Used Solar Panels

Used Solar Panels

Used solar panels can be a great bargain for property owners who are interested in adding a low cost means of generating green electricity for their home.

Although used solar cells can be a wise choice, they also come with many disadvantages. These disadvantages mainly relate to the uncertainty of how long the solar cells will last (due to their age).

Estimating the lifetime of a solar cell can be a complicated task. This is mainly down to the fact that some of the earlier solar products are still in use today. Some cells outlive their stated lifetime range (which is usually around 30 years), and as new solar technologies are brought to the marketplace, who knows how long these products will last.

Older cells generally take up more space per wattage than modern day solar cells. This can be an issue for home owners who want low cost second hand solar panels, but don't have a great deal of space to accommodate their desired capacity.

If you purchase used panels, then you also run the risk of purchasing damaged panels. Try to avoid second hand solar panels which are; cracked, scratched, appear to have condensation under the surface, or have brittle/loose connections. Although these problems can be fixed, a good quality used solar cell should give you less of a headache.

There is no doubt that used solar panels have the potential to save a significant amount of money for the financing of a renewable energy project, however, the above disadvantages of used cells should be taken into account.

Depending on your location, a solar electricity installation may not be economically viable due to the climate and surroundings. Solar cells are generally less efficient in hot climate countries (as heat degrades the performance of solar cells), polluted areas (such as cities), and in areas where there is a low average of daylight hours.

 

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Alto Saxophone Silver

Yamaha YAS-82ZS Professional Alto Saxophone Silver

Combines the quick action of the 62 and the warm tone color of the original Custom.

The YAS-82ZS Professional Alto Saxophone features a 2-piece hydro-formed bell. The body, bell, and bow are annealed during production to make this horn more responsive and freer blowing. The new mechanisms on the 82Z allow for faster action and easier repair. Comes with blue steel springs for faster, more sensitive key response and higher resiliency. Eye-catching engraving gives you the look of a custom horn.

Key of Eb. Front F and high F# key, annealed French brass body, French brass neck, 2-piece annealed French brass bell, yellow brass keys, mother-of-pearl key buttons. Silver finish. Includes 4CM mouthpiece, neckstrap, gold-lacquered ligature, gold-lacquered mouthpiece cap, cork grease, and a lightweight case with a shoulder strap.

Yamaha YAS-82ZS Professional Alto Saxophone Silver Specifications:

• Level: Custom Z
• Key: Eb
• Neck: Custom G1
• Neck Material: French Brass
• Body Material: French Brass (annealed)
• Bell: French Brass (annealed); Two-piece
• Key Material: Yellow Brass
• Key Buttons: Mother of pearl
• Tone Holes: Drawn
• Auxiliary Keys: Front F; High F# key
• Mouthpiece: Yamaha 4CM
• Mouthpiece Cap: Yellow brass; Gold lacquer (YAS-82Z/ZB);
• Silver-plated (YAS-82ZS)
• Ligature: Yellow brass; Gold lacquer (YAS-82Z/ZB);
• Silver-plated (YAS-82ZS)
• Spring Type: Blue steel needle
• Pad Type: Waterproof leather and wool felt with plastic tone boosters
• Bell Decoration: Hand engraved
• Thumb Hook: Adjustable plastic
• Pivot Screw: Bullet tip design with head
• Mounting: Ribbed and flanged

Yamaha YAS-82ZS Professional Alto Saxophone Silver Features:

• Bell Material: Yellow Brass
• Body Construction: Full ribs
• Body Finish: Silver plated
• Body Material: Yellow Brass
• High Range: F#
• Key Finish: Silver plated
• Low Range: Bb
• Neck Material: Yellow Brass
• Type: Eb Alto

 

Alto Saxophones

 

Alto Saxophone

Alto Saxophone

LJ Hutchen Eb Alto Saxophone with Case - 2 Year Warranty

Product Features

• Clear lacquer finished body and hard nickel-plated, tarnish resistant keys
• Selmer style, metal thumb rest system for comfortable grip
• Octave key placed in a position to accommodate all hand sizes
• Selmer style, domed metal resonator pads for durable and consistent performance
• ALSO INCLUDES: Mouthpiece assembly kit, reed, neck strap, plush lined hard case, and a 2 Year Warranty

Product Description This LJ Hutchen alto saxophone is significantly different from other brands. This instrument allows young musicians to learn without the frustration that comes with playing a poorly designed product. The materials used throughout the LJ Hutchen saxophone are simply the best that money can buy. Every instrument is double-bench tested and meets the most stringent level of quality before leaving our facility. LJ Hutchen instruments are an outstanding option for student musicians. Pricing and warranty terms are the best value offered in todays instrument market. Because LJ Hutchen instruments are predominantly used by students, we believe that high quality is not only necessary, but is imperative for successful music education. For further information on the LJ Hutchen saxophone, or any other LJ Hutchen instrument, please visit the official LJ Hutchen website.

 

Suzuki Deluxe AS-SC Alto Saxophone Outfit

Product Features

• Deluxe Eb Alto Saxophone Outfit, Everything Included- Even a 2-Year Warranty!
• Deluxe, Lightweight Aluminum "ROADIE" Style Case With Foam Fittings
• Accessories: 2 Reeds, Ligature And Metal Cap, Cork Grease, Full Length Cleaning Swab, Neck Strap, Polishing Cloth, Care, Maintenance & Assembly
• Left Hand "Stack" Key Mechanism, Right Hand 5TH Finger, Octave And High F# Key Mechanisms
• Top Grade Leather Pads With Metal Resonating Discs, Precision Rod Alignment And Full SIZE Posts For Durability

Product Description Quality and Affordability. Perfect Alto Saxophone for beginning/intermediate students. The Suzuki AS-SC Alto Saxophone features a beautiful rich sound. The ergonomically designed thumb rest, key shape and placement allows for ease of playability. Also, the precision rod alignment and full size posts provide added durability. With the state of the art professional left hand “stack” key mechanism and the right hand fifth finger, octave and high F# key mechanisms, this extraordinary saxophone will provide endless enjoyment. Finally, the superior quality hand finished mouthpiece with 2 reeds, ligature and metal cap rounds out the perfect saxophone with quality and affordability in mind. Suzuki- the leader in music education.

Essential Elements 2000: Eb Alto Saxophone, Bk. 1 (Paperback)

Product Description Now the best-selling band method is even better! Book 1 for absolute beginners includes a CD AND a DVD. Features include: * BOOK: Same great Essential Elements 2000 method! * CD/CD-ROM FEATURES: Play-Along Tracks 1-58 (with a professional player for every instrument) * DVD FEATURES: Startup Video (learn the basics - 15 min.); ALL 185 Play-Along Tracks; More Duets and Trios; Music Listening Library * CD AND DVD EACH FEATURE: SmartMusic Software (practice, record, and e-mail a performance, plus on-screen assessment - includes Ex. 1-99 with special offer to continue); Finale NotePad Software; Tempo Adjustment Software (for Play-Along Tracks).

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Travel in Thailand

Travel in Thailand

One of the world's most popular cuisines.  Beautiful beaches and islands.  Friendly, charming people.  Warm weather all year round.  Cheap prices for most things.  Colourful, enchanting temples.  An exotic culture preserved through the ages in a country that has never been colonised.  Where are we talking about?  Thailand, of course!

Located in the heart of Asia, Thailand has been captivating foreign visitors for decades.  Previous visitors return year after year and as the word spreads, first-time visitors come flooding in.  The number of foreign visitors to Thailand continues to increase and year after year, records are broken as international visitors flock to this fascinating country.

Arguably the most exotic destination in South East Asia, Thailand offers travellers and holidaymakers a huge range of vacation possibilities.  It doesn't matter whether you're a budget traveller wanting to explore a foreign land on a tight budget, or a well-heeled traveller who wants to be pampered and experience the very best, Thailand has something for you.

But despite such huge numbers of international tourists, no mean feat given its location such a long way by air from the West, Thailand has not been unduly damaged by the ravages of mass tourism.  It is still quite possible to find a pristine stretch of beautiful white sand beach that you can have all to yourself.  Lazing away the days on a hammock under a palm tree on a mile long beach, without anyone else in sight, swaying in the breeze under a cloudless sky as the waves gently break against the soft white sand....is an experience that can still be had.  Welcome to Thailand!

There is a huge amount of information about travelling and holidaying in Thailand already available - both on the internet and in print.  In my usual, no nonsense, BS free style, I have tried to create a worthwhile.  As always with my online writings about Thailand, I try and get beyond some of the lies, and misconceptions that are out there.

This page should not be seen as any sort of alternative to the excellent Lonely Planet book as I could never hope to compete with that book while running a non-commercial website.  Further, the coverage of a limited number of destinations on this site reflects my experiences in only the places that I have been to and had enough time in to develop a bit of a feel for it.  There are plenty of places that I have never been to that are therefore not covered and other places that I have visited but have not mentioned as I consider that I wasn't there long enough to develop a real feel for the place and therefore cannot offer any wisdom.

While I hope to provide some useful information, if you are planning a holiday to Thailand, you should consider picking up the excellent Lonely Planet Guide To Thailand.  Like all publications, it is not without its faults, but in my opinion it's still  the best guide book for preparing yourself for Thailand.

A lot of other information about travelling in Thailand can also be found in the extensive Working & Living in Bangkok section.  Although that section was originally written as a guide anyone looking at relocating to Bangkok, it also includes much information about food, transport, people, problems and the police that are relevant right throughout the Kingdom.  There is a lot of overlap so it may be worth skimming over too.

This page could largely be separated into two separate sections.  The first part gives general information about travelling in Thailand while the second part goes into detail about some of the places to visit and some of my feelings about them and experiences there.  If you do not want to read through the entire page, select the section that interests you here.

 

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Thailand Travel

Thailand Travel

Over the last couple of decades Thailand has become one of the most loved travel destinations in the world. Each year many thousands of people visit Muang Thai (as it is known locally) for a travel experience they do not easily forget. Why though is Thailand such a popular destination? Why do visitors love this country so much? Perhaps the main reason for Thailand's popularity is its diversity - it doesn't matter which aspect of Thailand you consider, you are confronted by extremes wherever you look. Although there's no snow (unless of course you count artificial snow!), Thailand has many types of landscape on offer. The mountainous regions of the north with its valleys filled with swirling fogs and mists create a stark contrast to the plains of central and northeastern Thailand. Eastern Thailand's plains and hills offer fertile land ripe for jungle and agriculture, and as with southern Thailand, offers some of the most attractive beaches and islands on the planet. Of course, all this nature is set against Thailand's metropolitan areas; Thailand is home to some major cities, Bangkok, the country's capital, certainly the largest and the most formidable.

Culturally, Thailand is equally diverse as its geography. Unlike other countries in the region, Thailand has never been colonized and its history and culture have remained intact to develop a natural course. A predominantly Buddhist country, Thailand is a place of ritual and practice that are unfamiliar to most visitors and enhance the country's exotic appeal. Influences throughout the country (Chinese influence in the north; Islamic influence in the south, etc.) add further to the intrigue Thailand generates. Many parts of country are home to hill tribes and traditional peoples whose traditional ways of life remain untouched and present a fascinating insight into the development of this country.

Of course, Thailand's nightlife is legendary and a major attraction for visitors. The risqu? nightlife (go-go bars, etc.) on offer about the country has its place, but doesn't constitute even a fraction of what's on offer. Cabaret Shows and entertainment areas abound, even in the country's less touristy areas. Of course, Thailand's restaurants and bars help complete an irresistible package with some of the best cuisine and entertainment available.

Another reason for Thailand's popularity as a travel destination is likely its accessibility. Although steeped in tradition, history and culture, Thailand's infrastructure is one of the most modern in the region. Transport, banking, and telecommunications are all world class and help make even Thailand's remotest of regions convenient and easy places to visit. This accessibility helps Thailand draw a very diverse group of visitors to Thailand - budget travelers, business people, people taking training courses… they are all here in their masses!

By far one of the key reasons Thailand is such an attraction to visitors is the Thai people themselves. Thai people are blessed with a character and temperament that are often the exact opposite of those found in the 'west'. You see little in the way of confrontation between people here; the famous Thai smile replaces the temper and aggression that might be shown elsewhere. Despite the furry of modern life, Thais remain placid and calm amongst the turmoil creating a tranquility many visitors find infectious and an important part of their Thailand experience.

Thailand Travel

Ko Samui

Ko Samui

In 1971 two tourists arrived on Thailand’s third-largest island via a coconut boat from Bangkok and stumbled upon paradise – white-sand beaches with palms blowing in the wind and clear green seas sparkling in the sunlight. It was a picture-perfect background of lush green hills and brown roads interspersed with rough wooden structures.

More than 30 years after the first rough-hewn hut went up on Ko Samui, the island and the archipelago that includes 80 smaller islands, has become the Asian travel markets’ most enigmatic chameleon – as attractive to fire-twirling backpackers as to flashpackers toting Louis Vuitton. On the map alongside places like Goa and Bali, Samui has polished its reputation as a hippy island paradise that remembers to provide the best of the creature comforts from home.

 

Samui Food

Austin Bush expands your culinary vocabulary...

Dining on the Thai island of Ko Samui has the linguistic variety of a UN summit; from Indian biryani to Korean bibimbap, pork pie to phat thai. However, one cuisine conspicuously missing from all this is the native cuisine of Ko Samui.

So what is Ko Samui food?

As the languid island lifestyle suggests, the food of Ko Samui embraces simplicity and locality, emphasizing ingredients that can be gathered with a minimum of fuss. This includes seafood such as sea urchin eggs and octopus, fresh herbs, the island's ubiquitous coconuts, and even a kind of local seaweed.

Intrigued? If so, there are a few places to try authentic Ko Samui cuisine on Ko Samui:

Bangpo Seafood (Ban Bang Po, 077 420 010). At this low-key establishment you can sample local specialties such as yam khai hoy men, a 'salad' of sea urchin roe, or tom som waay, a sour soup made from waay, a type of small octopus gathered just offshore. If you fancy getting really local, take your dishes with khao man thua khiaow, rice cooked in coconut milk with salt and dried beans.

Kin Khao Bang Kham (Ban Bang Kham, 077 426 181) is a beachfront eatery with some local dishes on its expansive menu, including fresh seaweed. The seaweed, known as saraay khor, is gathered in the waters in front of the restaurant, and is rinsed and par-boiled before being thinly sliced and combined with other ingredients in a spicy/sour Thai-style salad.

Sabeinglae (near Hat Lamai 077 233 082) is a well-regarded open-air seafood restaurant that caters to those put off by the word weed by offering an obscure kind of sea anemone. Here the anemone, known locally as het loop, is added to kaeng khua, a coconut milk-based curry that is topped with spicy cumin leaves.

Koh Samui

Koh Samui

Getting to Koh Samui

The most convenient way to get to Koh Samui is flying with Bangkok Airways either from Bangkok itself, or from Singapore, Phuket or Pattaya. There are over 20 flights a day from Bangkok alone. Alternatively, several ferries and catamarans run from Surat Thani or Don Sak on the mainland. If you're travelling from Bangkok, it's a good idea to combine the ferry with a sleeper train from Hualumphong Station with a ferry from Don Sak to Samui.

Ferry times change frequently, though touts wait for arriving trains and buses in Surat Thani to guide potential customers to their respective companies. Long waits are common, so a degree of patience is necessary. Boats also connect to Koh Tao and Koh Phangan from Samui. Getting a ferry off the island is much easier, and most travel agents will have up-to-date schedules and fares. Approximately ten car ferries leave from Don Sak to Nathon every day. Get there as early as possible and be prepared to wait for at least a couple of hours although availability varies throughout the year.

 

Getting Around

Thailand's third largest island, Samui measures only 25 kilometres long and 21 kilometres wide and is very easy to get around. A ring road loops around the island's lush forest and coconut covered interior, linking both beaches and other attractions.

Samui has an excellent public transport network of songthaews - basically, converted pick-up trucks with bench seats. Dozens of them circle the island on various fixed routes all day and fares start at around 20 baht for a short trip - this is paid at the end of the journey. There are no fixed stops, so flag one down anywhere and ring the bell or bang on the roof to get off. After dark, many songthaews operate as private taxis, so it's necessary to negotiate a fare before getting aboard. Expect to pay several hundred baht to travel between beaches.

There are also yellow, metered, air-con taxis available, but as drivers are not particularly keen to turn on their metres, prices can be very high. Motorbike taxis are considerably cheaper, but come with obvious safety issues.

Motorbike and jeep rental is readily available everywhere on the island. Expect to pay around 200 Baht per day for a bike and around 800 Baht for a car. It's worth remembering that Samui has some of the highest accident rates in the country though, and has many steep, sandy roads. Honda Dreams are the most common bikes available, though Yamaha Nouvo's are becoming more widespread.

Nouvo's cost about 50 Baht more, but are recommended because they are fully automatic and therefore much easier to ride. The local police are beginning to crack down on foreigners riding bikes without safety helmets and fining them accordingly. The 500 baht fine must be paid immediately at a nearby police station, whilst the police hold onto either your bike, driving license or passport as insurance. If a lot of people are caught at once, the process can take several hours.

Insurance does not exist in Thailand for motorbikes, so riders are liable for any danger and it's almost always the foreigner's fault. Many jeep hire 'bargains' will come without insurance and are therefore a risky proposition. Any established company such as Budget or Avis will include comprehensive insurance in the rental.

Bicycles for hire are increasingly common, though are not recommended for long trips at night for safety reasons.

 

Useful Information

Health
Samui has several hospitals of varying quality. By far the best is Samui International Hospital in Chaweng (North Beach Road, Tel. 077 422 272), which can deal with most medical needs. Anyone requiring long term or highly specialised treatment should get to Bangkok as quickly as possible.

Immigration
visa extensions are available at the Immigration Office in Nathon. Thanon Thaweeradphakdee, Tel. 077 421 069.

Post Offices Koh Samui
There are many sub-post offices all over the island, which are fine for buying stamps and sending postcards. For anything more urgent, go to the main post office in Nathon, which also has a telecom centre for international calls. Seaside Road. Open 8.30am - 430pm Mon - Fri and 9am - 12pm on Saturday and Sunday.

Police Koh Samui
There are police boxes or stations in most towns, but many of the officers in them won't be able to speak any English. To overcome the language barrier, see the tourist police in Nathon. Thanon Thaweeradphakdee, Tel. 077 421 281.

Thailand Hotels

Thailand Lodging Guide. Hotels, Beach Resort

Selection of different Lodging Accommodation around Thailand Choosing the right Destination in Thailand and the Right Hotels is essential for Take the most from your Holiday in Thailand.

 

Axolotlvillage.com help you to find the right Destination in Thailand, the right Accommodation at the right price. Compare Price between several Travel Networks. Find Thailand Hotels, Beach Resorts, Bungalows, Villas to Rent for your Holiday. Thailand offer an incredible variety of places to visit and different to each others, it's easy to find the right accommodations at the right price for your dream Holiday in Thailand. Bangkok is a great Metropolis, there are many thing to see and is great place for shopping too. Bangkok offer an extraordinary selection of Hotels, Resorts and Serviced Apartments from budget Guest House and Cheap Hostels to 5 stars Hotels and Resorts.

Pattaya, just an hour drive from Bangkok, is the favorite place of night life type of tourists. Here you will find many Bars, discotheques and night clubs. Pattaya offer also many Guest House, Hotels and resort either in the town or on the nearby beach Jomtien, you will find many Beach Resort and Hotels.

Hua Hin is a small sea side town located at 120km South of Bangkok. In Hua Hin you can find many Guest House, Home Stay and Hotels located in the city center and beach side. For quieter places, Takiab Beach and Paknampran Beach, located just outside of Hua Hin, offer several up market Beach Hotels and Resorts

On the North Area of Thailand you can find beautiful mountain landscape. Chiang Mai in the second largest city of Thailand with many Guest House, Hotels and Resort located either in the city center or in the country side just outside the city.. Chiang Mai has a good standard accommodations at very reasonable price. If you like to visit the the hill tribes, Chiang Rai and Mae Hong Song province are the right places. Here you will also find many Hotels, Resort and family running bungalows places.

The Southern part of Thailand is the best place for the beaches and the islands. Koh Samui, is a great beach resort with a lot of Guest House, Beach Hotels, Beach Resort, Beach Bungalows and Holiday Villas for Rent.

Phuket is also a great beach destination with many Hotels, Resort and Timeshares to choose. Koh Phi Phi is a tiny island good for diving. Also here you can find many beach Hotels and Resort. Krabi is a beach side town with nice beaches just outside the city. Ao Nang is the most popular beach with many Beach Accommodations. Khao Lak is located inside a natural park, here you will find long unspoiled beaches and mangrove rain forest. Good selection of Hotels and Resort with bungalows is available.

AxolotlVillage.com is specialized in Reservation of several accommodation typology like Hotels, Resort, Apartments and Holiday Villas, Guest House and Hostels on most popular Thai destinations. Because we are associated with several tours operators and wholesale hotels reservation, we can offer a huge list of more than 1000 places to stay in Thailand starting from low budget room to a five star hotels and resort. We have also a good selection of Holiday beach Villas in Koh Samui.

Many hotels and Resort use to offer special rates for people who make a reservation trough the Internet. It is common to find cheaper rate on the Internet than Walk In Rate directly at the hotel.

Most of the Hotels, Resort and Guest House have a Guest Review page where you can read updated comment from the guest who have been in the place before. Reading the guest reviews is the best way to know the truth about the accommodation and service quality of the place you're going to make a reservation.

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Koh Samui Hotels, Koh Samui Thailand

Koh Samui, casts a spell on its admirers and begs them to come back for more! What makes up an ideal paradise island is unquestionably what Koh Samui vacation, is all about. Some part is fairly urbanised, some is lined with stunning Koh Samui, boutique hotels and some is left secluded with thousands of signature coconut trees. Long sandy Koh Samui, beaches are splendid for a casual or intensive sunbathing and some rocky beaches are scattered but unbelievably scenic. Chaweng Beach is a hub of actions - multitude of chic dining venues, cool lounge bars, full-blown beach parties, shops selling everything imaginable and a fabulous clubbing scene. Need some good hours of sightseeing? Drop by the iconic Big Buddha, take a plunge into Na Muang waterfalls or explore the temples by car and you would agree one week is never enough!

 

Koh Samui...Has a nice ring to it doesn't it? Koh Samui (occasionally spelled Ko Samui) is an island of natural beauty and charm, a place where you can have your holiday anyway you like it, kicked back and relaxed or active and fast paced. Beautiful white sand beaches, clean, clear warm water; lush tropical gardens and gentle ocean breezes await you at this ideal holiday destination. If you love the beach, this is the place for you! If you need a hotel room or prefer a resort setting, you have come to the right place. Whatever you chose for accommodation, we have them on-line in a variety of different locations, at a variety of different prices. Koh Samui weather is almost always beautiful. Blue sky days and a nice ocean breeze are the norm. For the purists, late December to the end of March is the ideal tropical island weather experience. Some like it hot! If so, April to June is the time to really bake. Some like it wet! Try mid-October to early December Getting here is easy - just a short 80 minute flight from Bangkok, but literally a world away from the action packed streets of the capital city.

 

Koh Samui Hotels, Koh Samui Thailand

Koh Smui Hotels , Koh Samui Thailand

Koh Samui is every traveler's paradise - a sight of millions coconut trees, secluded unspoiled beaches, ideal diving spots and incredible nightlife. In recent years, Ko Samui has become increasingly cosmopolitan and attracted world class investors of resorts, high-end residences, bars and restaurants. Chaweng Beach is a hive of actions. Renowned for its natural beauty with unlimited space for sunbathing, Chaweng surely is one of the most desirable locations to stay. Everyone is guaranteed to have a smashing time in Koh Samui! For your Koh Samui Hotel Reservations, find and book villas resorts and hotels in Koh Samui Thailand from the 5 stars luxury Koh Samui hotels to the discount Koh Samui hotels or cheap Koh Samui hotels for your wonderful Koh Samui vacation. Recommended Koh Samui Hotel Thailand in Chaweng Lamai Beach and best deals Koh Samui hotels are all available on this page for your Koh Samui Travel.

 

Koh Samui Hotels, Koh Samui Thailand

Smui Hotels , Samui Thailand

Koh Samui is undeniably one of Thailand's top tourist destinations. With an absolute abundance of noteworthy attractions and places of interest on offer, Koh Samui is a veritable haven for vacationers. The island consists of pristine sandy beaches, thunderous waterfalls and interesting rock formations. Chaweng beach is the largest and most well-known beach in this province. Tourists and locals alike come to enjoy the clear blue waters of the Andaman Sea and the shores that are filled with fine sand and lined with trees and mangroves. Water enthusiasts will enjoy the magnificent diving and snorkelling opportunities while adventure seekers can participate in cliff diving. There are plenty of hotels, restaurants, bars, and shops sprinkled throughout Koh Samui. Accommodation includes a wide array of lodgings for the budget conscious traveller as well as a wonderful selection of luxury hotels and resorts. The nightlife is vibrant and the beachfront clubs and music venues are always very welcoming.

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