Koh Lipe Thailand shocked us!

We're boarding shuttle ride to Andhra Pradesh. Pick up the ferry over to Pulim. Stop on this. Where do we go from? Where do we go from here? That trip down was the most terrifying trip we have done. Double the speed limit. Texting while going around blind corners. Wow. See, didn't I tell you these pillows would be a good idea? Thank you, we made it safe. We're waiting for the ferry. I'm so glad I have this, but I'm still scared. Thank God we all have life vests. We've just arrived on Koh Lipe, a little postage stamp of paradise nestled away in the Andaman Sea, right near the border with Malaysia. Even though the bus ride here was horrifying. Initial impressions are quite good. Honestly, I think it was worth it. The island is well known by scuba divers and sun seekers alike. And while it can no longer be considered a hidden gem, it is hard to get to that it keeps its chill island vibe. Be advised. These are the boats that they're going to bring you in on. So pack accordingly. Walking Street is a perfect place to find a tour, a scuba class. And lots of cats. And that. Bring your allergy pills. Tons of restaurants, markets, and pharmacies all up and down. And because it's Thailand, you will also see eight-year-olds riding scooters. So beware. There's even two 7-Elevens on the island. One of them's right here on Walking Street. And there's always time to stop for a massage. This is probably the most famous little piece of Koh Lipe aside from the beach. It's a lot more lively at night. We also got here just at the beginning of low season. So there's a lot fewer people around. But that's actually great for us. I guess there's this urban myth going around here at the moment. It's about a beach. The secret beach. This place is a little piece of heaven. The water's beautiful. The people are nice. We can walk everywhere. I love this place. Keep drinking this coffee. Click the thumbs up and subscribe. Oh, no, that wasn't it. That was good.