Where to gi in Thailand in September / October

"Dieter Aaaa" Dieter "Dieter Aaaa" Dieter
wrote:

Why do you advise people to go to a muslim country ?
They are looking for a "nice beach", not for trouble.

You've never been to Malaysia, have you ?
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"Dieter Aaaa" Dieter "Dieter Aaaa" Dieter
wrote:

Why do you advise people to go to a muslim country ?
They are looking for a "nice beach", not for trouble.

You've never been to Malaysia, have you ?
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Alfred Molon
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Then go to Perhentian island in Malaysia:
Alfred Molon


Why do you advise people to go to a muslim country ?
They are looking for a "nice beach", not for trouble.

Exactly, that is why Alfred suggested Malaysia!

Then go to Perhentian island in Malaysia:
Alfred Molon


Why do you advise people to go to a muslim country ?
They are looking for a "nice beach", not for trouble.

Exactly, that is why Alfred suggested Malaysia!

September is a lot of peoples favourite time to be on Samui as it is not as
hot as the May /June /July period.
The wet season for the Gulf of Thailand side is October to mid January.
The weathewr normally starts to change in preparation for the wet in late
September but as an earlier poster said there is always a chance of it
rolling in early but still not to the extent of what you get in between the
above mentioned months but remember it is a tropical climate so nothings
guaranteed.

"Neil Raines" wrote in message
...
How about Koh Samui? When does the rain start in the east coast?


September is by far Thailand's wettest month. You will find it difficult
to
escape the rain. Later in October is much drier normally
cheers

September is a lot of peoples favourite time to be on Samui as it is not as
hot as the May /June /July period.
The wet season for the Gulf of Thailand side is October to mid January.
The weathewr normally starts to change in preparation for the wet in late
September but as an earlier poster said there is always a chance of it
rolling in early but still not to the extent of what you get in between the
above mentioned months but remember it is a tropical climate so nothings
guaranteed.

"Neil Raines" wrote in message
...
How about Koh Samui? When does the rain start in the east coast?


September is by far Thailand's wettest month. You will find it difficult
to
escape the rain. Later in October is much drier normally
cheers

September is a lot of peoples favourite time to be on Samui as it is not as
hot as the May /June /July period.
The wet season for the Gulf of Thailand side is October to mid January.
The weathewr normally starts to change in preparation for the wet in late
September but as an earlier poster said there is always a chance of it
rolling in early but still not to the extent of what you get in between the
above mentioned months but remember it is a tropical climate so nothings
guaranteed.

"Neil Raines" wrote in message
...
How about Koh Samui? When does the rain start in the east coast?


September is by far Thailand's wettest month. You will find it difficult
to
escape the rain. Later in October is much drier normally
cheers

Dieter Aaaa Dieter wrote:
"Neil Raines" schreef:
Then go to Perhentian island in Malaysia:
Alfred Molon

Why do you advise people to go to a muslim country ?
They are looking for a "nice beach", not for trouble.

Exactly, that is why Alfred suggested Malaysia!

for the trouble ?
Not very kind of him to send the OP into trouble...

Ok, let's hear it already, what kind of trouble? Specifically, and in the
context of the alternatives. This ought to be good.

miguel
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Miguel Cruz kirjoitti:

Dieter Aaaa Dieter wrote:


"Alfred Molon" ...


peter wrote:


Where should we go in Thailand in mid-September / October to awoid heavy
showers.
We want to go on an island or somewhere with a nice beach.


Then go to Perhentian island in Malaysia:


Why do you advise people to go to a muslim country ?
They are looking for a "nice beach", not for trouble.



And other than Singapore, Malaysia is by far the most trouble-free country
in the region for travelers.



Thailand does not lag much behind though. Traffic can be a nuisance though.

Miguel Cruz kirjoitti:

Dieter Aaaa Dieter wrote:


"Alfred Molon" ...


peter wrote:


Where should we go in Thailand in mid-September / October to awoid heavy
showers.
We want to go on an island or somewhere with a nice beach.


Then go to Perhentian island in Malaysia:


Why do you advise people to go to a muslim country ?
They are looking for a "nice beach", not for trouble.



And other than Singapore, Malaysia is by far the most trouble-free country
in the region for travelers.



Thailand does not lag much behind though. Traffic can be a nuisance though.