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 The Royal Phuket Yacht Club a Puravarna Resort Sunshine sparkles across a vista of turquoise and sapphire. Sand massages the soles of the feet. Graceful sails billow across the horizon while sleepy yachts moor in the shallows. This is a landscape of uncompromised beauty. Where the only sound to be heard is the waves lapping against the shore. Delightfully secluded. Vibrantly exclusive. This is a place where passions are awakened and adventures begin. Poised above the shores of Phuket's finest swimming beach, The Royal Phuket Yacht Club has a location and reputation that befits no other. An icon of opulence, the hotel has won numerous awards including the most recently appointed "World's Best Leisure Hotel" by Cond? Nast Traveller and "Thailand's Leading Resort" at the 13th World Travel Awards 2006. A member of the Leading Hotels of the World, with 110 oceanfront suites and bedrooms, superbly designed with a spacious private terrace overlooking the Andaman Sea, it offers a unique, luxurious and totally relaxing experience. History Originally born as the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in 1987 - and the first luxury hotel ever to be built on Phuket - it has played host to an impressive list of royalty and celebrities in its 20 year lifespan. Now, under operation as The Royal Phuket Yacht Club, Puravarna breathes new life into this island treasure, blending state-of-the-art technology with artful refurbishment in all 110 guest rooms. Located on the Southwestern tip of the island overlooking the pristine, unspoiled beach of Nai Harn and Prompthep cape, each guest room has a spacious patio with stunning ocean view. Foremost in its class, the club has preserved its nautical traditions by providing a 24-hour jetty landing station and hospitality to all who anchor in Nai Harn. There is ample opportunity to participate in sports and leisure activities in this engaging setting. And with three gourmand dining restaurants and a classic refreshment lounge overlooking the bay, there is plenty of occasion to indulge, relax and appreciate the glorious tropical sunsets that are so famous in Phuket. With its unique location, impeccable standards of service and unrivalled history as a provider of luxury accommodation, The Royal Phuket Yacht Club is the choice of discerning travelers. Rooms and Suites Every accommodation option at The Royal Phuket Yacht Club enjoys a magical, panoramic view of the Andaman Sea. Equipped with every modern convenience and the latest technology, each room is an exclusive chamber of luxury and comfort. With ample patio space furnished with tropical sun beds and settees, witness a day's worth of moments unfolding. Chameleon in nature, the colours of the ocean are ever enchanting. Bask in the atmosphere. Experience the gifted works of nature at their finest. And allow us to provide you with service that tailors directly to your needs and preferences. Ocean Front Superior Room Richly furnished and appointed with all the comforts expected of a modern day traveler, even the most basic of The Royal Phuket Yacht Club's accommodation is a roomy 50 sq.m. with additional balcony space. All guests are welcomed with a refreshment drink on arrival and are afforded daily newspaper, fresh fruits and housekeeping services. Ocean Front Deluxe Room Delightfully capacious at 70 sq.m., the deluxe rooms are adorned with the finest quality teakwood furnishings and marble surfaces. Elegant and comfortable, guests will slip into an ambiance of calm whilst having access to a myriad of modern conveniences. With an exceptionally large terrace space, equipped with rattan lounge, sofa chairs and sun bathing beds, guests can happily experience the outdoors and view within the privacy of their own enclosure. Ocean Front Junior Suite Golden teak parquet floors and silk-laden furniture indicate the lavish nature of The Royal Phuket Yacht Club suites. A decorous mosquito net hangs from a wooden railing over the king-sized bed; the cotton duvet plump with cushions and juxtaposed with intricate, hand-painted bedside lamps. Thai motifs and artifacts further enhance the atmosphere, along with fragrant aromatherapy and bespoke butler service. The heightened position of the suite bestows superior views over Nai Harn and the expansive room space (72 sq.m.) and patio allows guests a private and truly intimate experience, with its bougainvillea-lined walls keeping the fragrance and colors of the tropics ever present. Ocean Front Superior Suite With both one and two-bedroom superior suites available, these exquisitely designed abodes are a vast 112 sq.m. and 173sq.m. respectively. Situated in prime positions on the sixth and ninth floor with exclusive views of the harbor, these suites are spacious enough to bring the landscape into the room, whilst retaining absolutely privacy and comfort. The dramatic views are peerless and matched by gifted butler service and hospitality. The extravagant d?cor and interior design draws from the choicest of handicraft and materials including ancient teak timber work and fine silks and cottons. Ocean Front Deluxe Suite Located exclusively on the ninth floor this immense suite of 112 sq.m. has a separate living room and bedroom in addition to its balcony. With possibly the best vantage point of Nai Harn bay the suite is also sumptuously decorated. Punctuated by local artifacts and textiles such as woven silk and cotton Thai motifs, the accommodation is as exquisite and rich in art as it is comfortable. Its luxurious bathroom with capacious bathing tub further accentuates the opulence and splendor of the deluxe suite. Ocean Front Royal Suite Truly paragons of luxury, the royal suites are aptly named and proportioned, with the one-and two bedroom suites a magnanimous 168 sq.m. and 244 sq.m. respectively. With 24 hour butler service, lavish decoration and unmatched views, these rooms are literally fit for royalty. Deluxe fabrics, object d'art and handicrafts further set the royal suites apart from any other accommodation in The Royal Phuket Yacht Club. Each are lavishly fashioned with the finest silk and teak items and are afforded exquisite bathing robes, amenities and tailored service to ensure the experience is nothing less than exceptional. Royal Spa Entering the reception area of the brand-new Royal Spa is a soothing experience in itself. The interiors are daubed in soft and natural lighting, and furnished with antique and contemporary pieces. The music is kept at discrete levels. While sipping on gently-brewed herbal teas, you are guided through the extensive menu of Body, Mind and Soul treatments by professionally-trained members of staff. Aligned with the Ancient origins of Thai massage, designs are mainly from the Sri Vijaya kingdom that spanned the central and southern regions of Thailand between the 7th and 9th centuries. The mainly Hindu influences came from India. Life-size sculptures of beautiful statues, recreated from this era, are set in niches along the corridor leading to private suites. A statue outside each room holds a lit candle when it is occupied, assuring you complete privacy. Each private suite is simple yet elegant. The walls are covered in soft, rose-coloured silk with light green accents, and the design motif of the lotus. With over 300 square metres of dedicated treatment area, the spa features 4 of these indoor and outdoor suites, each with a very spacious 60 square metres. A typical Royal Spa Suite includes: a private therapy preparation area (separate from the guest area), two luxurious locker-rooms for guests, a shower and steam room, a rest room, two indoor treatment beds, a jacuzzi with a relaxing Thai-style sofa, and a large outdoor floating treatment bed. All venues have majestic views of the beach of Nai Harn Bay. Two of the Royal Spa Suites have unique features: A wet-treatment pavilion with a Zen garden and marble treatment beds, where you can indulge in a body scrub, or any of the wet treatments, in total privacy. A lotus pond and sunken jacuzzi complete these oases of relaxation. After experiencing some of our dedicated treatment packages - Honeymoon Experience, Total Relaxation, Away from it All, or A Day In The Kingdom of Siam - Body, Mind & Soul will linger in your memory of The Royal Phuket Yacht Club Royal Spa. Massages Massage has the richest and most ancient heritage of all the healing arts. Over centuries it has been referred to in literature, art and medicine as one on the oldest forms of treatment for human ills. The first documented history of massage dates back approximately 400 years to ancient China. Indian, Egyptian, Persian and Japanese writing also indicate a profound use of massage techniques, but the greatest source of information comes from the ancient Greeks. Modern massage therapy has been assisted by the accumulation of scientific evidence that both supports and explains the beneficial effects of massage. Restaurants & Dining Dining at The Royal Phuket Yacht Club a Puravarna Resort is always a pleasure, with a delightful range of food and beverage facilities to choose from. The Regatta an informal yet distinctive Fusion Cuisine restaurant, paying homage to both Traditional cooking and newer flavors, The Regatta is celebration of gastronomy. Specializing in seafood dishes, but offering fine produce of many varieties, the menu is always inviting and unique, with a comprehensive selection of Italian grappa, wines and cocktails. Overlooking Nai Harn bay in an open air setting, the atmosphere is romantic and serene with the scent of the tropics and sea ever-present. The Promenade is a stunting restaurant offering an inspiring array of fresh sea food gourmet pastas and salads in addition to prime cuts served straight from the lava stone grill . A unique blend of international and local delights with a twist. Open for lunch, cocktails and dinner, The Promenade is a popular spot for watching the sunset and savoring the sounds and fresh salty air of the sea. , Opening time:10:00 , No Air Conditioning , Closing time: 22:00 The Quarterdeck is a casual open-air terrace serving a selection of Asian and International favorites. With impressive views of the ocean, the restaurant is a favorite among guests at any time of the day, be that breakfast, lunch or dinner. Using the concept of the olden sea spice routes, of which Phuket has always been a major port, guests can find classic Thai dishes as well as Chinese, Indian and other cuisines which reflect this seaborne connection between East and West. The Poolside serves drinks and light meals around the swimming pool for guests. Facilities and Services In an increasingly health conscious society, it is essential that guests at any resort have a wide variety of sports facilities at their disposal. The Royal Phuket Yacht Club a Puravarna Resort is aware of this growing trend and provides activities to suit every type of fitness enthusiast. An early morning swim in the Andaman Sea or in the outdoor swimming pool is an ideal way to begin the day. The fitness centre features top quality equipment, including free weights and machines that are maintained regularly to keep them in top condition. The Resort has two well-groomed tennis courts open to guests all day long, and at night there are flood lights to enjoy a cool evening game. For the more adventurous sea-lovers, there is snorkeling equipment available. When the wind is right, strike out on one of the many windsurf boards. There are several islets surrounding the southern tip of Phuket Island and the resort can arrange for day trips to these islands to swim and explore. Meetings & Incentives Perhaps the most serene meeting venue in Phuket, The Royal Phuket Yacht Club chart room is fitted with all the amenities to facilitate a high-profile conference. Overlooking Nai Harn Bay, wall-to-wall windows provide ample natural light as well as a unique backdrop for any meeting, however formal or casual. The staff at can further ensure each meeting is a success and can be relied upon to deliver the best in service and quality to the most minor detail. Hotel Location The Royal Phuket Yacht Club a Puravarna Resort is located on Nai Harn Beach at the southern tip of Phuket island. Phuket is named from the Malay word "Bukit" meaning mountain, and derives much of its former glory and wealth from tin production which dates back 500 years. Nowadays, Phuket is Thailand's largest tin producer, but is better known the world over for its beautiful beaches, crystal waters that contain colourful marine life, fascinating local culture and friendly people. The flight from Bangkok to Phuket is only one hour, and direct flights also operate from Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Taipei, Australia and the US via Japan. The Resort is only 50 minutes from Phuket International Airport and 30 minutes from Phuket Town. Newly arrived guests will enjoy the drive to the Resort which will provide them glimpses of local residents still carrying out such occupations as rubber tree cultivation, coconut cultivation, fruit and rice farming and fishing, not to mention a view of some of the island's most famous beaches and nearby islands set against the green waters of the Andaman Sea. The Royal Phuket Yacht Club a Puravarna Resort has a great deal to offer guests. In 1987 the Yacht Club held the first King's Cup Regatta in celebration of the 60th birthday of HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej. There is a wide range of sports facilities at the Resort including a swimming pool, tennis courts, fitness centre and the newly opened Le Royal Spa. Cars are available for hire with or without a driver so guests can explore the island. Close to The Royal Phuket Yacht Club is Nai Harn Temple and Wat Sawang-Arom. A trip up to Phuket town for shopping and wandering in the night market is easy, but the most popular excursions are to the neighbouring islands and adjoining beaches. Kata and Karon beaches are just around the bend and Chalong Bay is a few kilometres away. There are several islands to visit that are all easily accessible by boat. |
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 Songkran Festival Phuket Thailand 2008 will once again marked by the water based festivities, which traditionally were limited to sprinking some water on the head of your elders, or going to the temple for a blessing and sprinkle from a Monk. These days, water fights are the order of the day, though the temple is still important (see photos below). Just about anywhere you go, there are people lined up along the street ready with buckets of water and huge water pistols to drench anyone passing by. It can be great fun if you are in the mood. It can also be dangerous, as some folks get carried away with the occasion and fire water at passing motorbikes. People also tend to drink plenty of alcohol, and Songkran is well know for its high accident statistics, depsite police crackdowns, roadblocks. Anyway they have other special for Songkran Day in Phuket at Rawai Muay Thai Camp, the world's biggest water fight. All of Thailand celebrates the Songkran festival with a massave water fight. During the Songkran festival the streets are lined with 1000's people armed with buckets of water, they are ready to spash every one that passes bye ( locals & tourists! ). Between Sunrise & Sunset expect to get wet if you venture out doors during the Songkran Festival. In recent years, the tradition of sprinkling water has been interpreted by youngsters as a great excuse for a water fight, and it is not uncommon to have buckets and containers of water thrown at you by teams of merry makers in the backs of trucks as you make your way down the street - particularly in major tourist areas like Patong. Small children delight in equipping themselves with water guns and spraying anyone who comes in their path - no one is exempt! The Songkran Festival is a celebration of the Thai New Year. It is the start of the wet season, a time to reflect on the past year & the new year ahead. Others area in Phuket truckloads of young people drive around the island throwing buckets of fresh water at one another. It is probably not the best day for visitors to the island to walk around shopping. However, in most of the island's hotels, the lovely rituals of Songkran are celebrated by staff who pay respect not only to their managers but to valued guests. Some resorts offer tour programs to local temples where their international guests can join in the Buddhist religious rites of paying respect to monks. Remember this date when you are in Patong and leave your cameras and anything likely to suffer water damage behind in your hotel room, because you will get wet. |
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 Have you ever heard about the history of Khao Nak-Kerd? If not, let me tell you this brief story. It is said that during the golden era of the Suwannaphum period, Phuketiens sent a representative to invite the Buddha to Phuket. The Buddha's first place of visit to Phuket was Koh Kaew Pidsadan near Promtep Cape to introduce morality to villagers. The villagers asked him to press his footprint as worship material near the riverside onto a huge stone. Buddha's footprint is one and a half size of a human footprint. Local people then named this place as " Buddha's footprint at Koh Kaew Pidsadarn ". The Buddha then came to save mankind from sin near the seashore of the mainland, and the villagers asked him for a handprint as well. Hence, this area is named as " Rao-Wai " because this is the place where people pay homage to the Buddha and his handprint. As time passed people forgot about Buddha's handprint. The accent of local people has changed as well. Therefore, the name " Rao-Wai " has became " Ra-Wai " as it is known today. Later, Buddha visited again on the top of a hill by the invitation of angels and Nagas. While he saved mankind from sin, all angels and Nagas became enlightened and went to heaven with a bright aura around their bodies. People who lived nearby saw this and thus named the mountain " Khao Nak-Kerd " which roughly translates as Mountain where birth of spiritual enlightenment happened. Wow! An interesting history eh? So today I will take you to Khao Nak-Kerd which is situated in a tropical forest and is the highest mountain in Phuket. It is located between Karon and Chalong District. The best way to get there is via Chalong District along Chao Fah (West) Road. The route passes Soi Yod Sanea (Moo 10). It is 6 kilometers from the entrance of the side street to the top of the hill. The road is quite narrow and paved with asphalt only in the village area and soon turns to dirt. Keep following the flags provided along the roadside. You will pass many trees and orchards along the way. After 10-15 minutes driving, you will arrive at the hill top. |
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 Phuket Aquarium is part of the internationally renowned Phuket Marine Biological Center (PMBC), located on the southernmost tip of Cape Panwa on Phuket Island. It is surrounded by breathtaking scenic bays and islands and is the perfect destination for a family excursion. Enter the aquarium and find yourself in an amazing underwater world with over 150 different species from freshwater and marine habitats, most of them local species from the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand. The aquarium`s interactive displays take you on an environmental journey through rivers, lakes and precious, endangered coral reefs, mangroves and estuaries. All information is provided in Thai and English and includes both common names and interesting facts about the animals.  The Aquarium makes education fun with its many different displays of marine life, habitats as well as environmental and conservation issues: Learn about the relationships between the animals, encounter our big guys like electric eels, octopuses, sea turtles and sharks and admire the babies from our ocean nursery like the famous "Nemo" or the cute cuttlefish! Another highlight is a walk trough our large tunnel tank: Immerse yourself in the ocean being surrounded by huge sting rays, groupers, wrasses, sharks and swarms of snappers. Reach the end of the tunnel and you are greeted by eight massive man-sized Giant Groupers in their 110-ton tank that have been living in the Aquarium for over 20 years! Phuket Aquarium was established in 1983 as unit of the PMBC, a research and monitoring center under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. The Aquarium has developed into a major destination on Phuket Island and attracts about 300.000 visitors per year, including 40.000 tourists. Its mission is to increase the public awareness and understanding about marine and coastal environments and to promote the sustainable management of our coasts and oceans. |
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 The Viewpoint tower at Kao Khad holds one of the most beautiful scenic views in Phuket. Established by Wichit district government organization, it is located at Wichit district, Amphur Muang, Phuket and overlooks Ao Makam and Cape Panwa. It is accessible via Sakdidej Road through Muang Tong Village and Mudong Canal. The way may seem a little complicated but look for many small guide posts along the road side. Being a rather hilly place, Phuket is full of great views. We like to find the high spots, get some fresh air and sit on top of the world. Sometimes, it's good for your spirit just to get up above it all for a while. The viewpoint at Khao Khad is up a hill on Cape Panwa, in the SE corner of Phuket. Getting there is easy enough when you know how, but it's not very well signposted and the signs that do exist are mostly in Thai. There are several roads leading there - Cape Panwa has many small roads and is a great area to drive around. The Google Earth image below may help to locate the viewpoint. You drive through rubber plantations to get there - rubber was one of the products that helped make Phuket a rich province, well before the tourist hordes discovered it. The tower is reached by a staircase, there is lots of parking space below, though you won't ever see the carpark full. From the top there are views across Chalong Bay to the West and Phuket Town to the North, and across the east to Koh Yao - you can see Phi Phi clearly too if the air is not too hazy. It's unusual that I'm not feeling the effects of the climb as I thought I would. Maybe I have the task of photography to distract me. Before I know it I'm at the top of the Viewpoint tower. The ambience is fantastic! It seems I have chosen the perfect day to come here. The skies are clear and I have been provided with what seems like perfect photo opportunities. The summit provides a 360 degree view. And it's possible to take in a clear view to nearby Koh Sirea and Phuket town, Cape Panwa and also Chalong Bay. Maybe I can even see Krabi from here? Not quite. Just lacking a little in supernatural powers today! Unfortunately it may be a little too sunny as the effect through the view of my camera is a little bright and hazy. After getting our fill of fresh air (it was quite breezy up there), we headed home via a road I had not taken before. The road (Phanttana Thongtin Road) follows a mangrove creek at the east end of Chalong Bay for a while (see photos below), before joining up with Chao Fa road (the main road between Phuket Town and Chalong). |
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 Wat Chalong is Phuket's most important Buddhist temple and is the biggest and most ornate of Phuket's 29 Buddhist monasteries. The architecture is typical of wats found throughout Thailand. Wat Chalong is associated with the revered monks, Luang Pho Chaem and Luang Pho Chuang, both of whom were famous for there work in herbal medicine and tending to the injured. During the tin miners' rebellion of 1876 they mobilized aid for the injured on both sides. They also mediated in the rebellion, bringing the warring parties together to resolve their dispute. Statues honoring them stand in the sermon hall (viharn). Many Thais come here to be blessed by the monks and receive a good luck charm in the form of a string tied around the wrist, which they believe protects them from injury and illness. Many local Thais and Asian tourists will set off fire crackers and ask for the lucky lottery numbers, and have their fortune told. Just inside the main hall on the floor before the image are two cans of what looks like shaved bamboo chopsticks. Pick one up and shake the can back and forth rhythmically until one of the sticks works its way to the top and falls to the floor. Read the number, then walk around the corner to the right where there is a wooden cabinet on the wall. Open the drawer with the corresponding number and take one of the slips of paper inside. Get someone to translate it for you or hold onto it until you get back to your hotel where the desk clerk can translate it. Also on the floor are several pairs of red wooden blocks made from bamboo roots and shaped like twin halves of a mango. These help you make decisions. Pose a question that requires a 'yes' or 'no' answer. Toss the a pair blocks in the air and watch how they land on the floor. If both land with the same side up the answer is 'no'; if they land, one up and one down, the answer is 'yes'. Whichever form of divination you choose, be sure to leave a donation at the alter. It will go towards the upkeep of the shrine. |
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 The weather conditions were clear subsequent to it had rained for a week. We strong-willed to go away to glimpse the sun set at Lam Promthep; nevertheless I can't retain information the most recent time I went there. Does not matter! The past is our experience. The future is the next. The present time is the most excellent and we have to become conscious it.  You should become conscious this information previous to you makes your mind up to go there. Foremost of all, you have to test out your car's capability. Do you recognize, there is traffic-jam on the highway to the cape, you have to drive surpass a small amount of high slopes, while there is traffic-jam. You can see in your mind's eye that, if your car is not capable to ascend up the hill, it would be going down the hill. I obtained such experience 4-5 years ago. Don't be anxious! If your car backs down the slope, you be supposed to pick the large stone from the highway side to building block its wheels. Reason of its name of the nicest observation position in Phuket, reason for the most part of travelers desire to go there. There are numerous crowds on the cape, so you be supposed to set out early on to the cape. I think you ought to reach your destination at least 30 minutes. Otherwise you will fail to spot sun set. In addition to perceive the extraordinary surroundings, you can shop a lot of types of local souvenir, such as beautification materials, batik garments and pearl or shell decoration. Above and beyond that I encourage you to visit The King Bhumipol's Coronation Jubilee lighthouse. It situates on the summit of the hill; you can witness wider vision from it. Furthermore there is demonstration about navigation in the earlier period which you will know technology, apparatus and so on. This service is free of charge. In reality, you can't see sun set every time on the cape, it's depending on how lucid of the sky. The weather conditions in Phuket are unpredictable especially in rainy season. I inform you what; my friends from Bangkok came up to to vacation with me in December. They intended to witness the sun set. You know the sky was clear thoroughly the day! And they looked forward to to get the good chance. But unfortunately, while the sun was setting at Lam Promthep, the sky was cloudy. Until now, they haven't chance to witness the fine-looking vista. The sun sets every evening; there are crowds at Lam Promthep. It is on a daily basis activity on here. The human-being comes to this world, and go for away from this world. It's the same matter. You get the truth from this activity or not! |
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 Phuket is fortunate to be in the centre of one of the world's best diving areas. Prospects at the local beaches are limited, however short day trips can bring you to some spectacular sites. For those with a little time to spare, the first class dive vessels based here offer access to the Similan, Surin and Andaman Islands and much more. 
Phi Phi IslandThe Phi Phi Islands (Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Ley), some 40 km (25 miles) southeast of Phuket and about two hours by motorboat, are among the most beautiful islands in the world. They also have some excellent dive sites between 10 and 30 metres (33 and 98 feet), with visibility extending from 15 to 25 metres (49 to 82 feet). In particular, the islands offer several cave dives and many impressive wall dives. In addition, there are many hard and soft corals and an abundance of marine life. In the tropical reefs one can see, among other fish, whitetip sharks, stingrays and moray eels. Note: With new fast boats in the area, one day Similan dive trips from Phuket are now also possible. 
Over the past several years, Koh Phi Phi (pronounced pee pee) has grown from a peaceful little Muslim fishing-village to one of the busiest international tourist destinations in the country. It now boasts of at least 10 diving centres, several expensive international hotels, and a variety of cheaper bungalows and guest houses. Literally thousands of people visit it daily.Located about 45 kilometres east of Phuket, the Phi Phi Island group -- precisely part of Krabi province -- is composed of the islands Koh Phi Phi Don, Koh Phi Phi Lae (Phi Phi of the sea), Koh Yung (Mosquito Island), and Koh Mai Pai (Bamboo Island). Although the scuba diving is generally not considered to be at world-class level -- depending on your definition -- Koh Phi Phi offers the keen diver a wide range of diving possibilities and occasionally some absolutely fantastic diving. It is a delightful place to spend a few days relaxing on its exquisite beaches, exploring its numerous coves and bays, climbing its steep vertical peaks, and enjoying some colourful and enticing scuba diving. What sets Koh Phi Phi apart from other dive destinations in Thailand is two features: The first is the amazing limestone cliffs rising dramatically out of the sea and plunging equally dramatically straight down underwater. The second is the remarkable variety of dive sites that are concentrated in such a small area. |
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