Travel Tips and Stories of Koh Tao in Thailand
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Travel guide of Koh Tao
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Travel guide of Koh Tao
4 km from Koh Tao
Where I’m based in Thailand, Pink anemone fish are common. They’re plucky little creatures that will defend their homes from even the biggest of creatures, (including the very overwhelming reflective glass and bubbles from a divers mask and regulator) this bravery makes them one of my favourite creatures to see whilst under the surface. Especially during a safety stop at 5m, when the sunlight shows the colours in all their glory.
4 km from Koh Tao
Beautiful white-eyed moray eel in the reefs of Koh Tao was happy to pose for the camera.
4 km from Koh Tao
HTMS Sattakut. The most beautiful wreck of Koh Tao.
4 km from Koh Tao
Sunset on Koh Nang Yuan Island in Koh Tao Thailand Southeast Asia
4 km from Koh Tao
A hidden blue spotted stingray at divesite ‘Southwest’ in Koh Tao.
42 km from Koh Tao
We had an amazing bungalow location in haad yao - this was our lazy chair for reading a book in the morning.
48 km from Koh Tao
A lonesome boat in the sea, Koh Phangan, Thailand.
48 km from Koh Tao
A sunset in Thailand!
50 km from Koh Tao
Koh Phangan,Thailand
50 km from Koh Tao
One of the many beautiful sunsets in Koh Phangan!
66 km from Koh Tao
Fantastic little beach bar on Bophut Beach. 💕
66 km from Koh Tao
Monsoon season and a man rides through the flooded streets of Ko Samui island.
66 km from Koh Tao
Wat Phra Yai Ko Fan, Big Buddha, Koh Samui, Thailand
Experienced by Simon Vetterli
67 km from Koh Tao
Wat Plai Laem, Koh Samui
67 km from Koh Tao
Ang Thong Marine Park, Thailand
67 km from Koh Tao
Big Buddha in Koh Samui, Thailand
67 km from Koh Tao
Emerald Lake, Ang Thong Marine Park
67 km from Koh Tao
In coastal areas of Thailand long tail boats are everywhere and used for everything. They are beautifully simple and functional with large gasoline engines, often from cars, mounted to a swivel plate in the rear of the boat. The long tail is in fact a propeller shaft directly driven by the motor. No clutch or transmission involved so while they may be simple they are not easy to drive!
67 km from Koh Tao
Wat Plai Laem, Koh Samui, Thailand
Experienced by Simon Vetterli
67 km from Koh Tao
Wat Plai Laem, Koh Samui, Thailand
Experienced by Simon Vetterli