Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand

Ko Phang Ngan
August 8, 2008 - Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand
We got a ferry over to Phang Ngan so we could go to Half Moon party. The island has 3 monthly parties. The biggest is the Full Moon party which is held on a beach but we needed to be back in Bangkok when that was on so decided to go to the slightly smaller Half Moon party which is held in the town (the other party is the Black Moon party). The...
Placed by Andrew in Andrew's Travels in 2008

Sth Thailand
August 5, 2008 - Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand
Hi everyone.  We are writing to you today from Ko Phangan on the East Coast of Thailand (home of the famous "Full Moon Parties", not that we plan to partake while we are here  - we have purposely avoided the festivities...... too old for that shit!) Since our last entry in Phuket over a week ago Mark and Monica have travelled to Ko Phi Phi, Ko...
Placed by Monica, Mark, B-Dun, Katie and Pooh Bear in Hello World!

The seven year reunion.
April 16, 2008 - Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand
It's been seven years since i last came to Ko Phangan, on my way back to Australia after living in Scotland for two years. At first I thought the place had changed so much- eww i just flicked a cockrtoach off the keyboard- but the longer I have been staying here the more I realise it hasn't. It just attracts more crowds and many of them young...
Placed by Kezia in Indochina and Me.

Bye Bye ASIA
September 1, 2007 - Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand
My last blog from Asia! Well in true style we have kept the excitement going up until the end! We were meant to fly from the town we were in in Borneo straight to Singapore, spend a night there and then fly to Koh Samui island in Thailand the next eveing. When we turned up at the airport there was no sign of our flight! Turns out it only...
Placed by Claire in Claire In Asia

Ko hopping
August 15, 2006 - Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand
The ferry to Ko Tao was an adventure in itself. Travelling 8 hours in a small rickety wooden boat that managed to hold 86 passengers, half a dozen motorbikes, around 10 caged pigs (I shit ye not!), and countless boxes of crops, is an experience you don't have everyday! I arrived on Ko Tao early this morning. My main reason for going there was...
Placed by James in James Down Under & Beyond