ERAWAN PALMS & ZEAVOLA RESORTS

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ERAWAN PALMS & ZEAVOLA RESORTS

15 miles from Ao Nang, Krabi

07°46.717N, 98°45.849E

In the southwest monsoon, good anchorage is available in 8-10 metres offshore from the P. P. Erawan Palms & Zeavola, on the beach and hillside. The beach has a fringing coral reef, and about 200 metres of tidal flats dry out at spring low tides. Longtail boats are always available for the trip south to Ton Sai village.

If approaching from the north keep well clear of Hin Klang, a large area of shallow coral south of Koh Mai Phai. In the northeast season, it’s better to anchor in Ao Lanah and walk over on the track from the jetty.

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