Bonjour,
Nous partons en thailande pour 3 semaines en mars 2013 , nous sommes en plein preparatif et cherchons notre ile paradisiaque ...apres avoir hesite sur koh phi phi , koh lanta , ko ngai , notre choix s est arrete sur ko kradan en raison de l hebergement que nos y avons trouve :
Le coral garden resort
Je sais que cela se construit beaucoup , meme sur cette petite ile , et celui ci est tout nouveau, de la saison 2011/2012 je pense, et je n ai trouve que 3 avis sur les forums de voyage ....on en parle nulle part ..
Le prix est evidemment tres cher pour la thailande mais on a decide de se faire vraiment plaisir ...
Est ce que quelqu un ayant voyage l annee derniere sur ko kradan peut nous en dire un peu plus
Sur ce resort ??
Il est sur la cote ouest de l ile , au bord d une toute petite crique, on a peur d etre un peu enclave ...On voudrait au moins pouvoir avoir acces a un autre resort ou autre plage durant notre sejour de 5
Nuits
Est il possible de traverser l ile d ouest en est ?
Et Ou peut on manger de la bonne nourriture thai, dans quel resort ?
Merci de votre reponse , meme si je nesuis pas sure d en avoir beaucoup !!
En ce 10 novembre, nous sommes allés passer une journée à Koh Kradan au départ de Koh Libong. Nous avons visités tous les resorts pour voir si l'un d'entre eux nous conviendrait. Nous avons aussi visité l'île de part en part et y avons fait 3 heures de snorkeling.
Le Coral garden resort se trouve sur la côte Est face à Kok Mook. C'est sur une grande plage de sable blanc. La mer est limpidee et peu profonde. Peu de corail dans les environs immédiat.
Le resort présente bien. Les bungalows sont assez proches les uns de autres. Tous semble être correct au niveau du service. Mais nous n'y avons pas manger.
Sur la même plage il y a plusieurs autres resorts, tous quasiment les uns à côté des autres. Donc possibilités d'aller manger ailleurs.
Oui il est possible de traverser l'île par un petit chemin à travers la forêt. Toutefois l'autre côté de l'île ne presente aucun intérêt. Par contre à mi-chemin il y a un petit resort dans la forêt où il est possible de manger, ce que nous avons fait. Le curry massaman y était délicieux.
D'une façon générale, l'île est chère et la réputation de tous les restos pas terrible.
Mais la beauté de la plage peut compenser les autres inconvéniants. Il est possible de faire de longues promenades le long de la plage lors de la marée basse. Cela semble difficile lors de la marée haute.
Le snorkeling se situe au Sud-Est de l'île, et pas accessible facilement depuis les resort, (nous avions un bateau privé)
En résumé l'île est bien pour la plage et la mer, mais rien d'autre.
Koh Mook n'est pas loin, et il ne faut surtout pas rater d'y aller voir "la cave d'émeraude", on y accède à la nage au départ de la mer, en traversant toujours à la nage un long tunel pour arriver sur une plage à l'intérieur de la montage, sorte de cheminée. C'est spectaculaire et assez fréquenté par de nombreux bateaux y déposant les touristes.
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happy to be back on this site.
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has anyone been there recently?
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