Ko Lanta
Ko Lanta was a relaxing three days on the beach, and is Thailand’s yin to Bangkok’s yang. We stayed at the Pimalai Resort – the views, service, and resort were all first class. We absolutely loved it, and wish we could have stayed longer.
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Ko Lanta Restaurants
Phad Thai Rock n Roll – Excellent pad thai, but the language barrier is for real. I asked the server if we could have “two minutes”, the server walked to a colleague, came back, and said “we do not have two minutes”. The food was delicious though, we went twice.
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Same Same But Different – Right along the beach, great food, and fun drinks.
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Spice and Rice Restaurant – The food is just as great as this view.
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Ko Lanta Events
Snorkeling at Ko Haa Yai – Thailand’s islands are incredible, the coral is amazing, and Rome found a super toxic sea snake, as well as a shark!
