is also a full moon party on the 9th July on Koh Phangan which means i'll probably be doing some island hopping. What are people thoughts on accommodation??!
I'm open to any suggestions, any advice is much appreciated!
Thank you
#1 Posted: 23/5/2009 - 23:50
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For a backpacker "vibe" Maenam Beach and Big Buddha Beach are the two most "backpacker-aligned" beaches left of Ko Samui.
For diving you're far better off doing your course on Ko Tao -- Ayesha and Wilco offer personalised dive tuition and are worth dropping a line to.
For Ko Pha Ngan for the full moon party, you can stay anywhere on the island as all beaches will have transport to the party. Personally I'd recommend staying somewhere like Thong Nai Pan Noi on Ko Pha Ngan's east coast.
Hope that helps!
#2 Posted: 25/5/2009 - 09:19
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