The blue gem of the Andaman Sea, Similan Island, Phang Nga

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Similan Islands are known as the blue gems of the Andaman Sea because they are located in the middle of the Andaman Sea, which has very clear blue sea. Even when looking from the boat, you can see the bottom of the sea.

Similan Islands are located in Phang Nga Province. There are 9 islands in total, named "Similan", which is Malay for 9. The islands are numbered from 1-9, and there are 2 other islands: Koh Bon and Koh Tachai. When traveling to Similan Islands, tour companies will take you to 4 islands in the Similan Islands, including:
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- Island number 8 or Similan Island, which is symbolized by the sailboat rock. The highlight of Similan Island is Horseshoe Bay, which has a beautiful beach with white sand that is as fine as flour, which is caused by the decomposition of coral. The sand is very soft and fine, and the sea water is clear and turquoise, making it a popular place for both Thai and foreign tourists to relax on the beach or swim. In addition, Koh Paet or Similan Island also has a viewpoint of the sailboat rock, where you can walk up to see the magnificent view from above. By walking along the path for about 15-20 minutes, you will see a clear view of the horseshoe-shaped beach.
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- Island number 4 or Koh Miang is another island that is equally beautiful. It is divided into 2 beaches: Hat Na or Princess Beach because the white sand beach allows you to see the clear water clearly. And Hat Lek or Honeymoon Beach, which is quiet and suitable for relaxation.
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- Other islands are snorkeling spots designated by the national park for viewing coral and various marine animals. If you are lucky, you may find sea turtles in this area. If you like the clarity of the sea water, I assure you that the clear blue water is no different from the Maldives that many people dream of.
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- In addition to the aforementioned islands, other islands are preserved as habitats or for laying eggs for "sea turtles". Currently, tourism in the Similan Islands is limited to only 3,850 tourists per day, divided into 3,325 snorkeling activities and 525 scuba diving activities. And the Similan Islands It will be open for visitors only during October 15 - May 15 of each year.

Traveling to Similan Islands is not difficult. Tourists can buy tours from various tour companies by boarding at Thap Lamu Pier. Some companies may have their own pier not far from Thap Lamu Pier, only 15-30 minutes from Khao Lak. However, if you are staying in Phuket, it may take about 2 hours to travel there.

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Post by hello 365 days review | Jan 20, 2023