Regards

Carole May:)

I went on this wonderful holiday over Christmas & New Year 2005. No need to feel nervous or apprehensive, everyone mixes really well. It was my first holiday with Justyou as well and now I've just booked my 9th so you can tell I love them all!

It's an excellent time in January before it gets too hot & humid. My ex. lives over there in the north & he says from March on it is too sweltering.

We had a fascinating time even if it was go go go, but that's why you travel to see as much as you can in the time.

Do go on the trip to The River Kwai its MOST interesting & if you've seen the film The Bridge On The River Kwai it'll be even more so. Be sure as well as going into the interesting museum there to go into one of the cemeteries. I have an uncle who died working on the River Kwai bridge building it as a prisoner of war & I found his grave.

Riding elephants was terrific fun in Chiang Mai.

Travel light as there are so many bargains to cram into your case for the return.

When I went we had the beach part at the beginning, wonderful swimming.

Just a tip, when you go on the dragon boats to the floating market the canals have Heaven knows what in them so hold some tissues over your mouth & nose so your face doesn't get splashed & you lick your lips. I was advised to do this by past travellers. It was amazing how these people live in shacks alongside the river.

I came home with 100s of photos, all great to look back on.

We were taken in tuk tuks right through the middle of Bangkok with a police escort front & rear - fabulous!

I felt completely safe. I walked out on my own one afternoon from our hotel in Bangkok & found great street stalls.

Enjoy every minute!

Helen

I went on this wonderful holiday over Christmas & New Year 2005. No need to feel nervous or apprehensive, everyone mixes really well. It was my first holiday with Justyou as well and now I've just booked my 9th so you can tell I love them all!

It's an excellent time in January before it gets too hot & humid. My ex. lives over there in the north & he says from March on it is too sweltering.

We had a fascinating time even if it was go go go, but that's why you travel to see as much as you can in the time.

Do go on the trip to The River Kwai its MOST interesting & if you've seen the film The Bridge On The River Kwai it'll be even more so. Be sure as well as going into the interesting museum there to go into one of the cemeteries. I have an uncle who died working on the River Kwai bridge building it as a prisoner of war & I found his grave.

Riding elephants was terrific fun in Chiang Mai.

Travel light as there are so many bargains to cram into your case for the return.

When I went we had the beach part at the beginning, wonderful swimming.

Just a tip, when you go on the dragon boats to the floating market the canals have Heaven knows what in them so hold some tissues over your mouth & nose so your face doesn't get splashed & you lick your lips. I was advised to do this by past travellers. It was amazing how these people live in shacks alongside the river.

I came home with 100s of photos, all great to look back on.

We were taken in tuk tuks right through the middle of Bangkok with a police escort front & rear - fabulous!

I felt completely safe. I walked out on my own one afternoon from our hotel in Bangkok & found great street stalls.

Enjoy every minute!

Helen

You will be fine and well looked after, and remember those booking on these solo holidays are doing so as they want to be part of a group and be friendly towards others.

I am really looking forward to it, and intend to do all of the organised trips, and as these holidays are always very busy, It will be lovely to have some down time at a beach resort at the end of the holiday rather than flying straight back to the UK, I also know that Jan/Feb are the best months to visit this country

Ange S

Hi Carole

I went on this wonderful holiday over Christmas & New Year 2005. No need to feel nervous or apprehensive, everyone mixes really well. It was my first holiday with Justyou as well and now I've just booked my 9th so you can tell I love them all!

It's an excellent time in January before it gets too hot & humid. My ex. lives over there in the north & he says from March on it is too sweltering.

We had a fascinating time even if it was go go go, but that's why you travel to see as much as you can in the time.

Do go on the trip to The River Kwai its MOST interesting & if you've seen the film The Bridge On The River Kwai it'll be even more so. Be sure as well as going into the interesting museum there to go into one of the cemeteries. I have an uncle who died working on the River Kwai bridge building it as a prisoner of war & I found his grave.

Riding elephants was terrific fun in Chiang Mai.

Travel light as there are so many bargains to cram into your case for the return.

When I went we had the beach part at the beginning, wonderful swimming.

Just a tip, when you go on the dragon boats to the floating market the canals have Heaven knows what in them so hold some tissues over your mouth & nose so your face doesn't get splashed & you lick your lips. I was advised to do this by past travellers. It was amazing how these people live in shacks alongside the river.

I came home with 100s of photos, all great to look back on.

We were taken in tuk tuks right through the middle of Bangkok with a police escort front & rear - fabulous!

I felt completely safe. I walked out on my own one afternoon from our hotel in Bangkok & found great street stalls.

Enjoy every minute!

Helen

Thank you Helen you have inspired me. I can't make up my mind to go Jan or Oct. It sounds so exciting and Jan would start the year off with a wow! I think I have just made up my mind, January it is, watch this space, Regards Carole

Hi Carol May I am also booked on this trip, it will be my 6th trip with JY..

You will be fine and well looked after, and remember those booking on these solo holidays are doing so as they want to be part of a group and be friendly towards others.

I am really looking forward to it, and intend to do all of the organised trips, and as these holidays are always very busy, It will be lovely to have some down time at a beach resort at the end of the holiday rather than flying straight back to the UK, I also know that Jan/Feb are the best months to visit this country

Ange S

Thank you Ange S I think I have just made up my mind, I will see you on the trip, hopefully, in Jan. Happy Travels

Carole

Ange S

Hi Carole, I know somebody who did this trip some years ago with JY and she said it was fabulous, and all the hotels were really beautiful, so be brave and just go for it, and I am sure we won't be disappointed

Hi Anges, I have now booked for January and I am so excited, can't believe I'm actually going to Thailand, wanted to go for the past two years. Many thanks for your encouragement.

Carole May:thumbup:

Ange S

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Hi Carole

I went on this wonderful holiday over Christmas & New Year 2005. No need to feel nervous or apprehensive, everyone mixes really well. It was my first holiday with Justyou as well and now I've just booked my 9th so you can tell I love them all!

It's an excellent time in January before it gets too hot & humid. My ex. lives over there in the north & he says from March on it is too sweltering.

We had a fascinating time even if it was go go go, but that's why you travel to see as much as you can in the time.

Do go on the trip to The River Kwai its MOST interesting & if you've seen the film The Bridge On The River Kwai it'll be even more so. Be sure as well as going into the interesting museum there to go into one of the cemeteries. I have an uncle who died working on the River Kwai bridge building it as a prisoner of war & I found his grave.

Riding elephants was terrific fun in Chiang Mai.

Travel light as there are so many bargains to cram into your case for the return.

When I went we had the beach part at the beginning, wonderful swimming.

Just a tip, when you go on the dragon boats to the floating market the canals have Heaven knows what in them so hold some tissues over your mouth & nose so your face doesn't get splashed & you lick your lips. I was advised to do this by past travellers. It was amazing how these people live in shacks alongside the river.

I came home with 100s of photos, all great to look back on.

We were taken in tuk tuks right through the middle of Bangkok with a police escort front & rear - fabulous!

I felt completely safe. I walked out on my own one afternoon from our hotel in Bangkok & found great street stalls.

Enjoy every minute!

Helen

Thank you Helen you have inspired me. I can't make up my mind to go Jan or Oct. It sounds so exciting and Jan would start the year off with a wow! I think I have just made up my mind, January it is, watch this space, Regards Carole

Go in Jan, better weather then not so humid

Helen