Koh Tao’s weather does vary throughout the year, but you typically won’t experience cold temperatures. Instead, you can enjoy consistently warm and tropical weather, although occasional clouds and rain showers may be part of the package. There are three distinct seasons on the island, so let’s take a closer look at each of them below….
Most of the year, visitors to Samui and the surrounding coastal areas can expect pleasant weather. During the high season (December to February), temperatures on Samui usually hover around 30°C (86°F). The seas during this time of year are tranquil, with clear waters and gentle breezes. Although there might be occasional tropical downpours in December,…
Stepping out of the air-conditioned confines of Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and into the hot, humid air of Bangkok can be a shock to the system of a visitor unaccustomed to the weather of a tropical country. Bangkok’s climate is undoubtedly hot and humid; however, temperatures differ according to the time of year, and even when…
Weather in Krabi, Phi Phi & Koh Lanta Krabi is a tropical paradise that boasts a climate dominated by two monsoons – one from the northeast, and the other from the southwest. These welcome winds bring in two distinct seasons: the hot and dry from November to April, and when the wind changes, the cool…
People usually say that definite seasons don’t exist in Thailand and the three seasonal periods Thailand sees are ‘hot’, ‘hotter’, and ‘hottest’. This is, of course, not entirely true as Thailand is also blessed with mild breezes during the winter and the weather can be cool enough to be pleasant. However, if you plan to…