What about the toilets in Khao Lak and on excursions?

Fly to Kao Lak – what about the public toilets and also

on excursions …. can speak very little English and smoking in

the public – streets – markets etc. thank you

and who has ever done a mangrove trip – I am afraid of

Pests and insects … Thank you

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DerCaveman
2 months ago

You can find open toilets at almost every gas station. Most of them are well maintained there.

School English should be enough in most Faellen. In the tourist areas, the next German language is usually not far. You can ask for help if you don’t get on your own.

Smoking is prohibited on markets, at bus stops, in public places, in parks, in temples, on school-leavers, in restaurants, in hotels, in hospitals and in hospitals as well as in many other places. Just around 5 meters before the entrances to the above mentioned places (where it is usually barely monitored).

Insects you won’t be able to get out of the way. They are outdoors everywhere and usually in not or only weakly air-conditioned rooms. Protective features include clothing covering all Koerper, mosquito nets, very cold-set air conditioning and fans (safety!) and muzzle protection sprays or creams.

peterobm
2 months ago

you can meet these Hock toilets

in tourist places, they speak already German.

the English school should be enough.

smoking in the public – should not be a problem, but prohibited in shops.

Rolajamo
2 months ago

I wasn’t in Kao Lak himself, but a little below.

Toilets are in restaurants and co, people there were always very nice and that was not a problem.

Smoking was also not a problem in the public.

Fear of vermins and insects should not be in Thailand 😀

peterobm
2 months ago
Reply to  Rolajamo

have forgotten snakes, we had once in Ao Nang

Eeveedream
2 months ago

Idk but watch with the “girls” if you know what i mean 😉

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