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 The nine stunningly beautiful uninhabited islands, approximately 65 kilometres from the Phang Nga Province in the Andaman Sea form the world famous Similan Island Marine National Park. Not only are the islands known for their impressive nature above the water, with granite boulders and rock formations covered with lush rain forest and white sandy beaches. Underwater in the unspoiled crystal clear waters the legend of the islands continues. |
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 Little Turtle Island, Koh Tao, lies in the Gulf of Thailand about 60 kilometers away from harbour town Chumphon on the mainland. With only 21 km2 of land it is the sweetest island in the gulf of Thailand. Only discovered by tourists fifteen years ago, koh Tao has a laidback and relaxing atmosphere. Due to the tropical rainforest covering the mountains only 6 km2 is inhabited, creating the perfect combination between unspoiled and comfortable tourist environments on one island.
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 About 50 kilometers east of Phuket and 40 kilometer south from Krabi in the Phang Nga Bay lay two fascinating and famous islands, Phi Phi Don and her little sister Phi Phi Leh. The white sandy beaches gently lap with crystal clear water and the spectacular limestone landscape is legendary. |
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Andaman Islands
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 Finally opened for the general public after sixty years, the Andaman Islands are one of the few undiscovered charm that yet have to be explored. The submerged mountain range that rise up out of the Andaman sea are actually part of a much larger chain, which consists of a 1.000 kilometer long arc started at the top of Indonesia in the south and extending up all the way to the Bay of Bengal. |
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Indonesia
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 Between Java in the West and Lombok and the rest of (Sumbawa, Komodo, Flores, Sumba and Timor) in the East, lays one of the most famous islands in the world, Bali. The lush tropical forests, elegant rice terraces and volcano’s that rise up above the clouds form an impressive backdrop for trekking and bird-watching tours. |
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 On the eastern site of the Lesser Sunda Islands lay the three islands of Komodo, Rinca and Padar and many other small picturesque islands covering more than 600 kilometres of land and more than 1200 kilometers of rich marine waters. Together they form the Komodo National Park. The islands are blessed with spectacular volcano’s, mountains covered in tropical jungle, mangrove forests, fertile green rice paddies and the home of the biggest monitor lizard on earth, known as the Komodo Dragon. |
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 Sulawesi is one of the four larger Sunda Islands of Indonesia. It’s the world’s eleventh –largest island, covering an area of 175.000 km2 on its own. The island is situated by Borneo to the west, by the Philippines to the north, by Maluku to the east, and by Flores and Timor to the South. The central part of the island is ruggedly mountainous, such that the island's peninsulas have traditionally been remote from each other. The northern province of Sulawesi is a very quiet, remote region lying in the heart of the most prolific marine macro life in the world creating a true diver’s paradise. |
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