2025 Khura Buri Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#Travel to save the world Sri Phang Nga National Park is located in Kapong District, Phang Nga Province. It covers a rich tropical forest area. The terrain is a complex mountain range. It is the source of important streams of the province. It is also a habitat for various plants and wildlife. One of the park's highlights is "Tam Nang Waterfall", a large waterfall that is beautiful and has a good amount of water all year round. It is suitable for swimming and relaxing. There is also Ton Ton Sai Waterfall, which is in the middle of a large forest. It has a shady and peaceful atmosphere. It is suitable for short nature walks. Sri Phang Nga National Park is also a famous bird watching spot. Both rare and endemic birds can be found, such as the bald eagle, kingfisher, and many types of hornbills. Nature walks on well-prepared trails allow visitors to experience the tropical forest ecosystem up close. In terms of facilities, the park offers bungalows, a camping ground, and a tourist center that provides basic information about the area. For safety, tourists should prepare mosquito repellent, hiking shoes, and clothing suitable for the weather, which is quite humid all year round. The best time to visit is between November and April, which is the dry season. The weather is cool and comfortable. Hiking is convenient. Sri Phang Nga National Park is perfect for those who want to experience nature in a peaceful atmosphere, away from the hustle and bustle of big cities. It is another destination that should not be missed for nature lovers and adventurers in the southern part of Thailand. I highly recommend it.

#SeaTravel Clear and clear Teenagers like #SurinIsland Travel Fun in Nemo's land And the sea will tell us, Su, fight together ♥️ 👉 You can also travel to Surin Island as a One Day trip by Love Andaman. Take a speedboat from Thap Lamu Pier #Phang Nga for about 1.5 hours and you will see the beauty of Surin Island. The nature of the sea is beautiful both on land and underwater, waiting for us to experience it. Come as a couple, come as a gang or come alone. I guarantee that you will have beautiful, clear photos to post for a long time. You can nudge the guide to help take photos for you. Let's travel together. Nemo misses everyone. . #Have you traveled yet? #SurinIsland #AdvanceEcotourism #100WaysToTravel

#Where to travel this summer Colors under the sea, 7-colored sea fans at Koh Rom, Kura Buri District, Phang Nga Province Kura Buri District, Phang Nga Province, is a district with a variety of nature, both forests and islands, where nature lovers like to escape from the bright lights to enjoy rare nature. Koh Rom is not far from "Kura Buri Pier". It takes about 40 minutes to travel from the pier by long-tail boat. This is a small island that cannot be accessed. The water currents change all the time. And because it is close to the shore, the sea water is not as clear as Surin or Similan Islands. But here, we can dive to see colorful sea fans on days when the water level is good. Sea fans are a type of "marine animals" that do not have backbones. Many people may think that they are underwater plants because they cling to rocks and do not move. Sea fans like to live where there are currents because the currents help bring food to them and help carry away waste. Therefore, we found a lot of sea fans here. And because sea fans are like a home for small sea animals Therefore, there are many small fish. It can be called a paradise. . The corals at this point have many colors such as white, red, yellow, orange, purple, blue and gold, including groups of sea anemones that are home to clownfish. . When going to dive and see the corals at Koh Rom, you should have an expert guide to go with you for safety while snorkeling and to avoid affecting the corals. We traveled by boat (chartered) with a guide from Greenview Tour or if you are staying at Koh Phra Thong, you can also contact the boat with the hotel. #SouthernTeam #PhangNga #KuraBuri

"Kuraburi" It is the name of 1 of 8 districts of Phang Nga Province, connected to Ranong Province. Most tourists often pass through and do not know much about #Kuraburi. In this post, we will introduce our friends to this city more, making your trip to Kuraburi more colorful than stopping at a gas station and passing by. #KuraburiTouristAttractions 1. Amazing diving, visiting the Moken area at Surin Island - Of course, many people have traveled to the Surin Islands and the Moken village, but many do not know that Surin Island is actually in Kuraburi District. And taking a boat at Kuraburi Pier takes only 45-50 minutes. To visit Surin Island, you must purchase a tour service. Whether it's a day trip or an overnight trip (we recommend splitting it into 1 night on Surin Island) Note: Surin Island is open for visits from October 15 - May 15 of every year. 2. Bamboo rafting to find heart-shaped rocks at Tham Morakot - The clear green water that sparkles in the sunlight during the rainy season is a gift from the lush forests and mountains. Villagers use this place to go bamboo rafting to see the clear stream and the freshness of the plants during the rainy season. The clear stream that flows slowly and quickly creates fun and relaxation for many tourists. Be amazed by the heart-shaped stone field with thousands of rocks, adding color to the journey rather than sleeping in your room waiting for the rain. // Tham Morakot is open for rafting from around June to September of every year. 3. Visit the grasslands and look at the horizon of the sea of ​​stars at Koh Phra Thong - A dream destination for nature lovers Because Koh Phra Thong consists of a variety of natural scenery and activities, such as a large savannah grassland in the middle of the island, a calm sea and beach, a romantic atmosphere of the sunset in the evening, a night sky full of stars, and complete coral reefs under the sea. - To get to Koh Phra Thong, you must take a boat at Kuraburi Pier or Thung La-ong Pier. Currently, there are no regular boats to the island. Therefore, traveling to the island will be by long-tail boat (it is recommended to travel with a minimum of 4 people to save on sharing the boat fare). As for accommodation on the island, there are more varieties, including Home Stay, Camping, and Resort. Note: Koh Surin should be traveled during November - April. 4. Eat hanging crabs at Bang Khrang Farmstay - Bang Khrang Farmstay is located in Ban Bang Khrang, Tambon Bang Wan. It is a soft-shell crab farm floating in the middle of the sea, surrounded by mangrove forests. Tourists can book to eat on the farm for a fee of 350 baht per person. The food includes steamed black crabs, soft-shell crabs fried with garlic or fried in flour. Sour curry or tom yum, fried fish, and stir-fried seasonal vegetables 5. Visit the forest and see the Pla Pluang at Sri Phang Nga National Park - 1 of 6 national parks in Phang Nga province. The highlight of the park is the abundance of trees and nature, the beauty of Tam Nang waterfall where the water flows down from a steep cliff, creating mist all over the area. It is also home to thousands of Pla Pluang fish. The entrance fee is according to the national park entrance fee, 20 baht for adults and 10 baht for children. 6. Enjoy a delicious meal at Kosak Seafood Restaurant - A delicious restaurant in the city of Kura. If you are tired of hotel food and want to try local food, go here. There are many to choose from. 7. Evening paradise at Ao Khoi Beach - It is not just forests and mountains in Kuraburi. The beautiful sea and evening atmosphere here are also beautiful. Ao Khoi (Pei means small shrimp used to make shrimp paste) has a sandy beach, but what is unique is that it is a large round rock that has been polished by the current, arranging small and large rocks to look unusual. It is especially beautiful at sunset. // Ao Khoi Beach is far from Kuraburi city. Go to Ranong for about 15 km. 8. Cool off and relax at Suan Mai Waterfall - Suan Mai Waterfall is about 17 km from Kura town. It is a medium-sized waterfall divided into three levels: the first level is a stream, the second level is a weir, and the third level is a waterfall. The water here is very clear and refreshing. The smell of the forest and the smell of the water is filled with oxygen. And most importantly, there are almost no people. But don't worry because this place is taken care of by friendly park officials. 9. A must-buy souvenir: Sea shell chili paste, Ban Bang Tip - When you get to Kuraburi, you must buy this "Chai Le chili paste" which has 7 flavors: dried shrimp chili paste / fragrant squid chili paste / snail chili paste / grilled fish chili paste / stingray chili paste / sweet snail chili paste and grilled snail chili paste. 10. Herbal products from the leaves of the tilapia fish, Le Buri - When you come to visit nature like this, you must bring something back. Anyone who is allergic to products made from chemicals Here, there are natural herbal products such as shampoo, soap, lotion, balm, etc. #SouthernTeam #Thailand #PhangNga

City Bar, Ban Tung La-ong, Kura Buri District, Phang Nga Province, a new restaurant next to Tung La-ong Pier, Kura Buri District, Phang Nga Province, a beautiful restaurant with a beautiful view Today, let's try a newly opened restaurant that serves seafood and various drinks at Tung La-ong Pier. City Bar is a loft-style restaurant with two floors. We recommend the second floor where you can see the sea and Koh Phra Thong. There are many recommended dishes. We ordered interesting menus from the restaurant, including: - Steamed black crab with fresh milk, with the smoothness of fresh milk, which goes well with the dense crab eggs. - Steamed black crab with seafood sauce (2 menus included, 700 grams of black crab, 4 pieces, 400 baht) - Shrimp curry, with the richness of coconut milk, 100 baht - Fried sea bass with fish sauce, I like the crispiness that is fried well, along with the sauce that you can choose to pour or pour yourself, 250 baht We went during the day when the weather was quite nice. The wind is cool because it is next to the sea (it should be beautiful in the evening as well). City Bar is located next to Tung La-ong Bridge, Kuraburi District. It is about 15 kilometers from the main Phetkasem Road. It is considered a relaxing drive. Open every day from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. #Recommend delicious restaurants #Thailand #Southern team #Phang Nga

#Phangnga is worth visiting: Koh Rom, Kuraburi District, a dream diving spot for everyone. Unseen, a spot to see colorful corals. 🏝 A 3-day, 2-night trip to Koh Phra Thong. On the way, we stopped to dive at Koh Rom first. The island is not far from Kuraburi Pier. You must stop by to see the colors underwater. The water is very clear. It is a spot to see colorful corals. Divers must not miss this island. #PhangngaTimeIsYours #TATPhangngaOffice #KohPhraThong #Kuraburi #Phangnga #AmazingPhangngaPremium

Address - Soi Pa Pla, Kuraburi District, Phang Nga Province THAILAND Atmosphere/Place - Good atmosphere, delicious food, nice place to sit Highlights - Roti Mataba, Crispy Roti, Donuts Bond of Love, Hot Tea, Fresh Coffee, Cafu/Espresso/Americano/Latte and many more good menus. This shop is a Halal restaurant. Average price per person - Starting at ten baht, cheap price but not cheap taste #Good quality content Score -*****

Ao Khoi Beach, Tambon Kura, Amphoe Kura Buri, Phang Nga Located in Laem Son National Park, the entrance to the beach may be a bit deep. When you get there, there is 1 Muslim restaurant. The rest is open space. The beach is quiet and flat. The sand is golden and black. It looks strange. The sea water is not very clear, but you can swim. #WinterSeasideTravel

If you have been to the Similan Islands… I believe you have stopped by the popular spot, Koh 8 or Hin Sailboat. But if you want to escape from the tourists and truly immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature, try stopping by “Princess Bay” on Koh No. 4 or Koh Miang. You will fall in love with this beach without realizing it. ⸻ 🌴 Where is Princess Bay? Princess Bay is located on the south side of Koh Miang or Koh Miang, one of the main islands of the Similan Islands, Phang Nga Province. This beach is hidden in a small curved bay with shallow coral reefs and clean white sand, surrounded by dense forest and natural rocks. It is a true resting spot. 🏝 ⸻ 💡 Highlights of Princess Bay ✅ Clear water that you can see the sand ✅ Quiet, not crowded ✅ Shallow coral reefs Snorkeling right in front of the beach ✅ The surrounding nature is still pristine ✅ There is a chance to see rare marine animals such as sea turtles, moray eels ⸻ 🧭 How to get to Princess Beach (Updated 2025) • Take a speedboat from Thap Lamu Pier, Phang Nga Province to the Similan Islands, taking about 1.5-2 hours. • Princess Beach is on Island 4 (Koh Mi), which is one of the stops for many tours. Or you can book a scuba diving or an overnight stay on the island. • If you stay overnight, you can easily walk from the park's resting point to Princess Beach, taking no more than 5 minutes. ⸻ 🛏️ Accommodation on the island (if you want to experience nature to the fullest) Similan Islands National Park offers: • Tents • Houses You should book at least 1-2 months in advance via the National Park Department's website. ⸻ 📸 Great photo spots • A corner of the beach with large rocks contrasting with the blue sea • Crystal clear underwater coral reefs • The backdrop is a line of large trees and granite mountains • If you're lucky in the evening The sunlight will shine directly on Princess Beach, the atmosphere is very romantic. ⸻ 📌 Things to know (updated in 2025) • Island opening season: mid-October - mid-May of every year • There are no restaurants on the island. It is recommended to prepare snacks and drinking water. • Do not throw trash into the sea or take shells back because this is a conservation area. • It is not recommended to use drones without permission from the park. ⸻ 💬 Personal feelings Princess Beach feels like a private world that no one will disturb. The sound of gentle waves, gentle sea breeze, no tourists walking by, the water is so clear that it reflects the sky. It is one of the "secret places" on the island that I would like anyone who comes to Similan to try. 🍃 Princess Beach #Koh Mi #Similan Islands #Visit Phang Nga #Phang Nga Sea #Similan Islands 2025 #Southern Sea #Recommended Islands 2025 #Secret Similan Beach #Similan Islands Diving #Here

Similan Islands National Park, one of the most beautiful islands in the Andaman Sea, Phang Nga Province, must visit at least once for those who love the sea. Similan Islands have a very beautiful natural sea and are also very fertile. This place is open for tourism only during the tourist season. The tour price is not expensive and very worthwhile. It is another one of the most beautiful islands in Thailand. #Phang Nga #Similan Islands National Park

If asked about the "most beautiful sea in Thailand", one of the names that many people voted for must be Similan Island! An island full of 360-degree natural charm, with crystal clear water that allows you to see coral reefs, soft white sand, and a rich underwater world. 🛥️ For this trip, we chose to go on a One Day Trip, taking a speedboat from Thap Lamu Pier, taking about 1.5 hours. When we arrived at the island, we were greeted by an astonishing view, unadorned turquoise water! The most impressive point was the Sail Rock viewpoint. It's not too far to climb up, but the view from above is so spectacular that it will take your breath away. 💙 🏝️ Highlights of the trip • Snorkeling to see coral at Island 7 and Island 9 • Relaxing on the fine sand at Island 4 • Walking up to the Sail Rock viewpoint at Island 8 • Seeing Nemo fish, sea turtles, clownfish, and many schools of fish 📍 Similan Island is open for tourism only from mid-October to mid-May of every year. If you've been eyeing it, you need to hurry up and book now. Don't wait for the sea to call you too long! #SimilanIsland #SimilanIsland #Similan #PhangNga #SouthernSeaTourism #ThaiSea #SimilanDiving #SailboatHillViewpoint #OneDayTrip #PhangNgaTravel #BeautifulIslandClearWater #RightHere

#slowlifephuket Phuket, Thailand's dazzling island jewel, isn't just a destination; it's a vibrant duality. It masterfully blends the exhilaration of world-class water adventures with a deeply ingrained philosophy of relaxation, creating the quintessential "chilling out" lifestyle that lures travelers back year after year. Here, the turquoise Andaman Sea isn't just a view; it's an invitation, and the pace of life whispers "sabaai sabaai" – take it easy. Plunging into the Azure Playground: The sheer variety of water activities available caters to every whim and adrenaline level: Snorkeling & Diving Paradise: Coral reefs teeming with life fringe the island and its nearby archipelago. Sites like the Similan Islands (accessible via day trips), Coral Island (Koh Hey), and Racha Yai offer crystalline waters. Snorkelers can marvel at parrotfish, angelfish, and intricate coral gardens mere meters from the beach. For certified divers, the underwater topography is breathtaking – swim-throughs, dramatic pinnacles like Shark Point (teeming with leopard sharks, not the scary kind!), and vibrant soft corals create unforgettable dives. Freediving courses are also increasingly popular. Island Hopping Adventures: Longtail boats and modern speedboats whisk you away to iconic destinations. Phi Phi Islands, immortalized in film, offer stunning Maya Bay (now carefully managed for recovery), snorkeling spots, and dramatic limestone cliffs. James Bond Island (Khao Phing Kan) in Phang Nga Bay provides unique photo ops with its distinctive sea stacks. Private charters allow bespoke exploration of hidden coves and quieter isles. The Thrill of the Ride: Jet skis zip across sheltered bays (like Patong or Chalong), offering high-speed fun. Flyboarding provides a futuristic sensation of hovering above the waves. Kitesurfing finds its haven on the island's northwestern beaches like Nai Yang and Nai Thon, where consistent winds and wide expanses are perfect for beginners and experts alike. White-water rafting is also available on the mainland nearby for a different kind of wet adventure. Sailing Serenity: For a more refined experience, chartering a yacht or joining a sunset cruise is unparalleled. Glide past karst formations, drop anchor in secluded lagoons for swimming, and sip cocktails as the sky ignites with colors. The calm rocking of the boat is the ultimate antidote to stress. Surf's Up (Seasonally): During the monsoon season (approximately May-October), the west coast beaches like Kata and Kamala see larger swells, attracting surfers looking for consistent waves. Surf schools operate to help beginners catch their first wave. Embracing the Chilled-Out Lifestyle: The flip side of Phuket's adventurous spirit is its profound capacity for relaxation, a state of being woven into the very fabric of the island: Beach Bliss Defined: Whether it's the vibrant energy of Patong, the trendy cafes lining Surin Beach, the family-friendly shores of Karon, or the quieter luxury of Bang Tao, Phuket's beaches are havens for repose. Lounging on a sunbed under an umbrella, listening to the gentle lap of waves, feeling the warm sand underfoot, and sipping fresh coconut water – this is Phuket's signature experience. Sanuk Spirit: "Sanuk," the Thai concept meaning fun, pleasure, or enjoyment in everything one does, permeates the atmosphere. Enjoying food is "sanuk," chatting with locals is "sanuk," even relaxing intensely is "sanuk." It encourages a lighthearted, present-moment appreciation. Culinary Calm: Dining is integral to the chill vibe. From barefoot beachfront restaurants serving grilled seafood at sunset to elegant fine dining with panoramic views, the pace is leisurely. Street food stalls offer delicious, unhurried snacking. A long, lingering meal with friends, tasting the explosion of Thai flavors, embodies the island's easy rhythm. Spa & Wellness Sanctuary: Phuket is renowned for its world-class spas and wellness retreats. Traditional Thai massages, aromatic oil therapies, herbal compresses, and holistic treatments using indigenous ingredients are designed to melt away tension and restore balance. Yoga studios and meditation centers abound, offering deeper paths to tranquility amidst tropical settings. Sunset Ritual: Perhaps the most universal "chill" activity is witnessing the legendary Phuket sunset. Bars and beaches along the west coast fill with people quietly gathering, drinks in hand, as the sky transforms into a fiery canvas over the Andaman Sea. It’s a moment of collective pause and awe. Hidden Gems & Local Life: Escaping the main tourist hubs reveals quieter villages, serene temples (like Wat Chalong), rubber plantations, and viewpoints (such as the Big Buddha) offering peaceful contemplation and a slower pace. Interacting with friendly locals in markets or small shops adds to the laid-back charm. In Phuket, the exhilaration of kayaking through mangrove forests or plunging into an underwater wonderland seamlessly gives way to the profound peace of a beachside massage or the simple joy of watching fishermen mend their nets as the sun dips low. It’s a destination where you can fill your days with aquatic adventures or simply let the hours dissolve into the rhythm of the tide and the gentle island breeze. This perfect harmony between vibrant activity and deep, soul-soothing relaxation is the enduring magic of the Phuket lifestyle: thrill your spirit in the azure waters, then utterly chill your soul on its golden shores.

Take you to sleep on Koh Phra Thong, Phang Nga Province for one night. Get a peaceful island feel. Beautiful sunset, good view, not crowded. On the island, there is a bar, a small restaurant in front of the beach where the chef cooks very delicious food. It is a small island. If you want to go anywhere, you can find a car to pick you up and drop you off on the island. The people on the island are friendly. The accommodation on the island is a homestay style. You can book directly with the accommodation. The price is not expensive, around 1,000-2,000, but the location is good, right on the beach. Walk a little bit and you can see the sea and beautiful view. #Koh Phra Thong #Kuraburi #Phang Nga is worth visiting

Similan islands are so beautiful. The real turquoise water, the breakthtaking view. Every island is so pretty in its own style. Highly recommend to visit. But do not recommend during high tides or if you’re extremely weak. It’s an hour and 45 minutes long ride from pier and tides are very high and you will get sea sick. During our visit, whole boat vomits because of high tides and sea sick. Worse one ever. But the beach is so beautiful and I totally forgot about the sea sick. 🫠 #travel #similan #phuket #thailand

If you are looking for a fresh seafood restaurant with good prices and a variety of food, and if you like Thai fish sashimi, I recommend this place. Kinlom Chomlay by Pakkratai, Kuraburi District, Phang Nga Province. Since eating seafood, I have ranked this restaurant as number one in terms of price, taste, freshness, and menu. Even though it is a bit far from the main road (about 15 km), it is worth it because it is not easy to find a restaurant like this. If there is one, the price is very high.

Similan Islands 💎🏝️ When it comes to breathtakingly beautiful seas, the one and only place in Thailand that stands out is the “Similan Islands”! ✨ This destination feels like stepping into a postcard, with turquoise waters shimmering like jewels, powdery white sand beaches, and massive uniquely-shaped rocks that create awe-inspiring natural scenery. 🌊 🤿 Beneath the surface lies a world-class wonder — vibrant schools of fish, sea turtles, and pristine coral reefs make diving here feel like swimming in a living museum. 🐠🐢 Highlights of Similan ✨🪸 🐠 Spectacular underwater world — teeming with colorful fish, sea turtles, and stunning coral reefs. 🏖️ Soft, fine white sand beaches — perfect for walking and capturing stunning photos from every angle. • Sail Rock viewpoint on Island 8 offers a breathtaking view that looks like a painting. • Crystal-clear waters where you can see boat shadows reflected on the surface. • Bright sunshine and clear skies — a paradise for photography enthusiasts. 📸 🍃 Importantly, this area is part of a national park, ensuring it remains pristine, clean, and tranquil — ideal for relaxing and immersing yourself in nature. 🔥 One visit is never enough! If you love the sea, enjoy diving, and want to recharge your soul with the beauty of nature, you must experience it for yourself. Then you’ll understand why everyone falls in love with “Similan”! 💙 🚤 Easy to reach from Thap Lamu Pier (Phang Nga) Just a 1-hour speedboat ride away. Best time to visit: ✅ November – April: Crystal-clear waters and stunning skies! ❌ May – October: Islands are closed for natural restoration. Tips: – Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. – Wear quick-drying swimwear or casual outfits. – Prepare waterproof cases for your phone because you’ll want to capture every moment. 📸

I have been to Similan Island twice already. No matter how many times I have been there, the sea and white sandy beach are always as beautiful as ever. It may be more or less depending on the season. This time I saw a bird, but I am not sure what kind of bird it was. It was walking along the table where tourists were eating. This time I saw a turtle swimming with the tourists. It was very big. The sun was strong, but the beautiful sea made me forget about the strong sun that made me dark. We played in the water until the time was up. We stopped to snorkel and swam at every spot. However, it seemed like a lot of coral had disappeared this time. I will visit again often. The sea near my home, I am 30 years old and just got to visit it. 😆

🎈Phuket Travel Guide ❤Top Attractions: 1. Patong Beach - Vibrant beach perfect for water sports and nightlife 2. Karon Beach - Long coastline ideal for strolls and sunbathing 3. Kata Beach - Great surfing spot with viewing platforms 4. Similan Islands - World-class diving destination (note opening periods) 5. Racha Island - Crystal-clear waters perfect for relaxation 6. Phuket Old Town - Sino-Portuguese architecture, great for photography ❤Hotel Recommendations: 1. Homm Suites Laguna Phuket - Golf resort, 7 nights for about ¥990 2. JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa - Nai Thon Beach, 3 nights ¥1399, features large pool and kids' club 3. V Villas Phuket - MGallery - Cliffside villas with infinity pool, 3 nights ¥2999 4. Rosewood Phuket - Luxury ocean-view villas, 3 nights ¥2999 ❤Dining Highlights: 1. Patong Night Market - Various Thai street food 2. Phuket Old Town - Authentic Thai restaurants 3. Hotel Michelin-starred restaurants - Premium Thai and international cuisine ❤Travel Tips: 1. Best time: June-August for better prices 2. Recommended stay: 3-5 days 3. Recommended activities: Golf, diving, surfing, spa ❤Important Notes: 1. Hotel rates may fluctuate, early booking advised 2. Similan Islands have seasonal closures 3. Prices may rise during peak seasons

Similan Islands, the "beauty ceiling" of Thailand's islands, is a pristine secret that is only open for half a year each year! 9 islands are scattered like pearls in the Andaman Sea, with jelly sea + white sand beach + coral reef, which is the ultimate fantasy of diving enthusiasts. This guide will help you efficiently unlock this "God's Aquarium"! ⏰ Opening hours November to April to May of the following year (the island is closed during the rainy season to protect the ecology), be sure to check the itinerary in advance. 🚤 Transportation Guide • Departure point: Phuket/Krabi Pier, it is recommended to choose the "Khao Lak" boarding point (1 hour closer to Phuket). • Itinerary options: • One-day tour: Depart at 4 am, snorkel 2 times + island check-in, suitable for players with tight time. • Two-day boat stay: stay overnight on the yacht, dive late at night to see fluorescent corals, experience upgrade but double the price • Tips to avoid pitfalls: Choose a tour that includes hotel pick-up, Chinese tour guide, and full meals. Taobao is 30% cheaper than booking on site. 🤿 Must-do activities 1. Three snorkeling combos: • Similan Island: Climb to the top of the "Sail Rock" to overlook the milky blue bay, and encounter clownfish in the reef area. • Bangu Island: Underwater coral forest, 99% probability of turtles. • Mieng Island: Snorkel in the jelly sea, remember to bring breadcrumbs to attract fish. 2. Deep diving exploration: With an AOW certificate, you can challenge the "Elephant Head" and dance with whale sharks (depending on luck). 3. Lie flat on the white beach: The beach of Island 4 is as fine as flour, there are few people in the early morning, take pictures of the reflection of the "Sky Mirror". 📸 Tips for taking photos • Sail Rock: Shoot against the light at sunrise, silhouette + gradient sea surface = blockbuster movie. • Coral Garden: Use an underwater camera to shoot the fish storm, or bite the snorkel and shoot upward, so that the light spots on the sea surface are all over your face. ⚠️ Survival rules 1. Environmental protection first: It is forbidden to touch corals and feed fish, and a fine of 100,000 baht will be imposed for catching turtles! 2. Sun protection upgrade: jellyfish suit + physical sunscreen, chemical sunscreen will pollute the sea water. 3. Anti-seasickness: The boat ride is 2 hours, take seasickness medicine in advance, and sit at the stern for less bumps. 4. Bring your own equipment: There is no fresh water shower on the island, bring a quick-drying towel + waterproof bag. The beauty of Similan is the untamed wild feeling. When the sun penetrates the jelly sea, the fish shuttle through your fingers-at that moment, you will understand why it is worth cherishing for half a year. Let's go, this sea will only wait for you for 180 days! #Gobytheseaside

Si Phang Nga Waterfall is a stunning waterfall located within Si Phang Nga National Park in Phang Nga Province, southern Thailand. The waterfall, approximately 60 meters high, cascades down a rocky cliff into a large pool below, creating a spectacular sight that captivates visitors. 🏞️ Highlights and Activities Waterfall Viewing Surrounded by lush nature, you can enjoy the beauty of the waterfall while immersing yourself in the serene forest atmosphere. Water Activities The large pool at the base of the waterfall is perfect for swimming and water play. Nature Observation The surrounding forest is home to diverse flora and fauna, making it an attractive spot for nature enthusiasts. 🛤️ Access Location: 65/16 Moo 2, Tambon Bang Wan, Amphoe Kuraburi, Phang Nga Province, Thailand How to Get There: From Amphoe Takua Pa, head north on Highway 4. After approximately 5 kilometers, turn right and continue for another 5 kilometers to reach the entrance of Si Phang Nga National Park. From there, it's about a 500-meter walk to the waterfall.

#phuketguide Ranked among the world's top 10 dive sites, this 11-island archipelago 84km northwest of Phang Nga dazzles with powdered sugar beaches, granite boulders, and neon coral gardens teeming with marine giants. Why It's Exceptional 🐢 Manta Highway - Nov-Apr brings graceful reef mantas to East of Eden (Island 7) 🏝️ Iconic Landmarks - Sail Rock's underwater pinnacle & Donald Duck Bay's jungle-framed beach (Island 8) 🌊 Visibility Magic - 30m+ clarity during peak season (Dec-Apr) 🔬 Scientific Significance- Protected as a UNESCO-listed national park since 1982

While in Phuket, use every day to check out all the beautiful beaches Thailand has to offer. Book a tour and enjoy the nature and snorkeling. Even though tours can be too overcrowded and touristy for someone’s taste, the nature will not disappoint. Phi Phi islands are iconic for a reason, but the ones that I would like to recommend as one of my favorite ones are Similan islands

Everyone, the Thai sea is second to none in the world. I had the opportunity to visit the Similan Islands in Phang Nga Province. I came with a tour group for 2,150 baht per person, including a round-trip boat trip, a one-day trip, including food, a guide, and two snorkeling spots. It was so worth it! The water was so blue! Bluer than a pool! It was so beautiful! If you want to see blue water once in your life, don't forget to think about Similan. Nature is truly creative. 🌊💙 Take a plane to Phuket, rent a car, and sleep in Khao Lak in Phang Nga Province. #Phang Nga #thailand

Similan Islands National Park How to Get There 🚇 We started our journey by flying to Phuket and staying there. Then, we purchased a 1-day trip tour package. Around 5:30 AM, a van picked us up from the hotel and took us to the pier in Phang Nga province. The van ride took about 2 hours, followed by a 45-minute boat ride to the islands. 💞 Why We Recommend It The Similan Islands are a magical paradise in the Andaman Sea, often referred to as a diver's heaven. This national park is incredibly beautiful and is a must-visit at least once in your lifetime. The scenery is breathtakingly stunning, almost unreal, with crystal-clear waters everywhere. 💰 Average Cost Per Person Approximately 2,200 THB, depending on the package purchased and the season.

📍Location: Located in Kuraburi District, you can open maps. Krua Nai Muang, delicious food!!! Good price, fresh food, must try!!! Take your family to relax your heart and stomach at the restaurant, it will be the best.

Travel to Similan with Seastar Tour 🚤🌊📍#PhuketTravel #TravelPlanGiveaway

Fine sandy beach, blue water with gradients of colors, go up to the viewpoint of Sail Rock for a 360-degree view, very magnificent.