Phranang Cave Beach

We bought long-tail boat tickets to a nearby beach called Phranang Cave. The boats don't go at any particular time. They go when there are eight people or more ready to leave. Luckily we didn't have to wait because the boat was already full when we arrived.

We swam near one end of the beach where there was a small island just off shore. Then we walked to the other end of the beach, where there was a cave. Of course we had to swim into the cave and explore the little hidden inlet. Yasmin had fun along the shoreline because there were lots of tiny fish. She wanted to catch one, but of course they were too fast!

We walked across a small strip of land to get to Railey Beach East, which faces opposite to the beach with the caves. Along the pathway we saw some caves and the girls had to find different ways to go round, rather than use the boring old walkway.

We didn't stop for long at Railey Beach East because it was quite windy and the water wasn't as clear.

We came back in the late afternoon and the sun was reflecting on the cliffs. We had dinner at a retsaurant with views of the sea and the beautiful sunset. Aaaaahhh! I've never seen such gorgeous beaches. This is really the type of place you imagine when you think tropical paradise!

CM

P.S. Enjoy the -30 degrees celcius that I hear everyone complaining about. Nah, nah, na, nah, na!