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 Maybe,
you are thinking by now Koh Tao is only for divers with nothing else
to do. Well, you are mistaken.
The good thing about divers is, that they spent most of their
time in the water. So you could start the day with the obvious and
relax on a quiet, empty beach.
If that gets a bit boring you can get active in many ways: water
skiing, wake boarding, kayaking, banana boat rides, even sailing
lessons. On land you can go trekking, mountain biking or free
climbing. There is island style bowling, petanque and mini golf.
Why not charter a real sailing yacht for a customized day tour or
rent a longtail boat to go snorkelling in one of the many bays
around the island and getting a first glimpse of the spectacular
underwater world or visit the neighbouring little island Nangyuan,
with its unique triple beach.
Stay in shape at the open air gym, take Thai boxing lessons or
let off steam at the paintball jungle games.
Explore the sights and heights on foot. The breathtaking views
make it absolutely worth the effort. (see next section)
 After
all these activities in the hot climate you feel probably exhausted.
A traditional Thai massage should not be missed. It will relieve
your strained body and revive your spirit. A herbal steam or a visit
to the Japanese bath will add to your well-being and cleanse your
tired skin.
Why not develop your inner strength and heal body, mind and
spirit? There is Tai Chi, Chi Gong and Yoga, Reiki, Foot
Refelexology, all practised and taught.
You see, the turtle has a lot to offer for non-divers after all.
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