Robinsonade
Well, the seemingly impossible dream of my distant childhood has finally come true. We visited tropical, almost equatorial islands! And most importantly - we made independent kayaking on a group of uninhabited islands, stopped in beautiful bays (as in an advertisement for Bounty bars), shot fish, collected crabs and huge shellfish. And no one around!
The most interesting thing is that 99.99% of vacationers in the resorts of Thailand and neighboring tropical countries and who paid completely different money for hotels and numerous excursions have never seen anything like it. Because for this you need to travel actively: on foot, kayak, sail or bike. Then you can really climb into wild and untouched places.
Our trip consisted of several parts: first we went around in kayaks a dozen uninhabited islands of the Adang archipelago on the border with Malaysia (about 120 km), then we moved to the province of Krabi and climbed through the jungle to one of the local peaks, then we crossed the sea bay in kayaks and after examining a group of interesting pillar-shaped islands, we sailed to Phuket (about 90 km).
The whole journey, including transfers and flights, took almost a month, and we will never forget this hot winter month!
