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Welcome to Koh
Samui Thailand.
Lying some 80 kilometers offshore and set amongst innumerabal
smaller
islands of the Angthong group, Samui proudly reigns as the jewel
in the crown.
From the minute that you arrive, whether that be on a Bangkok Airways
flight
or aboard one of the many ferries that service Samui, the beauty of
this tropical
paradise begins its enchantment. The airport ranking in charm
and floral
splendour among the finest in the world. The ferry ports leading
directly onto
palm fringed beaches or quaint oriental towns are also quite delightful.
(Samui Guide Vol2 No.6 November 99)
Coconut
Island Samui is called "Coconut
Island" for obvious reasons. Coconut trees grow abundantly
on this island
covering the mountain, lining the roads, dotting the countryside lending
more charm to an already beautiful place
that many visitors call "The
Paradise Island".(Th/Eng)
"The Original
Samui in the past". (Eng)
Ang
Thong Marine National Park Mu Koh Ang Thong National
Parkis
an Archipelago in the gulf of Thailand consisting of 42 separate
islands.
All the islands occur in Ang Thong district of Amphur Koh Samui,
Suratthani provice. The park covers a total area
of 102 SQKM. The park wad established on 12th November 1980.
Mu Koh Ang Thong Nation Park has many site
of interest for tourist the most popular. Wau Ta Lap Island the Nation Park Headquarters is situated
on the central and id located abouve a clean white
sandy beach. A view point about 400 meters walk 220 meters
high which grom the view point there is a picturesque
panorama of all the islands. On the way down from the view
point a limestone cave can be visited many strange
features and wonderous sights. Mae Koh Island, Lagoon on the island of Mae Koh is a lagoon
which is well worth a visit. The lagoon is a nature feature
filled with sea water. A trail is then followed on foot up
to a view point which looks down into the lagoon and the sheer
cliffs is one of the most rewarding views in Thailand. (Highsea
Tour/Highway Travel, Samui.)
Help
us to preserve the coral.
1. Don't buy souvenirs
made from coral.
2. Do not throw rubbish into the sea.
3. Do not touch or break off coral while diving or snorkeling.
4. Help us inform others to take care of coral.
5. Park your boats at the proper anchor places.
6. Help us to develop anchor places for boats, so they don't driff
into coral.
To take care of the environment is everybody's duty, so we like all
of you to join in and help us
to protect the beautiful nature of Koh Samui on land and under water. ( Tony Srifa : http://i.am/samuilife/
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