Mu Koh Surin

Mu Ko Surin Mu Koh Surin Marine National Park is located 80 km. Due west of Ranong Province along Thailand's west coast. The largest island is Koh Surin Nua which has an area of 19 sq. km. and a highest point 240m above sea level. To its immediate southwest lies the slightly smaller Koh Surin Tai between the two is a strait only 200m which can be crossed on foot during low waters. The only residents on Koh Surin  Nua are the park...

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Khao Lak

Khao Lak Khao Lak Marine National Park boast 12 km of casuarinas and palm fringed coastline. Behind the glorious beaches are palm and rubber plantations which continue to meet green foothills and mountainous terrain divided by cascading waterfalls. One thing that sets Khao Lak aside from many other seaside destination is that you don't have to cross a road to reach the beach Tourism is slowly but surely taking off here particularly for divers...

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Krabi

Had Nopparat Marine National Park Krabi Province is 940 km south of Bangkok and has long been a popular destination for budget travellers. The addition of an international airport and high end resorts now attract a much broader spectrum of visitors to the area particularly families. The area features some of Thailand's most stunning landscape. Sheer limestone cliffs are crowned with elevates jungles beaches. The rugged cliff-faces are scarred...

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Koh Phi Phi

Mu Koh Phi Phi Marine National Park 50 km to the south west of Krabi the Phi Phi island  group has been drawing visitors from all four corners of the globe for over a decade.It is an extremely popular international destination and one that is well and truly established on Thailand's diving and snorkelling map. The island's raw natural beauty fabulous beaches and ease of access all together add to the lure of this family destination...

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Koh Lanta

Koh Lanta Marine National Park there are dozens of islands off the Krabi coast. Of these, 15 islands make up the Mu Koh Lanta Marine National Park, which covers about 135 sq km. across four main island groups - Koh Lanta Yai and Lanta Noi, Koh Muk, Koh Rok Nok and Koh Rok Nai, and the Koh Ha group of islands. the island with by far the most facilities is Koh Lanta Yai; there are numerous bungalow resorts and even a couple of luxury spa...

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Koh Tao

Koh Tao - or turtle island as it's affectionately referred to - is the northernmost and smallest in the chain of the three inhabited island in the Samui Archipelago, with an area of 21 sq km. The south and west coastlines are dotted with white sandy beaches: the north and east coasts have a couple of small sandy bays but are predominantly formed by large granite boulders stacked high above the water and rising to fringe the island's forest The...

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