Koh Tup and Koh Mor near Krabi (video)
As in Krabi can book an excursion to four islands off the coast of Krabi in the Phang-nga Bay. One of those islands is Koh Tup, which is connected by a sandbar at low tide (low tide). Koh Mor. Both islands belong to the Mu Koh Poda group.
At low tide you can even continue to Koh Kai (Chicken Island) about 500 meters away. Koh Tup and Koh Mor are located in the Andaman Sea with the iconic limestone rocks rising from the water and is one of a total of 130 islands in this sea. These islands are a true tropical paradise where you can take beautiful photos. It is nice to snorkel and swim there or just sunbathe and enjoy the surroundings.
The flora and fauna on these islands are also remarkable. Visitors can find a diversity of marine life and tropical plants, adding to the islands' attractiveness. In addition, Koh Tup and Koh Mor are often visited as part of organized boat trips, which give tourists the opportunity to explore several islands in the area.
Although these islands are relatively small, they offer a unique experience for visitors looking for beauty, tranquility and a chance to enjoy unspoiled nature. Their proximity to Krabi and other popular destinations such as Ao Nang makes them easily accessible for day trips, making them a popular choice for both local and international tourists.
Details about Koh Tup and Koh Mor
- Secret underwater caves: Local legends suggest that there are underwater caves around Koh Tup and Koh Mor that have not yet been fully explored or documented. These caves are said to be home to several rare marine species and could even contain underwater passages to other areas.
- Historical significance: Koh Tup and Koh Mor are said to have played a role in the local sea routes for trading ships centuries ago. These islands would act as landmarks for navigation and as shelters during storms.
- Endemic species: There may be some small, endemic species of insects or plants on these islands that are unique to this particular area. These species may not be well documented due to the limited size and accessibility of the islands.
- Geological peculiarities: The sandbar connecting Koh Tup and Koh Mor could contain unique geological features, related to the formation of the islands, that differ from other sandbars in the region.
- Hidden treasures: There are anecdotal stories of hidden treasures or artifacts that might be buried on these islands, left behind by ancient sailors or traders who used the islands as stopovers.
These points are of course more speculative and based on local folklore and lesser known stories, rather than established facts. These types of mysteries add to the charm and adventure of exploring these beautiful islands.
Video: Koh Tup and Koh Mor near Krabi
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