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Surin Island Phuket

The slogan of Surin Island Phuket is Clear waters, healthy coral and plentiful fish, the Surin Islands are perfect for the beginner and experienced snorkeler because the water look so clearly. Surin Islands National Park is known for the pristine reefs, lush jungles and remote location on the edge of the Andaman Sea. For getting away - and enjoying it - the Surin Islands are among the very best you will find in Thailand. There are 5 Surin Islands - all uninhabited except for a small Sea Gypsy (also known as "Moken") village and the park Rangers. The art of the sea gypsy, tribe style. If you get the opportunity to take a walk through the forests then watch out for crab-eating macaques, flying lemurs and flying foxes, as well as deer and squirrels. Bird watchers can enjoy sightings of hornbills, Nicobar pigeons, collared kingfishers, drongos and babblers, as well as birds of prey such as sea-eagles and kites. Turtles still follow an age-old ritual to come ashore here and lay their eggs.


The hatchlings enter the Andaman Sea and swim as far as the Nicobar Islands and the east coast of the Malay Peninsula.The remote location has preserved this tropical paradise. Surin Island is Located about 90 km Northwest of Khao Lak and 40 km west of Kuraburi, the Surin Islands are remote. It is best to stay in Khao Lak as Kuraburi has very little in the way of tourists’ infrastructure. We can visit Colorful coral reef at Surin Islands in a day trip, or camping trips. Have no resorts on the islands only a couple of bungalows and a few tents owned and operated by the government. You will find the very good snorkeling in Thailand. Dozens of reefs, big and small litter the coastline the Surin Islands. It is best spots are on the Eastern coast of the two largest islands.

Here you can learn about the marine life and find colorful reefs teeming. The area has been under the careful guidance of the marine biology department of one of Thailand's major universities - and you can tell Sweet beach As the Surin Islands have beautiful beaches and lush soft and hard corals you will find treasures right in front of you. The corals begin at the low tide mark and the slope gently away until about 10 meters when the slope becomes steeper and they drop to the sandy bottom at 20-30 Meters. The mix of corals is incredible with lush soft corals swaying in the current, surrounded by the aptly named Staghorn, Brain, Table and Whip Corals. There are Lionfish Darting in and out of the corals you will find the vast variety of Reef fish that call this home.

Everything from tiny shrimps to giant groupers and Turtles. Each area of each reef is an ever-changing symphony of life. Be wary about losing yourself in the complex patterns of life - you might get sunburned! When visiting the Surin Islands that is THE most common injury Time to snorkeling One of the major attractions of the Surin Islands is snorkelling. This is because in many places the reefs have grown right up to just 1 metre or so below the water's surface, bringing the marine life that much closer to the snorkeller.

This is particularly so  in the south and Tachai Island  in the north. Here the reefs are very healthy and black tip reef sharks, conspicuous only by their absence from the Similan Islands, are regular visitors. Jelly Fish The coral reef isn't all to see! Many larger marine species come in to feed, or have children and to hide from even bigger fish. While snorkeling the Surin Islands you have a great chance to see Turtles, Rays, Snappers and many other fish will come by. While we do see Manta Rays, they don't often come in to the shallows.

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