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HAD PASAI
Had Pasai lies about
7 kms. from Koh Yao
Noi's District
Office (referred to
as the Amphur). It
is a white sandy
beach shaded by a
line of trees where
swimming is safe.
The islands in the
distance off Krabi
form a panorama in
the distance.
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LO
JAK
BEACH
The
beach
stretching
from Lo
Jak Pier
of white
sand and
clear
water
with
some
rocks
appear
during
low
tide.
You can
see the
fantastic
sunset
here
among
tranquil
atmosphere.
Lo Jak
Beach
Phang
Nga
Thailand
Lo Jak
Beach
Phang
Nga
Lo Jak
Pier:
The
large
pier for
boats
services
to
Phuket.
The pier
which
has
beautiful
beach
and
clear
water,
the
place of
relaxation
for
villagers
in the
evening.
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HAD THA KHAO
Had Tah Kao is
approximately 5 kms.
From Koh Yao Noy's
District Office.
Intricately lined,
colorful rocks both
large and small are
the attraction of
this beach. Just
offshore is Koh Nok,
a tiny island that
can be conveniently
reached on foot at
low tide. It is
covered by very
interesting wild
plants and orchids.
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AO TIKOOD
Ao Tikood is a bay
with a white sandy
beach. On the north
is a rocky point
from which can be
seen a very
beautiful panorama.
The shore is shaded
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AO KLONG SOHN
Ao Klong Sohn has a
while sandy beach
shaded by
evergreens, with
variously colored
sea rocks and small
boulders. In this
bay you can swim,
look at lovely
corals during low
tide, or search for
shellfish.
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LOPARED
BEACH
The
beach
facing
the west
that can
see the
sunset
amidst
the
islands
in
Phuket
Sea. The
beach is
parallel
the
lines of
coconut
palms of
shady
and
peaceful
atmosphere.
North of
the
beach at
the cape
tip are
beautiful
rocks
wher the
road is
accessible.
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KOH
BOEY NEU
AND KOH
BOEY TAI
where
the
National
Park
Ranger
Unit is
located
is the
dwelling
area of
various
birds
and the
preservation
area of
gibbons.
You can
read
Phang
Nga
hotel
review
and
booking
hotels
in Phang
Nga at
triponsale.com
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KOH
KUDU
Koh Kudu
Noi
Passing
by Koh
Roi with
its
large
hong, to
anchor
off the
Kudu
Group
again
with
fine
hongs
and
scenery.
Just ½
mile to
the
south is
Koh Yao
Noi with
great
opportunities
to
explore
by
dinghy.
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KOH
PANAK
Koh
Phanak
The
first
overnight
stop is
at a
jungle
encrusted,
cliff
edged
island,
rising
to
nearly
1300
feet.
The
caves
and land
enclosed
lagoons
(hongs)
are
worthy
of
exploration.
Koh Yang
Towering
karst
limestone
famously
shown in
many
media,
calm
anchorage
and
great
base to
visit
OO7
Island
by High
Aspects’
dinghy
after
running
past the
cliffs
of Koh
Daeng
Yai.
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KOH
HONG
Hong
Archipelago
With its
principal,
Koh
Hong,
has some
20
islands
to
explore,
again
best by
dinghy,
Koh Hong
itself
has the
most
impressive
lagoon
inside
the
island
and
accessible
by
dinghy,
with
just a
small
entrance
through
the
eroded
limestone.
Whilst
Koh Pak
Bia’s
curved
sandy
beach
and fine
snorkeling
are just
to the
north
and Koh
Ka is
worthy
of a
pass by
on the
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KIAN
BAY
Located
at the
north of
Koh Yao
Yai
under
Phang
Nga Bay
National
Park’s
responsibility.
The
curved
bay of
50 m
long
with
crystal
clear
water
and
white
clear
sandy
beach
surrounded
by the
mountain
range
and
cliffs.
You can
swim at
the
beach
where
the very
large
trees
are
grown.
Their
very
large
trunk
needs
many
arms to
hold.
Kian Bay
can be
accessible
only by
boats.
You can
rent the
boats at
Manor
Pier or
ask for
information
at the
residence.
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KOH
KHAI NOK
an be
reached
by
long-tailed
boats
about 20
minutes
from Koh
Khai
nok.
Having
almost
the same
features
as Koh
Khai Nai
with
outstanding
beaches
from the
north to
the
west,
rocks
and
clear
sea. It
is the
area of
coral
reefs
for
diving
and
delightful
atmosphere
of beach
forests. |
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KOH
KHAI NAI
Can be
reached
by
long-tailed
boats
from Lo
Jak Pier
of Koh
Yao Yai
about 40
minutes.
It is a
small
wonderful
island
of very
white
clear
sand and
crystal
clear
water.
There
are the
areas of
good
swimming
and skin
diving
where
many
fishes
are
found.
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