Surin Islands Located in Khuraburi District, Phang Nga Province, it is an archipelago in the Andaman Sea, approximately 60 kilometers from the mainland of Thailand and adjacent to the Thai-Myanmar border. To the north, it borders Burma's Christie Island. It has an area of \u200b\u200bapproximately 84,375 rai, 76 percent of the area is sea. The rest is land. Consists of 5 islands: Surin Nuea Island Surin Tai Island, Khai Island (Torinla Island), Klang Island (Pachumba Island), Ree Island (Stock Island) and various bays.<\/p>\n
Tri-en Bay is home to a village of approximately 130-150 sea gypsies or Moken people. The sea gypsies or Moken are a minority group living in the islands of the Andaman Sea. From Nicobar Island India all the way to the island of Sumatra in Indonesia. The Moken are a tribe that has a traditional way of life, earning a living by catching shellfish and stabbing fish. During the monsoon season between May and November. Moken live on boats that are like houses. But when it comes to the period between December and April Will change their residence to live on land with abundant water sources.<\/p>\n
Ao Tao: Located on the eastern side of Koh Surin Tai. 2 kilometers from the national park office is a coral reef on the edge of the island, 50 - 200 meters wide. The coral reef breaks sharply to a depth of 20 - 25 meters. On the inside of the reef you will find small corals. In the middle of the reef, many different types of coral are found. As for the edge of the reef, large lumps of coral were found. There are patches of soft coral and sea fans in the deep. The prominent animals in this area are the hawksbill turtle. There are also many different types of animals. Even manta rays or whale sharks There have also been snorkeling divers seen in this area.<\/p>\n
Ao Phakkad: It is a small bay. Located on the south side of Surin Tai Island. Beyond Ao Tao It is 5 kilometers from the national park office. The coral reef along the shore is approximately 50 - 150 meters wide. There is a small beach. The coral reef breaks steeply at the edge to a depth of 15 -20 meters. The bottom is sand. Some soft corals and sea fans can be seen. Ao Phakkad is a spot with many different types of corals in a narrow area. Found both lumps of coral, vertical sheets, horizontal sheets, deer antlers, etc. There are also interesting marine animals such as sea anemones and giant clams, but most of them live in deep water. May cause blurred vision for those who like to surface dive. Here you can find almost every type of fish found in the Koh Surin archipelago. Come dive at Phakkad Bay, so you must mainly observe the fish. Especially the butterfly fish and angelfish Because here there are two groups of fish that are very diverse.
\nAo Mai Ngam: Located to the west of Surin Nuea Island. 2 kilometers from the national park office, on the west side of the bay is a coral reef in Ao Yai. The edge of the coral reef is 200 - 500 meters from shore. There are 2 ways to travel to this bay: walking along the Hat Mai Ngam nature trail, 2,000 meters long, and another way is by boat. But the boat was not allowed to enter Ao Mai Ngam. Because the water is very shallow So we had to park the boat at a small beach. Before traveling another 200 meters on foot, tourists will have the opportunity to walk through the forest. Before going snorkeling on the beach The area of \u200b\u200bAo Mai Ngam is a beautiful natural sandy beach. There are many hermit crabs. In some seasons you may see mynas nesting in the trees. Corals found in this bay They are vertical sheet corals, mushroom corals, staghorn corals. and lump coral Found some distance from the shore.<\/p>\n
In addition to coral, marine animals such as sea anemones, sea cucumbers, and fish can be seen while far from shore. Snorkeling in this bay You should only dive on designated dive routes. Otherwise, you might get stranded in the middle of a coral reef. What you should do is Try to float along the sand, traversing the sides of the coral. Don't float directly on the coral. which may accidentally hit corals or sea urchins This area of \u200b\u200bAo Mai Ngam The national park has set up tent sites. bathroom-toilet To serve tourists who are interested in camping. Tourists should follow the advice of national park officials. Help save fresh water. Help each other and respect each other's rights among tourists.<\/p>\n
Koh Torinla: Also known as Koh Khai, lies to the south of Koh Surin Tai. Located 6 kilometers from the national park office, Torinla Island is a prime diving spot in the Surin archipelago. Some people call it the Yellow Division. This area has alternating coral reefs and underwater rock formations. It is classified as a very large diving spot. It covers almost the entire area of \u200b\u200bthe channel between Torinla Island and Surin Tai Island. There is a vast Khao Kwang coral grove. There are many beautiful fish, more than 200 types, such as garden eels, silver tip sharks, leopard sharks, whiptail stingrays, crested groupers, bat fish, cockatoos, ribbon eels, etc. And what stands out is There are often jumping marlin fish that can be seen. It is considered one of the best spots for viewing giant marlin fish in the Thai sea. Caution for divers is in the Torrinla Island Channel area. There is a strong current. Sometimes it flows Therefore, you should dive with caution.<\/p>\n
Ao Chak: Located on the eastern side of Surin Nuea Island. Located 10 kilometers from the national park office, it is a coral reef in Ao Yai. The edge of the coral is 200 - 400 meters from shore. Inside are staghorn coral, bush coral, and branch coral. Outside, there are chunks of coral alternating with large staghorn coral. Most of the animals under the sea are beautiful fish. There are few large animals.
\nSuthep Bay: Located on Koh Surin Tai. It is the largest bay on the island. There is a support line up to 1,200 meters long, 200 - 500 meters or more from the shore. The inside of the reef is small coral mixed with coral fragments. On the outside of the reef are large lumps of coral interspersed with very large coral sheets. The edge of the reef slopes down to the sand, 15 meters deep. You can see soft corals and sea fans, giant clams, and beautiful fish.
\nSuthep Bay is not far from the national park accommodation area. (Ao Chong Khat) but there are few tourists. Because boats can cross the channel only during high tide. Suthep Reservoir is therefore quite peaceful. Suitable for those who like privacy.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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