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Hi Erika, great question! We’d definitely recommend on the most part that you move from island to island too. The islands are far enough away that often day trips aren’t that feasible, unless using speedboat options (we much preferred the slower large ferries). It also depends how long you plan on staying on the islands. I’d say the biggest mistake that people make are spending only one or two days on each island, as they want to see everything. And each island offers very different things, so it also makes a difference in what you’re interested in… but take it slow and relax, Koh Phangan is a great option for both (if you stay away from the main party areas). Hope that helps, but send us an email if you want on where you are thinking, and we’ll try and provide some recommendations! Best, James and Lee

Just wondering about the island hopping in the east and west coast, is it better to just station myself in one town/city on each side and go on tours to nearby islands day by day or should I move islands/accomodations as well? Just trying to find the best, most time efficient way of travelling south of Thailand. We wanted a mix of party and relaxation. Please let me know what you recommend. Thanks, Erika

Thanks so much for the valuable feedback Joanne! We walked in November 2019 and it was desperately dry, but must have picked up the wrong information about dry/wet season – we will update accordingly.