National Parks · Our pick in the Thai islands
Mu Ko Surin National Park
Declared 1981
Five islands near the Myanmar sea border, with some of Thailand’s most pristine shallow reefs.
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- Coral reefs
- Sea turtles
- Snorkelling
- Address
- Phang Nga, the Thai Islands
- Website
- dnp.go.th
About Mu Ko Surin National Park
Mu Ko Surin, declared a national park in 1981, is an archipelago of five islands about 60 kilometres from the Khura Buri pier. TAT describes its shallow-water reefs as the most pristine and abundant in Thailand, home to four species of sea turtle; at low tide you can walk the channel between Surin Nuea and Surin Tai.
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Mu Ko Surin National Park before you go.
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