Krabi
Krabi is without a doubt one of southern Thailand's most picturesque provinces, with a very diverse look and one of breathtaking natural beauty, represented by its five National Parks. Inland, Krabi features dense rainforest rich in fauna and flora. However, Krabi is most famous for the beauty of its islands and beaches. There are over 150 islands with only a handful being inhabited. The islands generally feature mangroves on the eastern coast with dense inland forests backing on to pristine white sand beaches on the western coast.

Phang Nga (Khoa Lak)
Phang Nga consists of forest, mangroves and rugged hillside leading down to pristine white sandy beaches. Seaward, the geography is stunning, typified by turquoise waters with a scattering of undeveloped islands surrounded by a combination of soft and hard coral reefs. Well protected, much of Phang Nga is classified as a National Park, both land and marine. Phang Nga is a land of tin mines and beautiful scenery nestled among mountains, which rise up around the town as if they were the town walls.

Known as one of Thailand's last undeveloped eco-hotspots, Khao Lak presents the perfect holiday solution for those seeking peace and solitude. Picturesque, with endless stretches of white sandy beach and turquoise water and back dropped by rugged forest covered hillside. Access to local reefs situated just off shore make it a great destination for diving and snorkelling, and, for those wishing to experience the most majestic of diving adventures.