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Koh Samet National Park |
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Koh Samet National Park |
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Koh Samet map
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A long, narrow island, Koh Samet lies about 45 minutes by boat off the coast near Rayong. Since 1981, it has been part of a national park that also includes Khao Laem Ya on the mainland, a move that has limited, but by no means removed, the tourist facilities overlooking the beautiful beaches on its eastern side.
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| Koh Samet Anchorages |
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Nadan Pier
This anchorage,next to Nadan Pier (ferry landing), in 5-8 metres on the northeast coast of the island, offers good holding all year round. You'll find restaurants and provisions ashore.
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B. Hin Khan Na
This day-stop, just inside the small islet at Haad Sai Kaew, offers access to a beautiful beach that's ideal for swimming. There are restaurants and a bakery ashore. Beware of the fringing reef on the north of Hin Khan Na.
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C. Ao Pahao A small resort and restaurants provide a comfortable overnight anchorage in 7 metres on a sandy bottom. Fuel is also available for dinghies etc.
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Wongduen
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Thain
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Phrao (Paradise Beach)
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Pa Karang
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Phe (Ferry landing on mainland)
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