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10 most beautiful Thai islands

By Editorial
Posted in Islands, thai tips
Tags: koh kood, Koh Similan, Koh Tachai, The beach

February 19 2024

Thailand is blessed with beautiful islands that invite you to a wonderful holiday. Here is a selection of the 10 (+1) most beautiful islands and beaches in Thailand. Relaxing in paradise, who wouldn't want that?

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Similan and Surin islands welcome visitors again: natural paradises restored and ready for discovery

By Editorial
Posted in Sights, Nature
Tags: Koh Similan, Mu Ko Similan, Similan Islands

October 22, 2023

After being closed for six months for recovery, the breathtaking Similan and Surin Islands in the Andaman Sea have reopened for adventurers and nature lovers until May 15, 2024. These natural gems, known for their unique coral reefs, exotic fish species and the rich culture of the local Moken people, offer both day trips and overnight options for an unforgettable experience.

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Thailand in March: Temperatures are starting to rise!

By Editorial
Posted in Activities, Calendar, Sights, festivals, Jungle tour, thai tips, Walking
Tags: Bun Phawet Fair, grottoes, Koh Similan, Lamb Khlong Ngu, March, Sea turtles

February 16 2023

It can be said that with the month of March, the hot period has arrived throughout Thailand. Temperatures of about 30-40°C are then even possible. What kind of activities are you going to do with that heat? Perhaps lying on the beach, but wait there is much more to experience in the month of March.

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Two tourists rescued from the sea off Koh Similan

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Posted in News from Thailand
Tags: Koh Similan, Tourists, Drowning, Zee, Swimming

April 29, 2017

Two foreign tourists were barely saved from drowning off the coast of the Similan Islands (Phangnga) yesterday. Both had run into trouble while swimming.

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10 most beautiful Thai islands

Similan and Surin islands welcome visitors again: natural paradises restored and ready for discovery

Thailand in March: Temperatures are starting to rise!

Two tourists rescued from the sea off Koh Similan