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Similan Island National Park
Similan Island National Park has been rated first by the U. S. publication Skin Diving of the top ten dive sites in the world. The Similan Islands in the heart of the Andaman Sea are indeed unparelled in their exotic beauty. If planning a visit, keep in mind that anytime between December to April is recommended, with the best month being March, because the monsoons are over and the water is clear.
Climate : Summer begins in mid February and ends in May. Rainy season starts from mid May till October with North In rainy season, the national park will be closed during 16 May - 14 November every year for visitors safety.
How to go Similan Island National Park:
By Car:
From Bangkok untill takurpar on the road number 4. From takurpar to ban Lumkan will can tern rigth go to ablanu peir th distance about 50 kilomate will have similan national park on your left.
By Airplane:
Flights from Bangkok-Phuket .From Phuket, take a bus or van (we have van transfer from airport Phuket to Thap Lamu Pier price is 300 bath for one person for one way , Phang Nga province then take a ferry to Mu Ko Similan National Park.
By Ship:
Thap Lamu Peir to Mu Ko Similan National Park , you can take a private tour boat which controlled by the national park and serves tourists everyday ( 1 sep - 30 may ) . The cost for round trip is 2700 baht per person. This tour boat departs from Thap Lamu Port at 08.30 am and return boat from Mu Ko Similan National Park to Thap Lamu Port departs at 15.00 pm in everyday. From the port to this islands is about 70 kilometers which takes about 1.5 hours of journey(for speed boat). However, this service would be closed at May 16 every year because entering of raining season. Once reached Ko Similan, motorboats are available for tourist to get to different islands per the following fare.
**"Similan" comes from the Sea Gypsies. They speak a language similar to Malay. They named them “The Nine Islands” (Sembilan is “nine” in Malay). They designate the islands by names in Thai-and a number. The islands achieved national park status in 1981 and thus are fully protected under Thai law.
Climate : Summer begins in mid February and ends in May. Rainy season starts from mid May till October with North In rainy season, the national park will be closed during 16 May - 14 November every year for visitors safety.
How to go Similan Island National Park:
By Car:
From Bangkok untill takurpar on the road number 4. From takurpar to ban Lumkan will can tern rigth go to ablanu peir th distance about 50 kilomate will have similan national park on your left.
By Airplane:
Flights from Bangkok-Phuket .From Phuket, take a bus or van (we have van transfer from airport Phuket to Thap Lamu Pier price is 300 bath for one person for one way , Phang Nga province then take a ferry to Mu Ko Similan National Park.
By Ship:
Thap Lamu Peir to Mu Ko Similan National Park , you can take a private tour boat which controlled by the national park and serves tourists everyday ( 1 sep - 30 may ) . The cost for round trip is 2700 baht per person. This tour boat departs from Thap Lamu Port at 08.30 am and return boat from Mu Ko Similan National Park to Thap Lamu Port departs at 15.00 pm in everyday. From the port to this islands is about 70 kilometers which takes about 1.5 hours of journey(for speed boat). However, this service would be closed at May 16 every year because entering of raining season. Once reached Ko Similan, motorboats are available for tourist to get to different islands per the following fare.
**"Similan" comes from the Sea Gypsies. They speak a language similar to Malay. They named them “The Nine Islands” (Sembilan is “nine” in Malay). They designate the islands by names in Thai-and a number. The islands achieved national park status in 1981 and thus are fully protected under Thai law.
Similan Islands
Is the largest island in the Similan Islands. Characteristics Bay Similan has a curved like a horseshoe. Water depth was about 60 feet below sea rich mound and coral reefs. Both antler coral reef and coral brain coral leaves large mushroom most perfect conditions in Thailand beautiful fine-sand beach.
Skin Diving Magazine rated them among the ten loveliest places on Earth, because of the great natural beauty found on the islands themselves and also because of the extensive surrounding coral gardens beneath the waves. The islands are undeveloped and unspoiled; numerous species of fish, crustaceans, and other forms of sea-life abound; water clarity and diving are excellent. Similan is corrupted from the Malay Sembilan and means nine. From north to south in order the islands are: Koh Bon, Koh Ba Ngu, Koh Similan, Koh Pahyoo, Koh Miang (two islands), Koh Pahyan, Koh Payahng andKoh Hu Yong.
Divers generally join an excursion from Phuket, while budget travelers take the park sen/ice boat from Thap Lamu or join an organized tour from a guesthouse in Khao Lak. The dive season runs Nov.-May, though, according to dive companies, rainy months June-Oct. can just as rewarding.
How to go Similan Island Transportation : From Tap Lamu Pier in Lamkaen Sub District, Thai Muan District with many boats including speedboats taking one hour at the distance of 70 km from shore. or Visitors can reach the Similans from Phuket (85 km from the Similans) in three to five hours, Thap Lamu (40 km) in three hours, Khao Lak (40 km) in three hours, or Ban Hin Lak (80 km) in five hours.
Divers generally join an excursion from Phuket, while budget travelers take the park sen/ice boat from Thap Lamu or join an organized tour from a guesthouse in Khao Lak. The dive season runs Nov.-May, though, according to dive companies, rainy months June-Oct. can just as rewarding.
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