Short answer: YES! No matter if ifs rainy season or peak season the entire experience is 100% worth it. I’ve heard very mixed opinions online, with many comparing it to an underwhelming Ha Long Bay. This is not true, they both simply offer different things, but personally if you’re looking to do one or the other, I would always choose Khao Sok. Here’s why:
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3 reasons to stay in Lamai Beach, Koh Samui
Although Chaweng beach has much more night life and where a lot of the island’s big resorts are located, we much preferred our time in the Lamai beach area. The beach is much softer in Chaweng I will say, however if you’re after a break from the mad backpacker life, or just simply aren’t a party person, Lamai is the place for you.
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5 things to do in Copenhagen
Copenhagen is hands down my favourite European City, in the last year alone I’ve been 8 times if you needed any proof! I’m not really sure why, it could be the Christmas markets or the hygge feeling a coffee shop or the fact that I still need to go back to go open water swimming in the canals in the summer. Every time I go, I leave trying to plan…
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Guide to Skopje, North Macedonia. How to spend 48 hours in the city
After feeling the need to go on a trip which I didn’t have to work the flights both ways for, my mum and I booked an impromptu trip to Skopje without really knowing much, or really anything about the place at all. We knew a few things we wanted to once we got there but had no idea if we’d chosen a good place to stay or much about the…
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48 hour guide to Nairobi
Although my time in Nairobi was so short, words cannot describe how incredible the experience was. In just 48 hours I saw giraffes (both wild and in a sanctuary); water buffalo; ostriches; zebras; and met the most amazing people. I would highly recommend spending more than just 48 hours in this incredible place, taking the time to see the animals on a safari but also getting to know the amazing people…
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7 Must See Waterfalls In Iceland
I love waterfalls, there’s something so powerful yet calming about them I think, and Iceland has an abundance of INCREDIBLE waterfalls, and I’m a strong believer that you need to stop and marvel at as many as possible. We visited 7 amazing waterfalls in our week long road trip and they’re ones I recommend you don’t skip out on. Because of the recent rainfall and the snow melting, the waterfalls…