The "main" road leading up to the resort. It's actually more into than up to the resort since the resort is built around the road which is far from "main".
The resort's main building which holds a small office, an even smaller dive shop, a spacious pub (eh... might be that you need more space when you have had a few beers or something), and a storage room for all dive equipment.
Same building, different angle. Dive equipment storage room entrance and some barrels for rinsing the equipment.
Happy dive master number #973954 reporting for duty in the small office; that's the PADI reference number.
Another view from the small office. Nice. I could get used to a view like this if it was offered at my office. Let's see, I need a desk by the window and a beach, that's all. Nah, skip the window, just move my desk to the beach.
One of the walkways in the resort's bungalow area. All kinds of creatures were present, not just us - saw a huge lizard that quickly disappeared under a bush when I approached it.
Our - at least for a few days - bungalow. Got three beds; me and Per shared it with another guy from Sweden that we met on the night bus down from Bangkok to Koh Tao.We started with a fan-only bungalow but quickly decided that an upgrade to the air conditioned version would be a smart move. The upgrade costed 300 Thai Bath (60 SEK, 9 USD) per night for the whole room; we split that on three so it was nothing.
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