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 Koh Phayam

This gorgeous little island is truly the undiscovered pearl of the Andaman Sea with long white sandy beaches, clear blue sea, coral reefs, it’s the perfect place to really get away from it all- from lying in a hammock doing absolutely nothing except watch the amazing sunsets to snorkling fishing (big of small game) , boat trips around the island to the many neighbouring islands including Koh Surin , swimming in the warm waters or even body-boarding. The two main bays are Aow Yai – the sunset bay, and Aow Khao Kwai. Both bays have long curving white sandy beaches. If you get bored of the beachlife then there’s always the inland experience. Koh Phayam has lots of good mini hikes into the hills, forests and jungle.There are tidal mangrove forests and lots of wildlife including monkeys, boars, and some beautiful and rare birds.  A small track runs around the island making everything accesable by foot, bike or motor-scooters which are available for hire,there aren’t any cars. There are several resorts offering bungalow accomodation, all of which are exceptionally good, clean and comfortable , including the charming Bamboo Bungalows on Aow Yai beach. A boat taxi to the island leaves at 2 pm every day from the pier at Sapan Plaa, the trip costs 100 baht per person and takes about an hour and a half.The boat back leaves Koh Phayam at 8 am.

 Koh Chang

            This picturesque little island is very similar to sister Koh Phayam , although the beaches aren’t as good there are more bungalows and it’s a bit more laid back. All the resorts are , clean , comfortable and friendly. Some good places to stay include ,Contex , Ta Deng Bay. Most resorts have their own boats to the island leaving from the pier at Sapan Plaa, again the cost being 100 baht per person.

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