Part 1

OK lads, off we go:

We won’t be stopping over in Pattaya for all that long this time…. Just for a few days down at the usual old beaten path…. Soi 6 of course, Walking Street, Tony’s etc. I stopped over in Nova Park again:

Nova Park

The rooms really are great, WLAN in the room, room safe also available. One is allowed to take as many girls in with one as one desires.

Here a few pics of the EXCYTE disco:

Dancing girls, Show (Ladyboys)....

Joyful place, always go there with a few girls to party Thai style…. Bottle of whisky or ABSOLUTE VODKA on the table, ‘thinners’, ice, a small tip and the worlds yours….

Grubert has got female company:

More female company, double this time. The girl with quite a fat arse for a Thai really was very nice…. Fitted my mouth nicely, liked being licked and got soaking wet during the process….

Was a lot of fun with the two of them, especially with them being completely bi.

Plenty of seafood in Naklua:

That’s enough of Patty; put the emphasis of this business trip on other areas. Next we are off to Koh Chang, cost 3500 Baht by taxi and took about 3 – 4 hours to get to Trat.

Unfortunately, at first the weather was a little hazy, but still not bad. Didn’t rain much at all during my roughly one week stopover, and when it did it was only short but heavy.

I liked it here on the small island. Well, let me see, how should one imagine it to be, maybe a little like Phuket 15 years ago but with everything being a little smaller. The island is quite mountainous and even though most of the roads are good or amply developed, believe you me; they are full of bends and sometimes extremely steep. Sometimes a jeep can only travel along parts of them in first gear.

The island is very small, thereby so mountainous that the following applies: Somehow one has no distant view, apart from when directly on the beach of course. One either has mountains in the way or jungle, oh yes; it’s very green as well…. I wouldn’t like to get lost in the jungle because it is defiantly full of creepy crawlies, probably everything one can imagine…. Good that I didn’t go on a jungle expedition, but only to one of the places of interest directly on the beaten path. And of course to the bars.

Yes, there is defiantly night-life here on the island, just to name the ‘main beach’ called ‘White Sands Beach’. It’s not really all that necessary to bring ones own bit of stuff along, no problem picking one up here, even if one does have to look around for a while with services such as the bars in Patty down Soi 6 not being offered by the score here. Well, it is the province so what should one expect….

View of the town with beach:

I stopped over at the White Sands Beach, namely in TOP RESORT at Micha and Bernhard’s. I really was well looked after at this place and apart from that it is situated beautifully. This hotel does earns its name…. there really is no cause at all for complaint. There are a few bungalows with a view of the (very tropical) garden, three sea view bungalows and ten hotel rooms. I had one of these, also with a view of the garden. One is able to sit on the balcony and enjoy the peace and quiet, just gaze at the green area. Great: room with a safe and internet connection. Not to be taken for granted on the island, something worth appreciating.

One has a lot of peace and quiet in this hotel, no nosey and scorning glances from package tourists one quite often meets on the island. Informal yes, but discreet, whether or who one takes back to ones room doesn’t interest anyone at all, especially with the reception closing at ten in the evening with one then having to use the garden entrance. There is a nice pool available, the price is reasonable (took a look at one or the other hotel, all more expensive and worse). A detailed description will be provided at a later date on my homepage.

View from my balcony:

There is also a beach disco: SABAI BAR, quite nice and full of freelancers or beer bar girls later during the night looking for customers for their bar, and for themselves of course. The disco closes at two in the morning, but down at the beer bars it’s ‘open end’. Who would have thought that? So night owls such as myself don’t have to go to bed as soon as the town goes dead.

Got things arranged with a few girls from the beer bar complex, in the disco and Thai whisky, drank Red Bull and Coke out of a bucket:

I love Thailand!

In the beer bar:

Photo inside the Sabay Bar: