Agoda announces Hot Hotel Deals to Celebrate the New Singapore Flyer
The Weekends are Higher On The New ‘Singapore Flyer’, Says Agoda With Hot Hotel Deals To Celebrate The World’s Tallest Observation Wheel

Go Smart Go Agoda

A weekend trip to Southeast Asia just reached greater heights with the creation of a 165 meters (541 feet) - observation wheel that towers over the world famous London Eye. The moving ‘Singapore Flyer’ will be a sight to see, and give visitors not only an incredible 360 o view over the Singaporean cityscape but glimpses of Malaysia and Indonesia too.

To celebrate the arrival of this exciting landmark, Agoda Company, an online hotel reservations service, is offering travelers a series of special deals on hotels in Singapore around the Marina Bay area where the wheel stands. The deals are especially advantageous during the Singapore Fireworks Festival 2008 which falls on the weekend of August 22-24, where the Singapore Flyer will provide a peerless panorama of the explosive display.

Live Life To The Fullest! Go Surfing At The Most Excellent Waters In The World

There is no skeptism that surfing has been a chief part of the Hawaiian traditions shaped by the Polynesian civilization. The clan leader was the greatest “wave rider” using the greatest surfboard from the finest Koa tree. In this day and age, surfboards are made of polystyrene or polyurethane foam and fiberglass.
These present surfboards are the greatest companion a surfer can ever have when battling enormoue waves on the paramount surfing hotspots in the World.

Hi Water Luvers.


There are surf-able waves on beaches all over the country that work at different times of year. We will even find waves in the NE monsoon.


Just finished our best surf video yet, filmed South of Rayong on an average day.


http://www.sportsthailand.net/video/surf_bangkok_2-1


The Camera got knocked down and was pointing at my feet half the time, then it fogged up, and not much usable video from the beach, a shame because everyone got good rides that day... have to do it again :)


Sorry not much footage of Bo and Tony who were styl'n


The guy who can actually surf, the one on the Longboard showed us this location, many thanks to you Surfer Dude - (cant wait to see you get even more rides on SUP)




WInd this morning looking very light...


Have a good one,


Am and Craig

Northern Thailand’s most colourful hill tribe
Posted by Arda on June 22nd, 2009 filed in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand, Activities, Thailand travel

Hi Water Luvers,


Will drive down to Phuket with Stevo for the for first of the Quicksilver Thailand Series Surf Comp. starting this Friday on Kalim Beach North end of Patong - so i believe...


Will take a couple of Starboard SUP's with me for anyone who wants try out these shapes.


We will be at the event, but not in it.. this time. Salt Water Dreaming, (Phuket Surf Specialists) - one of the event sponsors will be at the judges stand and will know where to find us also.


Will have Whopper 10' and Pocket Rocket 8'5"


Will take a small sail also, for anyone too lazy to paddle for their next ride. (will try the IDO system on the Whopper)


We will be there for the whole event, easy to see us, just look for the "Old Guys" who stand up before, after and sometimes even during the waves !!


All welcome, - Tell your friends in Phuket - Free Ride even if you have never caught a wave before!


See this link - TIME MAGAZINE RISE OF THE SUPPERS!!


Choke D Maak Krup !!

110 East
www.CathaySeas.com

This is ‘110 East’, the periodical yet erratic newsletter of the sophisticated, rugged and facetious surfers in China and South East Asia.

May 2009 (previous newsletters on the website)
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CONTENTS :
1- Stuff we’ve done recently at Cathay Seas
2- Kinmen, sweet little Kinmen : endangered species
3- Hainan surf diary
4- Sixrounds on Facebook
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1- Stuff we’ve done recently at Cathay Seas : 110 East, Kinmen and finally mapping China’s coastline

As you may have noticed, it’s been a long time since we published the last newsletter. 9 months... almost a pregnancy !
Indeed, the online life of Cathay Seas continues… among others, you will find Annie’s travel diary (read above), several news on our 110 East group and a close monitoring of development projects happening on the tiny island of Kinmen.
110 East is here : http://groups.google.com/group/110east

Thailand Island Koh Samet Adventure Holiday on Paddleboard in Asia
PADDLE BOARD ADVENTURE TRIP 30 - 31nd May 09
Going Ahead as Planned

There are small waves in Phuket at the moment..no tourists though.... Sure Pakarang is getting surf too

There has been some small waves in Koh Samui last week, today it's flat, but beautiful clear waters for swimming and diving.

Nikki Beach had it's grand opening party last weekend with most of the island of Samui attending. Surprised the island didn't flip over with everbody being concentrated in such a small place

Here are some hotels and resorts to stay at in Samui

The surf at Cape Pakarang is probably the most consistent in Thailand due to it's location and ability to pick up swells from the Indian Ocean. While Phuket has been flat, we have been surfing small but fun waves almost everyday. The longboards help too.

Hi Water Luver's,

Koh Lipe - Thailand’s Last Secret Island

Surfers!

http://www.pattayaplus.tv/flvplayer/f ... or=0x000000&autoplay=true]click for movie

Evening guide to Pattaya

An adventurer�s guide to Thailand � most recommended activities

By Jan Schauseil



While most visitors to Thailand come looking for sea, sun and sand, there are plenty more thrilling activities on offer throughout the kingdom.

In the south and among the islands, water sports are popular and include sea canoeing and kayaking as well as game fishing. In the north, the most popular option is mountain trekking, but there are dozens of other choices including mountain biking, hot-air ballooning, ATV riding, microlight flying, river rafting, surfing and caving.