Koh Yao Noi - what to do, eat, visit and stay

  

Cape+Kantary is a magazine that you will find in all the Cape and Kantary Properties.

In every edition there is an ‘Insider Guide’ – what to do, where to eat, what to visit and where to stay.

In this magazine - http://www.capekantaryhotels.com/ckmagazine/  our writers visited #KhaoYaoNoi and stayed at Cape Kudu Hotel.

Do
- Borrow a bicycle and cycle slowly around the island

Eat
- Have lunch at one of the many small places that you see by the side of the road - wonderful.

Visit
- In the afternoon get on board the Kudu Wanderer and visit Koh Kudu with it’s hidden pristine lagoon. Then the Big Tree at Ao Kean - a spectacular local landmark.

Stay
- #CapeKuduHotel - https://www.capekuduhotel.com - relax and escape for a little while.

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Koh Yao Noi - Coconuts

Cape+Kantary is a magazine that you will find in all the #CapeandKantary Properties.

In every edition there is always an article that we like to share. In this edition - http://www.capekantaryhotels.com/ckmagazine/Issue18/index.html - (Pages 64 -70) one writer visited #CapeKuduHotel and explored Koh Yao Noi.

Lung Bao, aka Uncle Coconut, operates a small farm on the west side of the island. Surrounded by rice fields, he grows mangoes, passion fruit, sapodilla, limes, flowers, and—obviously—coconuts. Most of the produce he sells to his friends; it’s the coconuts that the visitors come for (they honestly are particularly scrumptious).

Because of the increasing popularity of the island, however, his coconut crop occasionally can’t keep up with demand so he’s building a coffee shop on premises. It would be a shame to miss out on a coconut from Lung Bao, but his beautiful gardens are worth a visit just to see.

Photo courtesy of Pichayanun and http://2-mag.com/site/story/Dispatch%3A+Koh+Yao+Noi