Incorporating the Andaman Sea, Gulf of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia… and more
16 miles from Ao Khlong Son
Often referred to as Koh Chang’s Phi Phi island, the two peaks are bridged by a palm tree scattered sandy spit that delivers the idyllic tropical island scene. The bay on the southeast side makes for a great day mooring, but the shape of the island can cause turbulent winds.
This Island is part of the national park, hence there are no facilities. However, there is a completely deserted abandoned resort. Leaving the bay, steer well clear of the dangerous rock just to the south until in more than 10 metres depth.
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