RESTAURANTS

If reading a good book, taking a yoga class is your sort of vacation activity, this island is the perfect location. If you are into meeting people from the whole world and enjoing one of the frequent parties, this is the place to be, as well. On the island many different activities to make you busy. Once it's late Phangan offers a active nightlife, everything from typical Karaoke bars, Pubs to normal Clubs or bigger Night Clubs. Phangan is a relaxed place in south of of Thailand with some of the most incredible beaches found in the region. Accommodation in a nice resort or beachside hotel to very reasonable prices. You can see many interesting beaches on Phangan. Had Rin Nai, Had Kuat, Thansadet and Chaloklum to name just a few of the more best visted ones. On Ko Phangan tourists can see typical picture-postcard views of swaying palms , crystal clear lagoons and amazing sunrises

There are a lot really options for accommodation and cozy bungalow resorts on all of Phangan's bays and nearly all of them are able to book online on this site. Phangan has as well a choice of top end accommodation to offer, to name just a few as example Mandalai Hotel or Sarikantang Resort. Both of them offering high quality service and can be recommened to everyone able to afford them. For some of the travelers who find ko Samui too overdeveloped or too crowded with tourist, Kohphangan is the perfect destination to chill in Southern Thailand.

Still, as Phangan has so much more to experience than just being a Party Place, the island has also a quiet side, offering the private atmosphere of a secluded resort with great beach scenery, or yoga courses and various other options. On the island a lot of activities to fill up your day. Once it's late Phangan has a active Night Life, ranging from thaistyle Karaoke bars, Pubs to real Clubs and larger Night Clubs. Although Pha-ngan was discovered by backpacking hippies about twenty years ago, the island was already inhabited already over 2000 years ago by sea gypsies coming from the Malayan Peninsula. The area was a few years later swarmed by Chinese many of them coming from the chinese province Hainan fleeing their country.