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Similan Islands Reopen to Tourists for High Season Next Week


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In an exciting development for travel enthusiasts, the renowned Similan Islands are set to welcome tourists again from next Tuesday, 15th October. This popular archipelago, nestled in the Andaman Sea, includes the illustrious Mu Ko Similan National Park and will be accessible to visitors up until 15th May next year, aligning with the high season.

 

A spotlight shines on Koh Similan, the largest island in the group, celebrated for its pristine beaches, vibrant marine life, and unique landmarks such as Sail Rock and the whimsical Donald Duck rock. With inviting waters and gleaming coral-sand shores, it offers a paradise for snorkelers, divers, and sunbathers.


Officials from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation have meticulously prepared for this season. Safety checks and repairs have been completed across facilities, ensuring a smooth visitor experience. Buoys now delineate snorkelling zones off Koh Similan and Koh Ba Ngu, while piers at Koh Payu and Koh Bon have seen repairs to address previous damages.

 

Phang Nga province's tropical allure is set to entice both Thai nationals and international visitors. With the islands' idyllic horseshoe bay, guests can enjoy swimming, snorkelling, and relaxing, fully immersing themselves in this natural paradise. As the islands reopen, they once again promise unforgettable adventures in the heart of the Andaman Sea.

 

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-- 2024-10-09


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