Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Ko Similan
Home to Donald Duck Bay, named for the rock
formation that resembles the cartoon character,
Ko Similan has powder-soft, white-sand beaches
where you can pitch your tent. The island also
has scenic walking trails, so carry sturdy shoes
and a camera.
Ko Miang
Home to the National Park Headquarters, the
second biggest island in the Similans offers
campsites and basic bungalows, including some
with air-conditioned rooms. You can rent a large
tent here for around B450 a night.
Live-aboard Boats
One of the best ways to experience the dive sites around the Similan Islands is to join
a multi-day trip on a live-aboard boat offering several dives each day.
