3 Islands must Visit in Phang-Nga

Similan Island

Similan is a Yawi language which means “nine”, which comes from the total number of large and small islands that come together. It is located in the Similan Islands National Park, Phang Nga Province. It is also known as another diver’s paradise in Thailand.

 

If you’ve ever seen a picture of a fine white beach crystal clear blue water. The coral reefs are rich in various species of marine fish according to the magazine. Especially, if you come to see the real thing, you will know that it is a lot more beautiful than you thought.

 

The highlight of this place is Koh Eight, which is featured as Sailing Rock, considered a landmark here. Therefore, anyone who arrives has to take pictures to keep.

 

Location : Similan Islands National Park, No. 93, Village No. 5, Ban Thap Lamu, Petchkasem Road, Lam Kaen Subdistrict, Thai Mueang District, Phang Nga Province

 

Tourist Season : Every 15 October – 15 May

 

How to Go : A wide selection of tour packages can be purchased at Thap Lamu Pier or you can buy it in advance and arrive at the pier. And do not forget to check the boat schedule of the companies that use the service.

 

 

 

Surin Island

Anyone who travels to the Surin Islands National Park, all expect to see the beauty of the sea here. Knowing this place is the heaven on the earth when you see with your own eyes because the natural environment on this islands is an ideal environment for the development of coral reefs.

 

In addition, the abundance of plankton which is food for fish and other animals, causing the surrounding seas are dense with shallow coral reefs with a high biodiversity. It has been hailed as the birthplace of one of the largest and most complete shallow reefs in Thailand.

 

Location : In the area of ​​Kuraburi District, Phang Nga Province, about 60 kilometers from the coast.

 

Tourist Season : Every November – April

 

How to Go : There are many ways to travel to Mu Ko Surin National Park, tourists can go on a boat to continue traveling to the park at

– Kuraburi Pier (It takes about an hour and a half to reach the park)

– Thap Lamu Pier (It takes about 4-5 hours to reach the park)

– Ban Nam Khem Pier (It takes about an hour and a half to reach the park)

Then use the speedboat service or contact to reserve a boat from the tour company. Each port will take different travel times.

 

 

Koh Pha

“Koh Pha” is a small island. There is a white sandy beach stretching in the middle of the turquoise sea caused by natural wonders.

 

Formation of fine sand, known as Sands Bank. It has a strange beauty that feels like a thin white cloth floating in the middle of the sea. This is an ideal place to relax, take pictures, and also have a snorkeling spot that is still abundant and beautiful.

 

Location : Opposite Lam Kaen Subdistrict Administrative Organization, Ban Lam Kaen, Lam Kaen Subdistrict, Thai Mueang District, Phang Nga Province (about 5 km. away from Khao Lak)

 

Tourist Season : November – April

 

How to Go : Take a boat at Ban Nam Khem Pier, there are local fishing boats to serve which the price starts at 2,500 baht. It can take up to 8 people.