Continuation and conclusion of my Thai holidays! When I was telling you that this trip wasn’t to discover but more to relax, I was not lying to you!

This last article however shows a small attempt to get away from our confortable long chairs since we went to Ko Hong island, the time of a day.

We had booked a long tail boat, one of the easiest way to go everywhere you want to go, like an aquatic Uber. Someone had recommended us to leave early morning and what a pleasant feeling to find an almost-empty beach.

We enjoyed swimming with fishes and taking a few ‘swimsuit’ pictures, not with the idea to pose for the Sports illustrated “Swimsuit” cover (I don’t have the pulmonary equipment ready for that) but just for the satisfaction to casually pose with this dream setting: blue green lagoon, impressive rocks coming out of the water, it’s a way too tempting for a blogger! (English translation by Quiterie)

I hope you had a good Easter weekend and remained reasonable with eggs and chocolate sculptures.

On my side, since I’ve came back from Thailand I’ve been renovating bathroom and toilet (mmm, Glamorous!). The transition between paradise and reality is pretty abrupt but it’s for a good reason (can’t wait to dabble in a cosier environment).

So to give me a bit of motivation, I’m rewinding a few days back, when I was doing nothing other than lazing in this amazing pool.

For the look, just once will not hurt: a one-piece bathing suit instead of the traditionnal bikini. All of this in a blue harmony… it matches the surrounding landscape, isn’t it? (English translation by Quiterie)

I just finished my Japanese stories to continue with another travel! I prefer telling you now that this last trip will be a way less detailed. Indeed, last week, we went to Thailand for “idleness & calm” vacations.

Desperately Seeking Sun 

We were desperately looking for sun and warmness. We thought about Mexico but we would have been tempted to move around and visit without time to rest.

The Thailand option became an obvious choice (we’ve already been there 4 times so even though we haven’t discovered everything yet, the temptation to visit was less importante as it was a “familiar” territory).

So we went back & forth between long chair/pool/beach/spa/breakfast buffet: the tourism as we aren’t used to do usually but I must admit that it really feels good doing nothing.

Tropical idleness

Here is a few pictures taken inside the spa of our hotel in Koh Lanta.

After the massages, we’ve spent hours reading or chatting in this place with luxuriant vegetation. (there is a big sofa full of pillows with a view on this infinity greenery, so can you image a bit the total ‘vegetable’ state).

Look-wise, I only made effort for this photoshoot session and a few nights: otherwise it was all about swimsuit and short/tee-shirt/flip flop. No more fashion blogger hassles: real vacations I’m telling you. (English translation by Quiterie)