KOH ROK GROUP

A
B

KOH ROK GROUP

56 miles from Ao Chalong

KOH ROK NOK & KOH ROK NAI. (A) 7°12.763N, 99°4.176E

Anchor in 12-15 metres in the eastern approach to the channel on the east side of Koh Rok Nok or in 3-6 metres on the north end, depending on the ground swell; anchorage (B) 7°12.989N, 99°3.617E is the most secure.

The channel is deeper (3 metres) closest to Koh Rok Nok and can be navigated with care and a good lookout. The Marine Department has recently laid 25 orange mooring buoys in the channel and around the islands. Some of these are in water too shallow for yachts so they should be inspected first.

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The Koh Rok channel showing yachts at anchorage ‘B’ — The Koh Rok channel showing yachts at our anchorage ‘B’ – Photo by Grenville Fordham

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