A day at the beach of Bo Phut in front of our bungalow in Koh Samui (Pre-Med Club, 1986), there was a small rowing boat, large enough for four people, dragged to shore. Lek I asked about it and told me that his friend from the fishing village that had lent him for a fishing while. I asked if we use (and let some Japanese who had attacked a). He said, sure.
Japanese can be quite easy to talk into things when you're pretty excited, and as ready as I thought then, it was not difficult to inspire those plans. Referring to the large island about two miles above the bay, I said, 'This is Kod Phang Nga, Let's there in that boat! They were ready and we left.
The Gulf of Siam is very quiet, for your information, more like a large lake to the sea. However, it took three hours or more there. And when we finally got past the point where we could see surf Kho> Samui, find a beach to land.
We got the boat and sat on the sand. Before us was a white sand beach, and behind us the sharp rocks and Bush. There were also some bugs, but this does not concern us. The scenery was incredible. So not so much the nature and find a man. It 'was one of the most remote and beautiful I have ever visited. Not much, want to relax outside. We brought a picnic and had a few beers. After a good burn and a full stomach,We were very pleased.
By the time we returned it was just before dawn. Lek looked at us and could only smile. It 's like Tengoku (Japanese word for sky). Im not sure where he used the word (probably by Japanese tourists) have learned, but it was the perfect slogan for a perfect trip. A piece of heaven. Only that would take us fishing.
However, I think back on the beautiful beach and dream again.
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