Such a shame the light eas wrong, Andrea. These lovely women had really dressed up for their day out and were delighted when I asked for permission

I love this photo.

Ha, exactly my thoughts Andrew. I thought he may have uploaded this route suggestion - I don´t know anybody else who would possibly enjoy it.

I can only urge you to listen to Andrea and Bruce, Scott. They know the country very well and there are so many options for a fantastic cycling holiday. In the mountains, along the sea, on various islands....And very soon the country will be open without any Covid restrictions, good time to come here I suppose.

Are you sure Bob wasn’t navigating for you?

That is amazing. Bruce and Andrea keep insisting we should go to Thailand one of these years. We may have to reconsider.

Ugh!

I will definitely have a close look at your journal, Suzanne. Fortunately (for me!) there are still very few international tourists around so I might find it as charming as you did more than a decade ago.

I´ve done one ages ago in Croatia, Bruce. That was a piece of cake though as there are proper car ferries to all the Dalmatian islands. See how it goes with the longtail boats..... Fortunately there are still very few international tourists around so there should be some space for "us".

Fingers crossed then the hard rain of the last few days moves through quickly, Andrea.

Sounds like an excellent idea! I'm looking forward to the tour! We were in Ko Yao Noi 14 years ago, it was beautiful - I wonder how much it has changed. I also called it an island hop, but it was just one island.
https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/2007asia/phuket-ko-yao-noi-island-hop/

Island hopping! A great idea for a bike journal, one I've never seen before. Can't wait.

Ooooooh this looks like a fun tour. I've only been to one Thai Island (Koh Chang Noi, near Ranong) so I'm interested to learn about these ones.