4D3N, limited budget, 2A3C - where to go?

[smurf]

Hi peapot,


1.2k for hotel and airfare? I just came back from krabi. For 5 days. The airfare per pax is around $200 and hotel is around $200 per night. It’s a very nice town.many things to do, and if you can, go to nearby islands, the view is very worth it. If u book the day tour to islands thru hotel, it cost around 1200 baht per pax.

[phtthp]

hi smurf,


which travel agency was that ?

[buds]

If I recall correctly I have shared one or two reviews in this thread..

http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=3483

When traveling with the children I like it if they get to enjoy too! :love:
Hence most times we prefer kids-friendly resorts or hotels; with
either a kids club or a place that has activities for children.

[peapot]

Thanks smurf. Where did you stay in Krabi? How is weather? I saw over internet shower everyday.

Seems to be the wrong time to go.

[peapot]

Btw, did you go any spa there? I just love my spa.

[fifiyeo]

This is the season where there is more rain but Thailand being a tropical country like us…there’s lots of sunny days even during rainny seasons.


I was there in March (dry season) for 5 days but also experienced 1 afternoon of heavy showers.

So just keep your fingers crossed and enjoy yourself. It’s really nice there.

[smurf]

phtthp:

hi smurf,


which travel agency was that ?

No agency. Just book direct from tiger airways and Sheraton website directly.

No need to pay for agency charge also.

Didn't go for any spa, coz hotel spa is quite expensive. But u can go to the town area. But be careful though...


Yes, it rained, but usually in the late afternoon, when you have finished most of the beach/ water activities (it was very sunny in the morning)...maybe you can go beaching in the morning and go spa in the afternoon...

[smurf]

Hi peapot,


It did rain. But only in the late afternoon, when you have finished most of the water activities. The weather is very good coz it wasn’t too hot, mild and a bit of wind. But still, it’s the monsoon season, can be quite unpredictable lah…