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Koh Samui
Ko Samui, Thailand’s second largest island, lies in the Gulf of Thailand off the east coast of the Kra Isthmus. It’s known for its palm-fringed beaches, coconut groves and dense, mountainous rainforest, plus luxury resorts and posh spas.
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“Come and sail the Samui Archipelago! Sailing is a great way to de-stress in an environment where you can avoid electronic devices and actually enjoy the moment and have a great conversation! The sea, sun and fresh salty breeze will affect your physical health in sense of peace and happiness! And for the more adventures type, Samui offers action packed activities like freediving, caving, spear fishing, yoga sailing, SUP action, glamping or simply hiking to breathtaking view points or waterfalls! For guests who don’t like to sleep aboard there is always the option of clean beach bungalows reasonable priced available almost everywhere we go to, included the Marine Park!
The Samui archipelago in the Gulf of Thailand is home to over 50 gorgeous islands, many of which are uninhabited. Exploring this area by chartered yacht is an unsurpassed pleasure and a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Disappear for days on end in this aquatic wonderland of turquoise seas and verdant limestone islands. The Ang Thong marine Park is made up of over 40 islands spread over 100 square kilometres in the Gulf of Thailand. Declared a National Marine Park in 1980, it is made up of hundreds of limestone monoliths creating a group of strikingly beautiful and uninhabited islands. Koh Phangan lies 12km to the northwest of Koh Samui and is much less developed than Samui. Famous for its Full Moon Parties, Koh Phangan is a favourite destination for backpackers. Koh Phangan’s beaches remain largely undeveloped and some of its more remote beaches are only accessible by boat. Near Koh Phangan lies the third largest island in the Samui archipelago, Koh Tao. ‘Koh Tao’ means Turtle Island due to the one-time abundance of breeding turtles there. The island is covered with thick tropical vegetation and white-sand beaches. Koh Tao is known locally as one the best diving destinations in the Gulf of Thailand.
The Samui archipelago in the Gulf of Thailand is home to over 50 gorgeous islands, many of which are uninhabited. Exploring this area by chartered yacht is an unsurpassed pleasure and a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Disappear for days on end in this aquatic wonderland of turquoise seas and verdant limestone islands. The Ang Thong marine Park is made up of over 40 islands spread over 100 square kilometres in the Gulf of Thailand. Declared a National Marine Park in 1980, it is made up of hundreds of limestone monoliths creating a group of strikingly beautiful and uninhabited islands. Koh Phangan lies 12km to the northwest of Koh Samui and is much less developed than Samui. Famous for its Full Moon Parties, Koh Phangan is a favourite destination for backpackers. Koh Phangan’s beaches remain largely undeveloped and some of its more remote beaches are only accessible by boat. Near Koh Phangan lies the third largest island in the Samui archipelago, Koh Tao. ‘Koh Tao’ means Turtle Island due to the one-time abundance of breeding turtles there. The island is covered with thick tropical vegetation and white-sand beaches. Koh Tao is known locally as one the best diving destinations in the Gulf of Thailand.
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