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Koh Li Di, the Islet with Wondrous Nature |
Location: Moo 4, Tambon Pak Nam, Amphoe La-Ngu.
Located around 5 kilometers from Ku Koh Phetra National Park Headquarters at Ao Nun or around 7 kilometers from Pak Bara Pier, Koh Li Di is a small island, the nearest to the land among the 22 islands of Mu Koh Phetra National Park.
In fact, Koh Li Di has an even smaller island attached in the northeast, called Koh Li Di Lek. But it is an island with bird nets concessions and getting onto the island is prohibited.
As for the main island or Koh Li Di Yai, it is the location of the National Park Protection Unit. The island offers beautiful limestone mountains, two white sandy beaches at the front and the back, as well as mangrove forests and various kinds of marine animals.
Although Koh Li Di is just a small island with no facilities, it would be memorable experience to stay in a tent along the beach and appreciate the pristine nature at this island.
The dock in the east of Koh Li Di; from this spot, there is a walking path to national park ranger unit as well as the park’s lodging houses for tourists.
The front beach of Koh Li Di is a 300 meters long white-yellowish sandy beach. During the low tide, you can even walk across the beach to Ao Amphu.
The beach at back or the east of Koh Li Di could be seen from Ao Lamphu. It is a wonderful spot for watching sunrise, swimming, and snorkeling.
The mangrove forest of Koh Li Di, when the tide gets low you can walk around until you reach ranges of coral reefs. If you walk futher along the beach you will find Laem Wa Hin, a cape that is beast for watching sunset. Similar to Laem Pak Bia of Krabi, ranges of coral reefs at Koh Li Di are visible during the low tide. You can walk to see such scenery at the beaches both in the north and the south, but please be careful while treading since coral could be very fragile. |
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Top 10 Charming Islands of Krabi and Satun Sea
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Koh Hong, the Private Hall in the Middle of Andaman Sea. Is a very outstanding island located in the northwest of Ao Nong. Almost completely sourrounded by limestone mountains, the bay in the north of this island is so similar to a hall, and this is the reason why the island is called Koh Hong, which mean a hall island.
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Koh Jam, the Nearby Island with Friendly Communities. Had Koh Jam is a long, straight and the most beautiful sandy beach in the farthest south of the island. Most tourists love to rent a bike from the bungalow and pedal to this beach, as well as Haad Ting Rai and Ao Lu Bo.
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Koh Si Bo Ya, the Rich Rocky Island.
Koh Si Bo Ya is an island near Krabi mainland. Covered with rocky mountains and rubber tree farms, the majority of the islanders here are fishermen. If you stand at Ban Koh Pu pier, you will be able to see Koh Si Bo Ya pretty clearly.
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Koh Po, the Small and Superbly Serene Island.
Located in the west of the island, Haad Tha Kang is the longest and most beautiful beach of Koh Po. It stretches form the north to the south, and from this beach, there is a small concrete road leading to Ao Nai Ban.
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Koh Talabeng, an Ideal Place to Kayak Around.
Koh Talabeng is a small island situated in the east of Koh Lanta Noi, right opposite to Ban Lo Yai. Most of its land are limestone mountains and snaky coastline that creates many beaches and bays around the island. |
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Koh Bulone Le, the Queen of All Bulone Islands.
Koh Bulone Le is one of the islands in Mu Koh Petra National Park. Although it is the center of the Mu Koh Bulone or Bulone Group Islands, the atmosphere on this island is still exceptionally peaceful. |
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