Elephant Head Rock is a rock formation that breaks the water surface, half a mile south of Koh Similan. The main features are several spectacular granite boulders which brake the surface. Under water the scene is even more dramatic as next to the bif main rocks several other boulders are ...
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Koh Bon is a solitary limestone island 12 miles north-northeast of Koh Similan. Unlike the Similan Islands, Koh Bon is made of limestone and has a completely different geological past. Due to this fact, the marine lifes there thrives in a different way compared to the other islands. The limestone ...
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Koh Miang (Island #4) is the center of the Similan Islands. Many Park facilities are located here and together with Islands #5 & #6 it forms the Hideaway Bay which is a very comfortable anchoring place for liveaboards. Koh Miang (Thai: เกาะเมียง) or „Island Four“ (Ko Sii, เกาะสี่) is another ...
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(Thai: เกาะสิมิลัน) is the biggest of the islands, which is often referred to as Ko Paed (เกาะแปด) meaning “island eight”. Ko Similan covers an area of 5 square kilometres, it has the highest mountain, several beautiful bays and beaches and is roughly 5 kilometres long and 1.7 km wide. ...
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