Similan Islands in Thailand
The Similan Islands consist of nine islands and are located in the Andaman Sea about 55 kilometers west of Khao Lak. A particularly beautiful place for everyone who loves fairytale tropical beaches. In addition, the Similan Islands are famous for the beautiful underwater world.
5 popular holiday islands in Thailand
Thailand's holiday islands are loved worldwide. It's not just the natural splendor of white sandy beaches and crystal clear water that lures visitors. These islands are a harmonious blend of a rich underwater world, hospitable culture, and culinary delights, accessible to every budget. Delving into the reasons behind their popularity reveals a fascinating world of both serene beauty and adventurous possibilities.
Similan and Surin islands welcome visitors again: natural paradises restored and ready for discovery
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.
If you want to visit the beautiful Similan Island, you have to be quick, at least before the locations close for the monsoon season. Similan Island, located in Phang Nga province, is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches, crystal clear waters and spectacular coral reefs.
Diving at the Similan Islands National Park (video)
Similan Islands National Park is a group of nine islands in the Andaman Sea about 55 kilometers west of Khao Lak. These islands 1982 became a protected National Park. These nine islands are one of the most beautiful in Thailand and can only be admired from the end of October to the end of April.
The Similan Islands in the Andaman Sea (video)
The Similan Islands in Thailand are nine islands in the Andaman Sea. They are about 55 kilometers west of Khao Lak and northwest of Phuket. Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Richelieu Rock and Surin are the most famous islands.
New travel adventures from HE and SHE (continued)
SHE is under high tension again because the self-booked transfer ride was delayed. After an hour delay and after a call to the rental company (they still had to take customers to the airport), the taxi that would take them to Khao Lak finally showed up.
The Department of National Parks (DNP) has announced that the Similan Islands in Phang Nga will be closed for five months from May 16.
Green Wood Travel, the Dutch tour operator in Bangkok, has added a few striking short trips to its already rich offer. One thing immediately becomes clear: it doesn't get much nicer.
Number of islands in Thailand closed to tourists
The Thai government has announced that the southern Similan Islands, an archipelago in the Andaman Sea, will no longer be accessible to tourists for five months. One island, Koh Tachai, will also remain closed to tourism after that period.
The Islands of Thailand
Islands have held a certain attraction to me all my life. There is something mysterious about life on an island, as a traveler you have to make an effort to get there and you often see that the local population is "different" than those on the mainland.
Thailand by Landrover – part 2 (video)
An atmospheric and beautifully made video of three German friends driving through Southeast Asia in the fall of 2010 by Landrover.
Green diving in Thailand
Thailand is known as a diver's paradise. The diving conditions are optimal. A good view and a beautiful varied underwater world. World famous are the Similan Islands in Thailand, the nine islands in the Andaman Sea. The diving area guarantees beautiful coral, moray eels, rays, seahorses and pennant fish, just to name a few. This video is about the islands of Koh Tao, Koh Pha-Ngan and Koh Samui. Recreational divers help clean up the…