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Thailand

Thailand may not be internationally famous for surfing, at least like some of its neighbouring southern countries, but Thailand does have some nice waves, especially between April and September during the monsoon season.

There are many surf spots all along the west coast. On the east coast, facing the Gulf of Thailand, only a few places offer occasional waves during the monsoon.

Despite being a mass tourism country, you’ll find no crowds in the water and a perfect place for a relaxed surf trip in Thailand.