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The Similan Islands – A Natural Paradise in the Andaman Sea

The Similan Islands are a tropical jewel with national park status – far from crowds, in the heart of the turquoise Andaman Sea.

An Archipelago of 11 Tropical Gems

The Similan Islands are made up of eleven tiny isles – each a dream of white sand and turquoise sea.

Roughly 70 km northwest of Khao Lak – reachable by speedboat in about 90 minutes.

“Similan” comes from the Malay word for “nine.” Two more islands were added later.

Established in 1982, Mu Ko Similan National Park preserves marine diversity and stunning landscapes.

Crystal-clear water, vibrant reefs, and deep tranquility make the Similan Islands truly special.

As you land, nature takes over – no traffic, no hotels, no mopeds. Just waves and wilderness.

The park is open from mid-October to mid-May. Closed during the rainy season to allow recovery.

No plastic, no soap in the sea, no touching animals – that’s how we protect paradise.

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Explore the peaceful beaches of Koh Yao Yai and Koh Yao Noi – serene escapes with turquoise waters in Phang Nga Bay.