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Thailand’s Koh Kradan voted best beach on earth
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Thailand’s unspoiled Koh Kradan island off the coast of Trang province was ranked the best of the ‘Top 100 Beaches on Earth 2023‘ by the UK website World Beach Guide.


Four other Thai beaches made the top 100 including Railay Beach in Krabi province (9), Freedom Beach in Phuket (18), Laem Beach on Koh Yao Yai island in Phang Nga province (21) and Tanot Bay Beach on Koh Tao island in Surat Thani province (44).

 

Full story: https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/tourism/thailands-koh-kradan-voted-best-beach-on-earth

 

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Thailand’s Ko Kradan voted best beach on World Beach Guide site

 

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Ko (island) Kradan in the Andaman Sea, off Thailand’s southern province of Trang, has been voted the best of the Top 100 beaches on Earth 2023 by the World Beach Guide website of the United Kingdom, according to Anucha Burapachaisri, spokesperson for Government House.

 

He said that there are four other Thai beaches t listed in the Top 100 for 2023, namely Railay in Krabi province (9th), Freedom Beach in Phuket (18th), Laem Beach on Yao Yai Island in Phang-nga province (21st) and Tanot Bay Beach on Ko Tao of Surat Thani (44th).

 

Anucha thanked the private and government sectors involved in the tourism business and the Thai people in general for their efforts in protecting the environments of these natural resources.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thailands-ko-kradan-voted-best-beach-on-world-beach-guide-site/

 

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,..."it possesses all the natural beauty of the two but lacked the crowds and noise",.....

And now that every body knows it !! lets destroy it by sending hordes of Chinese and Russian tourists...

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1 hour ago, mfd101 said:

Don't worry, the quickest way to ruin a 'pristine' beach is to advertize it. Should be nicely befouled and generally ruined this time next month.

Sad but true of all hidden or little known gems. Publicised as just that and the people will come,and ruin it. Ruining the planet is the human way.

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4 hours ago, ChipButty said:

There are many others in Thailand worthy of being on the list, Rok Island was one of my favourites, Bamboo Island as long as they can keep the mass tourist away,

You make a good point, this award is about as pointless as awarding the best volcanoes or mountains in the world.

 

They exist naturally despite the people who live near them.

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Shame they don't have a look under the water at these Thai beaches before ranking them.  The coral and marine ecosystem in front of Freedom beach is absolutely destroyed.

 

The seawater is also toxic with fecal coliform counts way above any Western safety limit.

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