Cooking courses

Learn to cook on Ko Lanta

What we say:

As with most parts of Thailand, cooking is becoming a holiday pastime. On Lanta, the spot to head for is Time for Lime, which as an awesome reputation for its courses.

Prices are a little steeper than elsewhere in Thailand, but don't let that put you off as the service, attention to detail and the plain warm welcome really puts this place a cut above the rest.

A five-hour course will set you back 1,800 baht, with many ending up doing more than one day. As with other cooking schools on Ko Lanta, a choice of dishes to cook is offered and the group may decide together what they’d like to do. Time for Lime offers about 10 dishes, including all the usual Thai favourites such as curries, stir-fries and noodles, from which five are selected.

More details

How to get there: Time For Lime T: (075) 684 590, http://www.timeforlime.net
Lanta Thai Cookery School T: (086) 821 2755)

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