Inspire Vlog Special: Koh Sichang Island

[Inspire]

A Trip to Koh Sichand with Konstantin

Inspire is once again delighted to welcome back our guest vlogger, Konstantin Nehal, who brings us his second installment of his recent trip to koh Sichang island.

As Konstantin explains, “Koh Sichang Island one of the biggest islands in Thailand, and located only 40 km from Pattaya. This video is the 1st day of trip to the island, in it shows how you can easily get there”.

Ferry on the Map – https://goo.gl/maps/VK3DVG6SD7z
Biggest mistake is that ferry leave every hour. Schedule we get:
7am, 12am, 3pm and 5pm
Resort where we stay in 360* – http://www.pano360.in.th/panorama/par…
5th King Residence Park – https://goo.gl/maps/fGAQvohFSfm
Chao Por Khao Yai Shrine (Chinese Temple) – https://goo.gl/maps/J52TcR7ZgDR2
Tham Phang Beach – https://goo.gl/maps/d6mEZad8SuK2
Flower Blue Cafe and Bistro (Cafe with dogs) – https://www.facebook.com/flowerblue.c…

Follow Konstantin on:
Instagram – https://instagram.com/kmanpattaya/
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/kmanpattaya
Line – ID: kmanpattaya

-- Inspire Pattaya 2015-11-12

[crusty]

My company Pattaya Ocean Tours operating from our office at the Pattaya Palace Hotel began a Koh Sichang tour in 1985 every Thursday with one of our six boats. Once on Koh Sichang we were met by an Englishman Farmer John who acted as our guide. He ran goats and sheep on the island and supplied them to Muslims on the mainland who would come to pick them up. His father used to be the warden of the prison on Koh Pai during the second world war. There was a very nice sandy beach at the South of the island and had no one living there. The small island off the main town had many girls based there who used to keep the sailors happy as the freighters would load cargoes off the North of the island. It is good to see Koh Sichang in the news again as it reminded me of typical Greek island with it's town village and architecture.

Good luck,

John Stall, Koh Samui

[Cook my sock]

I liked it there. Not too busy, friendly local people and the old wooden ferry was an experience.

By the mainland port there's a waterside stilt restaurant serving up some fantastic food during the evening.

Edited November 13, 2015 by Cook my sock

[gaff]

Overpriced crap.